When it comes to tiles, porcelain tiles and ceramic tiles appear more often, than not, together or against each other. Sometimes, they are even interchanged as if they were the same as one another. There is even this unspoken debate about which one is better than the other.

Glazed tiles have rich color patterns, many specifications, easy cleaning, large selection space, and are suitable for kitchens and bathrooms. Various patterns and patterns can be made on the surface of glazed tiles, which are richer in colors and patterns than polished tiles.

• Ceramic Tiles
Arguably one of the most versatile types of tile, the ceramic tile has been chosen by many homeowners because of its durability and ability to withstand foot traffic and moisture as well as affordability. It’s perfect for the bathroom, kitchen, and even the front entrance.
• Porcelain Tiles
The more durable cousin of the ceramic tiles, the porcelain tiles are available in a wide array of patterns and colors. Though often more expensive than their cousin, they are one of the prime choices because it can look like anything the imagination can dish out. However, it’s not advisable for DIY projects and needs a professional’s touch to place them.
• Glass Tiles
The more glamorous choice, the glass tile holds, out of the four types of tiles, the highest level of stain resistance and can withstand the wreckage of red wine stains and even the acid from lemon juice. One of the downsides to this tile is that it’s not as strong as other tiles so it chips easily. This makes it perfect for wall placements, away from any falls.
• Natural Stone Tiles
Natural stone tiles are, as just what the name suggests, made from natural stones like marble and granite. These two are one of the common but expensive choices to use in order to uplift and really amp up any room they’re placed in. Luxury is the keyword here.