Design Di Lusso

Design Di Lusso Design Di Lusso specialises in supplying luxury tiles for bars, clubs, hotels, restaurants and homes.

Specialising in supplying luxury design feature tiles for homes, bars, clubs, hotels, restaurants and any other place that you would like transformed into a place of high end modern luxury - http://www.design-di-lusso.com We have an eclectic mix of tiles sourced from all over the world, from Italy to Africa, offering a rich variety of textures and materials such as porcelain, ceramic, natural ston

e, metal and wood. Our feature tiles form a striking visual display, which serve as a focal point enhancing the environments that you create. Our plain tiles can be used on their own or in combination with our feature tiles to create a more subtle, understated look. The Design Di Lusso range also includes a collection of distinctive wash basins which have been carefully selected to complement our extensive assortment of tiles. Here at Design Di Lusso we are also able to offer a whole host of custom options from water jet cutting designs or logos to custom printed tiles! Design Di Lusso are always one step ahead with the future trends available for you now. We have extremely realistic marble and semi precious stone replicas made from porcelain slabs in sizes up to 300x150cm! At Design Di Lusso, we are passionate about textures, patterns and colour combinations. Our range is purposefully unconventional to allow interior designers and architects like yourselves to go and do what you do best and really push the boundaries of design to new heights. Please feel free to browse the products on our website and contact us regarding any samples you would like or any questions you may have. Dinesh Mathur
Company Director

Design Di Lusso
Web: www.design-di-lusso.com
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 020 3633 2763

11/09/2026

Should the floor match the walls? It's the question we get asked more than any other, and the honest answer is that there are two right ones.

The first is to run the same tile straight across the floor and up the walls. Done that way, the room stops having edges. Your eye isn't stopped at every junction, and the space reads as one continuous surface. In a small bathroom, it's often the single most effective thing you can do to it.

The second is to change deliberately. A darker floor beneath lighter walls settles a room and gives it something to stand on. The change is doing a job, and it looks like a decision because it was one.

What rarely works is the version in between. Nearly matching. Close enough that it reads as an accident rather than an intention, and no amount of quality in the tile itself will rescue it.

Which of the two your room wants depends on its size, its light, and what you want it to feel like when you walk in. That's the conversation worth having before you order anything.

Tell us about your room, and come and see the pairings in real light.

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09/09/2026

You can choose every material in a bathroom perfectly and still be disappointed by the room, because of the light.

Most bathrooms get one fitting, straight in the middle of the ceiling. It flattens every surface, drops hard shadows into the corners, and puts your face in shadow at the mirror at exactly the moment you need to see it properly. The tile you spent weeks choosing stops behaving the way you expected it to.

Light in a bathroom has to work in layers. Light at the mirror, at the right height, for getting ready. Softer light in the room itself for the end of the day. Light that falls across a tiled surface rather than straight down onto it, because that is what gives a material back its depth.

None of it can be fixed once the walls are up. It has to be planned with the layout and the materials, as part of the same decision, which is exactly how we specify it.

Get it right, and every surface in the room finally reads the way it was meant to.

Book a free virtual consultation, and we'll plan the light with the room.

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04/09/2026

The hardest part of any bathroom project isn't choosing. It's picturing the finished thing before it exists.

You can move samples around a table for weeks, hold a tile next to a tap, look at both in different light, and still have very little idea how the actual room will feel once it's built.

So we don't ask anyone to imagine it. Before anything is ordered, we build the room in 3D. Floor plans, fittings, every material sitting exactly where it's going to go, all of it resolved on screen.

If something isn't right, that's the moment to change it. Not halfway through the build, when changing your mind stops being a conversation and starts being an expense.

By the time you commit to anything, you already know exactly what you're getting.

It starts with a short, free virtual consultation.

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02/09/2026

The mirror is almost always the last thing anyone chooses. Tiles first, then the bath, then the taps, and the mirror gets picked at the end from whatever's left.

It's usually the piece that changes the room the most. A mirror takes the light you already have and gives it straight back, which is why a well placed one can make a small bathroom stop feeling small.

Its size does something else again. It sets the proportion of the entire wall it sits on. Go too small and that wall looks unbalanced no matter how good the tiling, the vanity, or the lighting are. Then there's the shape. A soft curve settles a room down. A clean rectangle keeps it quieter and more formal.

That's a lot of the room's character resting on the decision everyone leaves until last. Within our Luxury Bathroom Design service it isn't left until last. The mirror is specified alongside the layout, the light and every other material, drawn from a far wider range than a shelf could ever hold, and chosen for your wall rather than in isolation.

It starts with a short, free virtual consultation.

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01/09/2026

Small format tiles get ruled out early more often than almost any other material, and usually for the same reason. People picture an entire room covered in them, decide it's too much, and move on.

That's almost never how they're actually used. One wall. One niche. One floor. In most projects, a single area is the entire extent of it.

Used that way, small format tiles do something few other tiles quite manage. They give the room a centre, somewhere for the eye to settle, while every surface around it stays completely quiet. The restraint is what makes it work.

So it's rarely the bold decision people assume it is. More often it's the calmest one in the room, the detail that makes everything else look deliberate.

Come and see it in place, in the showroom, in real light.

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28/08/2026

Most people can describe the feeling they want from a new bathroom. Calm. Warm. A little like a hotel they once stayed in. Knowing that feeling is the easy part.

What's harder is knowing which actual choices create it, because no single tap, tile, or fitting can deliver an atmosphere on its own. The feeling people are chasing almost always comes from how everything works together, the layout, the light, and the materials, not any one product picked in isolation.

Translating a feeling into an actual, buildable plan is the part of the process most homeowners find hardest to do alone. It's also the part our Luxury Bathroom Design service exists for. We start with layout and light, and let the materials follow, so the feeling you were originally after actually arrives in the finished room.

It starts with a short, free virtual consultation.

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26/08/2026

Trends in bathroom fixtures move every two or three years. Your bathroom is going to be there for twenty.

The finishes that are on every mood board right now were considered unusual five years ago. And the finishes that will dominate in five years do not exist in your vocabulary yet. This is the reality of choosing fixtures based on what is currently popular.

The alternative is choosing for longevity. For proportion. For the quality of the mechanism. For the way a tap feels in daily use rather than how it photographs on a white background. These are qualities that do not go out of fashion because they were never in fashion to begin with.

This is how DDL Tiles selects the bathroom furnishings in our showroom. The question we ask of every piece is not whether it looks impressive. It is whether it will still feel right in a decade.

If you are planning a bathroom and want to make choices you will not need to undo in five years, come and speak to us. Our showroom in Watford has a considered range of taps, showers, mirrors, and bathroom furnishings chosen for exactly that standard.

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24/08/2026

Most people assume our Luxury Bathroom Design service means help choosing tiles, a bath, and a tap. It's actually a full specification of the whole room.

That includes the lighting, planned in from the very start rather than an afterthought once the walls are already tiled. It includes the underfloor heating, decided early enough to actually change the layout if it needs to. The toilet, the shower tray, every accessory, specified together rather than picked separately at the last minute.

Nothing in the room is chosen on its own. That's what full specification actually means, from the floor to the ceiling, not just the parts that are easiest to photograph.

It starts with a free virtual consultation.

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21/08/2026

Small format tiles do something a large tile never can, they introduce rhythm. Every extra joint line adds movement, breaking a surface into a pattern rather than one flat plane.

More joints also means more texture, a floor or wall reads differently when the eye catches dozens of small breaks in the surface rather than a handful of large ones. It's a quieter kind of detail, less about the tile itself and more about the pattern it creates once it's laid.

Small format tiles are also the practical choice for the trickiest parts of a room, tight corners, curves, and detail zones that a larger tile simply can't follow without awkward cuts.

DDL Tiles carries a curated range of small format tiles, chosen for how they behave in exactly these situations.

Come and see them properly, in the showroom, in real light.

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19/08/2026

You found the tile. The colour is right, the tone is right, it's exactly what you pictured. Then it's laid, and somehow the room still doesn't feel quite finished.

More often than not, it's the grout. It isn't just a finishing touch, it changes the tone and proportion of the whole room, and it's usually the very last decision anyone makes, chosen in a rush once everything else is already done.

We do the opposite. Grout colour and joint width are chosen alongside the tile itself, as part of the same decision, not an afterthought once everything else is settled.

That's the difference between a room that looks fine and a room that looks exactly the way you imagined it.

Come and see how it's done properly, in the showroom.

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Address

Unit 8 Trade City Watford, Thomas Sawyer Way
London
WD180EZ

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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