Creating a feature wall with Zellige Tiles: How to choose the right color and pattern
Introduction
When it comes to decorating a room, sometimes less is more. Other times, you need a bold statement piece to make your space stand out. If you’re looking for the latter option, consider creating a feature wall with zellige tiles! These Moroccan-style ceramic tiles are super easy to install and come in a variety of patterns and colors that will complement any interior design style. Here’s how:
Take a few minutes to plan
When you’re planning your project, it’s important to think through every step of the process. The first thing to consider is the overall look and feel of your room. What are you trying to achieve? Once you have an idea of what kind of design you want in your space, it will be easier for us at Zellige Tiles to help guide you through all aspects of planning from start to finish.
When planning out colors and patterns for our customers, we always recommend starting with an inspiration board or Pinterest board as a reference point for ideas! We feel this helps ensure that both ourselves and our customers get exactly what they need when working together on projects like these:
Consider the furniture in your space
When you’re planning your Zellige tile wall, take into account the furniture in your space. If you have a large sectional sofa or chair that takes up half of one wall of your room, consider using only a few tiles on that side of the room. This way, you can create extra space by having walls with empty recesses where furniture once stood.
Another thing to keep in mind is how much storage space will be available for storage shelves and hooks after you hang up your Zellige tiles! You may want to use wire racks instead of hanging them directly onto an open wall surface—either way works fine as long as they’re sturdy enough so they don’t fall down because they’re too heavy and/or crooked (and trust me: they will get crooked).
Shop around, but don’t buy the first thing you see.
When it comes to shopping for tile, the first thing you should do is take your time and look around at all the different options. Don’t buy the first thing you see! You want to find something that will fit into your space, use colors and patterns that match up with what’s already there, and feel like an extension of the décor rather than just another piece of furniture or accessory in the room.
Take some time to browse online before visiting stores so that you can get an idea of what kind of tiles are out there; this will also give you peace-of-mind when selecting colors and patterns because they’ll already be available if needed. If there are any questions about how well certain colors work together (or if one color seems better suited than others), use Google searches as part of this process—you can find out what other people have done by looking at their reference photos or Pinterest boards (which include links back into Amazon).
Don’t be afraid of bold colors and patterns.
If you’re a person who likes to go bold, then this section is for you.
If you’re afraid of color and pattern, then this section might help.
Color and pattern are powerful tools when used appropriately (and sometimes not at all). We can’t stress this enough: don’t be afraid! Don’t be afraid to use bright colors or patterns in your Zellige Tiles project.
Pick a pattern that complements the rest of the room.
Once you’ve decided on your color, it’s time to choose a pattern. Consider the other colors in your home and how they interact with each other:
- What’s already there? If you live in an apartment or condo, consider how much space there is for something new. If the room has been painted white and blue before, then a pattern that uses those same colors will look out of place; instead try going with something more neutral—like black and white—or even green (which is often paired with yellow).
- Is this too busy? If you have children who love playing with toys on their own playroom floor but don’t really want them running around all day long like dogs do when they’re young enough not to understand consequences yet anyway…then maybe something simple would be best here instead. The trick is knowing what works well together without being too tacky looking yourself so that everyone wins!
You can create a feature wall with a little patience and an eye for color and pattern
When you’re choosing a feature wall, there’s no need to be restrained by what other people expect. If the room is small and narrow, consider creating a feature wall that doesn’t take up too much space. A large colorful backdrop can look even more impressive if it’s tucked into an alcove or corner of your room. If you have more room in your living room or kitchen area, go bold with color and pattern! Don’t forget about furniture placement: make sure everything fits together well before moving on!
Conclusion
We hope this article has been helpful to you! You can create a feature wall with a little patience and an eye for color and pattern. We’ve included some tips, but don’t be afraid to experiment with different ideas until you find something that works for you.