Choosing the right tiles for space is very important – it can make or break the space. With the sheer variety of tiles available in different materials, finishes, sizes, shapes, colours, and designs, making the right choice might seem like a tall order. But, do not fret; here are some handy tips to keep in mind while choosing tiles for your space: 1. One Space At A Time: You may be renovating a large space with multiple different zones or a small space with a single zone – it is important to zero down on a single zone and choose the tiles for the space. For example, if you are renovating your home don’t try to choose tiles for your living room, bathroom, and kitchen together. Rather, dedicate time to each space and choose the tile for that space before moving on to the next. This is not only because each different space has different requirements that you need to keep in mind, but also to reduce the confusion and commotion in your mind. 2. Zero In On The Material: Once you’ve decided on the space you are looking for tiles for, narrow down your choices by selecting a material. Now, the choice of material will depend on your requirements for the space. Spaces such as kitchens and offices will require more durable materials since they see heavy foot traffic, while in spaces such as bedrooms you can make do with materials that are not as durable. 3. Size: Tile size is a very important factor to consider while choosing tiles. In large spaces, such as living rooms or foyers, opt for large tiles that will have minimal grout lines and will further emphasize the roominess of the space. For small spaces, such as bathrooms, opt for smaller tiles to reduce wastage. 4. Colour Choice: Colours play a great role in dictating the mood of a space. Your colour scheme should reflect the environment that you are trying to create and work well with the colours of the rest of your space, namely furniture and upholstery. It is a good idea to mix things up and use tiles to create a contrast by opting for light tiles to complement darker furniture and vice versa.