Book a tile design consultation with Armatile. Visit our showrooms in Armagh, Belfast, Newry and Dublin for expert advice on wall tiles, floor tiles, paving and bespoke surfaces. Free Design Consultation The right tile starts with the right advice Choosing the right tile can make all the difference to how your space looks, feels and performs. Our free design consultations are built around helping you get it right before a single tile is ordered. No obligation, no pressure, just honest advice from a team that has been doing this since 1975. BOOK YOUR FREE CONSULTATION 01. Book your appointment Fill in the form below with your preferred showroom, day and time. We will confirm your appointment by phone or email within one working day. 02. Meet your design consultant One of our experienced team members will sit down with you, understand your project and walk you through the options that suit your space, style and budget. 03. Leave with a clear plan You will leave with tile recommendations, layout advice, quantity calculations and the confidence to move forward. No pressure to purchase on the day. 04. Order when you are ready When you are happy with your choices, we handle the rest. Our team can coordinate supply, manage phased orders and support your project through to completion. What Happens at Your Consultation Four simple steps from booking to a clear plan DESIGNED AROUND YOU A space to choose with confidence Visit one of our showroom design areas to explore tile options, compare samples and talk through your ideas with our team. From room layouts to colour, finish and format, we will help you make confident choices before you order. Name* Email* Phone* Choose your showroom* Choose Select Confirm products you are interested in Please Select Choose your preferred appointment date (Monday–Saturday; excluding public holidays)* Let us know a time that best suits you * Please Select Mon–Fri: 8:30am – 4:30pm Saturday: 8:30am – 2:30pm How did you hear about us? Please Select Data consent * Yes, I give permission to store and process my data * REQUEST MY FREE CONSULTATION Book your consultation Ready to get started? Fill in the form and a member of our team will be in touch to confirm your appointment at your chosen showroom. We aim to respond within one working day. Our consultations are completely free and there is no obligation to purchase on the day. First appointment: 8:30am. Last appointment: 4:30pm Monday to Friday. Last Saturday appointment: 2:30pm. Homeowners Renovating your home Whether you are tiling a bathroom, kitchen or living room, our team will help you choose the right tiles and work out exactly how much you need before you spend a penny. Interior Designers Specifying for a client Our showrooms are a regular working resource for designers across Ireland and Northern Ireland. Bring your brief and we will provide specification support, sample packs and product data to match your vision. Architects Technical specification From early design stage through to final specification, our team provides the product knowledge architects need across residential, commercial and hospitality projects of every scale. Trade and Developers Building at scale Contractors and developers are welcome at all four showrooms. We can help source the right products, calculate quantities and coordinate phased supply to keep your programme on track. Who It Is For Our consultations are open to everyone Armagh Our flagship showroom and head office, serving customers across Northern Ireland and beyond. GET DIRECTIONS Belfast Our Belfast showroom on Boucher Crescent, serving customers across Belfast and wider Northern Ireland. GET DIRECTIONS Newry Perfectly located on the border, serving customers across South Down, Louth, Monaghan and surrounding areas. GET DIRECTIONS Dublin Our Dublin showroom in Baldoyle serves customers across Dublin, Leinster and the rest of Ireland. GET DIRECTIONS Choose Your Showroom Four showrooms across Ireland and Northern Ireland

Get in touch with Armatile Ltd. Whether you have a product enquiry or need design assistance or help to plan out your space, contact us at one of our four tile stores and showrooms in Armagh, Newry, Belfast Boucher Road, Baldoyle Dublin. Book your free consultation with a member of the Armatile team to discuss your upcoming renovation interior project. CONTACT US We'll get back to you as soon as possible. If you have a general enquiry our teams will be able to assist you. Have an Enquiry? First name* Last name* Email* Phone* Subject* Please choose the showroom that best suits you* Your Enquiry Send Message CONTACT US For any inquiries or questions contact us: Armatile Ltd (Head Office) Station Road Armagh, N. Ireland, BT61 7NP ADDRESS Monday - Friday: 8:30AM - 5:30PM Saturday: 9AM - 3:30PM OFFICE HOURS enquiry@armatile.com EMAIL +44 28 3752 7007 PHONE Belfast Tile Showroom 58 Boucher Crescent, Belfast, N. Ireland, BT12 6HU ADDRESS Monday - Friday: 8:30AM - 5:30PM Saturday: 9AM - 3:30PM OFFICE HOURS belfast@armatile.com EMAIL +44 28 9068 2752 PHONE Newry Tile Showroom Greenbank Industrial Estate, Ballinacraig Way, Newry, N. Ireland, BT34 2QX ADDRESS Monday - Friday: 8:30AM - 5:30PM Saturday: 9AM - 3:30PM OFFICE HOURS newry@armatile.com EMAIL +44 28 3026 6021 PHONE Dublin Tile Showroom Unit 105, Grange Way, Baldoyle Industrial Estate, DUBLIN 13, D13 F584 ADDRESS Monday - Friday: 8:30AM - 5:30PM Saturday: 9AM - 3:30PM OFFICE HOURS dublin@armatile.com EMAIL +353 1 2689300 PHONE ALL SERVICES Visit Us & Check Out Amazing Offers In Any of Our 4 Showrooms OUR SHOWROOM ARMAGH Get Directions Showroom, Head of Office & Factory BELFAST Get Direction Showroom & Design Studio NEWRY Get Directions Showroom & Warehouse DUBLIN Get Directions Showroom & Design Studio

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Most tile projects start and end with a tile from a catalogue. Some projects need something more. WeMake is Armatile's in-house fabrication service, and it exists for exactly those moments — when the right solution has to be designed and made from scratch. Armatile has been supplying tiles across Ireland and Northern Ireland since 1975. For many projects, the process is straightforward: choose wall tiles, floor tiles or outdoor paving, then get everything ordered and ready for installation. WeMake is different. It does not always start with a product from a catalogue. Sometimes it starts with a measurement, a drawing, a problem to solve, or even just an idea that needs to be shaped into something practical. What WeMake Is WeMake is Armatile's in-house bespoke fabrication service, based at our production facility on Station Road, Armagh, the same site as our head office and flagship showroom. It allows us to cut, shape, etch, assemble and finish tile-based products that are made to suit a specific project. It is used by homeowners, interior designers, architects, contractors and commercial clients across Ireland and Northern Ireland. Every enquiry is looked at individually, because the whole point of WeMake is that the finished piece is made around the space, the tile choice and the project requirements. Some projects need more than a tile from a catalogue. WeMake exists for those moments when the right detail needs to be made for the project, not picked off the shelf. How WeMake Works Behind the finished pieces is a mix of specialist machinery and hands-on skill. Some parts of the process are about precision cutting. Others are about finishing, assembly and getting the small details right. 5-axis waterjet cutting Our 5-axis waterjet allows us to cut porcelain, stone and composite materials with a high level of accuracy. It is used for shaped profiles, curves, lettering, logos and more complex pieces where a standard straight cut would not be enough. That precision is especially useful for Cuvia bathroom pieces, drainage details, decorative inlays and bespoke signage, where the finished result needs to look clean, considered and accurate. Laser etching Laser etching lets us add detail directly onto the tile surface. That could be a logo, lettering, a decorative pattern or a personalised design. It is a useful option when a project needs something individual, but still wants the finish to feel integrated into the tile. Porcelain fabrication Not every WeMake product is just about cutting. Our fabrication team also assembles and finishes bespoke porcelain pieces such as Cuvia basins, vanity shelves, step detail, drainage channels and custom tile components. Mosaic cutting and assembly Our mosaic team can create bespoke patterns from drawings, layouts, colour palettes or original design ideas. Individual pieces are cut and assembled into finished panels or sheets, ready to be installed as part of the wider tile design. What WeMake Can Create The range is broader than many people expect. Some WeMake products are practical details that solve a problem on site. Others are more decorative, designed to become a feature in the room. Cuvia porcelain basins and vanity shelves Cuvia is one of the clearest examples of what WeMake can do. Instead of choosing a standard basin and trying to make it work with the rest of the bathroom, the basin can be fabricated from porcelain to suit the tile, the dimensions and the overall design. Cuvia basins are available in Studio (58x50cm), Gallery (88x50cm) and Signature (118x50cm) sizes as standard, with fully custom dimensions available on request. Vanity shelves can also be made to match, helping the bathroom feel more complete and considered. A Cuvia porcelain basin being fabricated at Armatile’s Armagh production facility, made to suit the chosen tile, dimensions and bathroom design. Artisan mosaic designs Mosaics are a good option when a project needs something with more character. Our team can work with patterns, shapes and colour combinations to create finished mosaic sheets for floors, walls, borders and feature panels. See how a bespoke artisan mosaic comes together, with individual tile pieces prepared and assembled by hand at our Armagh production facility. Bespoke signage WeMake can also be used for signage and branding details. This might include a logo, building name, typographic lettering or wayfinding element cut into tile, porcelain, stone or another suitable material. Precision-cut bespoke signage created using tile, mosaic and decorative inlay details for a commercial interior. Step edges, nosings and risers Step edges, nosings and risers can be fabricated to suit the measurements of a specific staircase. This is useful for projects where the finish needs to look clean, consistent and made for the space rather than adapted on site. Fabricated step edge detail designed to create a clean, consistent finish across tiled steps and stair features. Drainage channels Drainage channels can be made from porcelain tiles or slabs from 6mm up to 20mm thickness. They are designed to sit neatly within wet rooms, shower areas and outdoor spaces, so the practical drainage detail does not feel separate from the rest of the tiling. Precision-cut porcelain drainage channels designed to sit neatly within wet rooms, shower areas and outdoor tiling schemes. Laser-etched tile designs, bespoke panels and outdoor fabrication WeMake can also cover laser-etched tile surfaces, custom wall and floor panels, decorative inlays, fabricated tableware and bespoke planters made using porcelain paving slabs. These pieces are usually designed to coordinate with the wider interior or outdoor scheme. A bespoke porcelain planter made using outdoor paving slabs, designed to coordinate with the wider garden or exterior scheme. Who Uses WeMake Homeowners often use WeMake for Cuvia basins, vanity shelves, feature walls, garden pieces or mosaic details that make a space feel more personal. Interior designers and architects use the service when a project needs a specific finish, a custom detail or a piece that has to be made around a brief rather than chosen from a standard range. Contractors and developers use WeMake for practical fabricated components such as step details, drainage channels and made-to-measure porcelain pieces that need to work with site dimensions. If you are thinking about a WeMake product, it is worth involving our team early. Bespoke fabrication takes a little more planning, and it is usually easier to get the best result when the detail is part of the wider project conversation from the beginning. Contact us online or visit one of our showrooms in Armagh, Belfast, Newry or Dublin to start the conversation. How to Enquire You do not need a finished technical drawing to get started. Dimensions, rough sketches, inspiration images or a simple description of what you are trying to achieve are enough to begin the conversation. The easiest way to start is to book a free consultation. Our team can talk you through your project, discuss dimensions, drawings or ideas, and advise on the next steps for Cuvia, mosaics or any other WeMake product. You can also enquire through the website or contact any of our showrooms in Armagh, Belfast, Newry or Dublin. Every enquiry is treated individually. We will talk through the idea, advise on the best fabrication approach and provide a quote based on the specification where required. There is no obligation to proceed. WeMake is one of the things that makes Armatile different from a standard tile supplier. So if your project needs something that cannot quite be bought off the shelf, it is worth speaking to us.

A lot of people assume small bathrooms need small tiles. It makes sense at first — smaller room, smaller tile. But in reality, that is not always the best approach. Large format tiles can work really well in compact bathrooms because they reduce the number of grout lines and help the space feel calmer, cleaner and more open. The key is choosing the right size, colour and layout for the room. Across our showrooms in Armagh, Belfast, Newry and Dublin, this is something we help customers with all the time. Many people come in thinking they need a small tile for a small bathroom, only to realise that a larger tile may actually make the room feel bigger. 60x120cm marble effect bathroom tiles create a bright, elegant finish, adding a luxurious backdrop to the vanity and shower area. What Do We Mean by Large Format Tiles? When most people say “large format tiles,” they usually mean tiles that are bigger than what they are used to seeing. That is a perfectly reasonable way to think about it. As a useful reference point, the tiles most commonly used in Irish bathrooms today range from around 30x60cm up to 60x120cm. A 30x60cm tile is often seen as a standard modern bathroom size. A 60x60cm or 60x90cm tile feels noticeably larger and can start to have a real impact on how the room feels. A 60x120cm tile, or anything larger, is what most people picture when they think of a full large-format look. Throughout this article, when we talk about larger tiles, we mean anything from around 60x60cm upwards. The exact size matters less than the principle behind it: fewer grout lines, a calmer surface and a bathroom that feels more open than it actually is. Why Larger Tiles Can Make a Small Bathroom Feel Bigger The main reason large format tiles work so well in small bathrooms is simple: fewer grout lines. Every grout line creates a break in the surface. When there are lots of grout lines, the eye reads the wall or floor as busier. In a small bathroom, that can make the space feel more broken up. With large format tiles, there are fewer interruptions. The wall or floor starts to feel like one cleaner surface, which can make the room feel more spacious. This is especially effective when you choose a soft neutral tone, a stone effect finish or a grout colour that closely matches the tile. The less contrast there is between tile and grout, the calmer the room will feel. For small bathrooms and en suites, fewer grout lines can help create a calmer, cleaner and more modern finish. A light, larger-format bathroom tile helps create a calmer, more open feel, with careful layout planning around the bath, shower area and glass screen. Popular Larger Tile Sizes for Bathrooms The right tile size depends on the shape of your bathroom, the number of fittings and how much cutting will be needed. Here are some common formats you might come across: 30x60cm - A very popular modern bathroom size. It works well on walls and floors and is easier to fit around toilets, basins, baths and shower areas. 60x60cm - A great option for bathroom floors and simple wall layouts. It reduces grout lines without becoming too difficult to work with in smaller spaces. 60x90cm - A good middle ground for customers who want a more modern look, but do not want to go as large as 60x120cm. 60x120cm - A stronger large-format look. This can create a very clean, premium finish, especially on bathroom walls, but it needs more planning around cuts and layout. 120x120cm and larger - A more statement-led option. These sizes can look impressive, but in small bathrooms they are best suited to simpler layouts where the tile can be shown properly. What You Need to Consider Before Choosing Larger Tiles Large format tiles can look brilliant in a small bathroom, but they do need the right preparation and installation. The Floor Needs to Be Flat Larger tiles are less forgiving than smaller tiles. If the floor is uneven, the tile may not sit properly and the finished result can suffer. A good tiler will check the floor before installation and may recommend levelling it first. This adds preparation time, but it makes a big difference to the final finish. The Walls Need to Be Prepared Properly The same applies to walls. Large format tiles can highlight uneven surfaces, especially if the wall is not flat. If the bathroom walls are old, damaged or uneven, they may need to be skimmed, boarded or properly prepared before tiling begins. Cuts Need to Be Planned In a small bathroom, you usually have a lot happening in a tight space: toilet, basin, bath, shower, pipework, niches, corners and maybe a window. With larger tiles, each cut is more noticeable. That does not mean large format tiles are a bad choice, but the layout needs to be planned before the tiling starts. An experienced tiler will set out the room carefully so the cuts look balanced and the tile size works with the space. With fewer visible grout lines, the bathroom feels less broken up, allowing the tile colour and texture to create a more relaxed, spacious finish. When Larger Tiles Might Not Be the Best Choice Larger tiles are not always the answer. There are some situations where a smaller or medium-sized tile may work better. Very Small Shower Floors In a small shower tray or wet zone, a large tile can create awkward cuts and may not follow falls in the floor as easily. A mosaic tile or smaller format porcelain can sometimes be more practical here. More grout lines can also provide extra grip in a wet area. Bathrooms with Lots of Angles or Awkward Shapes If your bathroom has alcoves, sloped ceilings, boxed-in pipework or lots of corners, very large tiles may create too much waste and too many awkward cuts. In these cases, a 30x60cm tile or another medium format can often give a better result. Period Bathrooms In Victorian, Edwardian or more traditional homes, very large modern tiles can sometimes feel out of place, especially if the room has original features. That does not mean you cannot use them, but it is worth considering whether a softer stone effect, decorative tile or smaller format would suit the character of the room better. The best way to know what will work is to bring your bathroom dimensions and a few photos into one of our showrooms. Our team can help you understand what tile sizes are realistic for your space before you commit. Choosing the Right Colour and Finish Size is only one part of the decision. Colour and finish are just as important. Light tones help open up the room. Warm whites, soft greys, beige tones and pale stone effects can make a small bathroom feel brighter and more spacious. Tonal schemes feel calmer. Using similar tones on the floor and walls helps reduce strong visual breaks. This can make a compact bathroom feel more seamless. Matching grout keeps the look clean. A grout colour close to the tile colour helps the surface read as one plane rather than a grid. This is especially useful when using large format tiles in a small bathroom. Matt finishes are often more practical. For bathroom floors, matt porcelain is usually a good choice because it feels softer, more practical and easier to live with day to day. How to Choose the Right Bathroom Tiles When choosing bathroom tiles, think about the whole room rather than just the tile size. Consider: The shape of the bathroom. The amount of natural light. The position of the toilet, basin, bath and shower. Whether the walls and floor are flat enough. The tile colour and grout colour. Whether the room needs to feel calm, bright, dramatic or traditional. Large format tiles can be a strong choice for compact bathrooms, but they need to be chosen with the room in mind. For more bathroom tile ideas, explore our full range of bathroom tiles or book a free tile design consultation with one of our showroom teams. Final Advice Yes, you can use large format tiles in a small bathroom. In many cases, they can make the room feel cleaner, calmer and more spacious than smaller tiles. The key is choosing a size that works with the layout, keeping the grout lines minimal and making sure the room is properly prepared before installation. A 60x60cm tile might be ideal for one bathroom, while a 30x60cm tile may work better in another. For some spaces, a 60x120cm tile can create a really premium finish. It all depends on the room. If you are planning a bathroom renovation in Ireland or Northern Ireland, our showroom teams in Armagh, Belfast, Newry and Dublin can help you compare tile sizes, colours and finishes in person. Bring your dimensions, your photos and your questions. The consultation is free.

The splashback is one of the most visible wall surfaces in a kitchen. It is also one of the easiest decisions to get wrong. Here is how three popular splashback options compare for Irish homes, and what our showroom teams recommend most. A kitchen splashback does two things: it protects the wall behind the hob and sink from water, grease and steam, and it acts as a focal point in the room. The tile you choose here will be seen every time someone stands at the worktop, which makes it one of the most considered decisions in a kitchen renovation. Explore our full range of kitchen tiles for wall and floor options to suit every style of kitchen. Across Ireland and Northern Ireland, three kitchen splashback styles are especially popular: small format tiles, zellige-style tiles and large format tiles. Each has a distinct look, a different set of practical characteristics and a different price point. Small Format Tiles: The Classic Kitchen Splashback Choice Small format tiles remain one of the safest and most versatile choices for a kitchen splashback. They work well across a wide range of kitchen styles, from traditional painted kitchens to more modern open-plan spaces. This category includes classic metro tiles, slim rectangular tiles, handmade-look ceramics and decorative shapes. The appeal is that they add detail and texture without overwhelming the kitchen. A smaller tile format can make the splashback feel more considered, especially when used behind a sink, hob or open shelving. You can browse our tile range online or visit one of our showrooms to compare colours, shapes and finishes in person. Small format tiles are also practical. Their size makes them easier to work around sockets, corners, shelving and extractor areas, while gloss or glazed finishes are easy to wipe down after cooking. For customers who want a timeless kitchen splashback that still feels sharp and designed, small format tiles are a strong place to start. What Makes Small Format Tiles Work Small format tiles are a popular kitchen splashback choice because: They add detail, pattern and texture to the wall without taking over the whole kitchen. Gloss and glazed finishes are easy to wipe down after cooking. The smaller format cuts neatly around sockets, shelves and fixtures. They are available in a wide range of colours, shapes, layouts and finishes. They can be laid in different ways, including stacked, vertical, brick bond or herringbone patterns. Small format tiles are often the best starting point for a kitchen splashback. They give you plenty of design choice, work well in both modern and traditional kitchens, and can be adapted to suit the look you want. What to Consider with Small Format Tiles The main thing to consider with small format tiles is grout. Because the tiles are smaller than larger format options, there will usually be more grout lines across the splashback. In a busy kitchen, especially behind a hob, grout can discolour over time if it is not cleaned properly. This does not mean you should avoid small format tiles. It simply means grout colour and maintenance need to be considered from the start. A mid-tone or darker grout can be a practical option because it is more forgiving than bright white grout. It can also help define the tile shape and make the pattern stand out. Cream kitchen splashback tiles create a clean, timeless backdrop behind the sink and worktop, adding subtle pattern without overwhelming the space. Handmade-Look Tiles: A Softer Alternative For customers who like the idea of zellige-style tiles but want something more accessible, handmade-look tiles can be a good alternative. These tiles often feature subtle surface movement, uneven-looking glaze and tonal variation, giving a kitchen splashback a softer, more characterful finish than a flat plain tile. They work especially well in kitchens where you want warmth and texture without making the space feel too busy. Soft whites, creams, greens and warm neutral shades can bring a relaxed, handcrafted feel to the wall behind a worktop or sink. This style is not usually as broad in range as small format tiles, but it can be a useful option for customers who want something with a little more personality. The Practical Considerations Handmade-look and zellige-style tiles can have more surface variation than a standard gloss metro tile, so it is worth seeing samples in person before making a decision. They can look different depending on lighting, grout colour and how much of the wall is being tiled. For areas directly behind a hob, a smoother tile may be easier to wipe down day to day. For splashbacks behind a sink, on open wall runs or as a feature area, handmade-look tiles can add character without becoming too difficult to maintain. If you like the zellige-style look but want more choice, ask our showroom team to show you metro, small format and handmade-look wall tiles together. You may find that a gloss metro or softly textured ceramic gives you the same warmth with more colour and size options. Handmade-look splashback tiles bring soft variation, subtle gloss and a handcrafted feel to a kitchen, adding character while keeping the overall space light and timeless. Larger Format Tiles: The Coordinated Option Larger format tiles, such as 30x60cm decorative wall tiles or larger porcelain formats, can create a cleaner and more coordinated kitchen finish. They offer fewer grout lines than smaller splashback tiles while still giving you the option to add texture, pattern or a matching plain tile elsewhere in the kitchen. The appeal is clear. Fewer grout lines, a cleaner surface and a sense of visual continuity between the worktop and the wall. When a large format tile runs from worktop to ceiling in a single unbroken surface, the effect is striking and genuinely modern. Coordinating Decorative and Plain Tiles One of the most popular applications is running the same tile used on the kitchen floor up the wall as the splashback. This creates a cohesive surface that feels considered and premium. It works particularly well in open-plan kitchens where visual simplicity across the floor and wall helps tie the space together. For more advice on choosing the right floor finish, read our guide to the best kitchen floor tiles for Irish homes. Practical Points to Consider Large format tiles are heavier and require more precise wall preparation than smaller tiles. The wall must be flat before installation. They are also less forgiving around sockets, switches and extractor fixings because each cut removes a significant portion of a single tile. An experienced tiler will plan the layout carefully to minimise waste and maximise the impact of the format. A decorative splashback tile paired with the matching non-decorative tile on the island, creating a cleaner and more cohesive kitchen finish. Which Kitchen Splashback Tile Should You Choose? Small format tiles are the safest, most versatile and most forgiving choice.If you want a splashback that looks good, ages well and is easy to maintain, small format tiles with a considered grout colour are hard to beat. Handmade-look tiles are a good option if you want a softer, warmer and more characterful splashback. They are best viewed in person so you can see the surface variation, glaze and colour movement properly. Large format tiles make the most impact and suit contemporary kitchens best. Choose a format and tone that feels considered rather than trend-led, and it is a splashback that will still look right in ten years. For most customers, small format tiles are still the best place to start. They offer the widest choice, the most flexibility and a timeless look that works across a wide range of kitchen styles. Our showroom teams across Armagh, Belfast, Newry and Dublin can show you all three options in person, help you compare them against your worktop and floor, and advise on the right choice for your kitchen layout. Every consultation is free.