Hooked on Walls Tinted Tiles

Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles: modern, sleek and timeless

Each of the 45 designs from the Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles collection gives you the opportunity to apply the most beautiful tile designs to the wall. Without having to tile, of course. Wallpapering with Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles wallpaper is the fastest and most affordable way to create an original tile pattern on your wall at home. Ideal for a sleek and timeless, modern and light interior.

All Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles variants

At the Paint and Wallpaper Specialst you will find all Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles variants at a glance: Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles Opulent, Lush, Flake, Twist, Helix, Tangle, Groove and Blend. With Tangle and Blend you can create the smallest tiles, while with Opulent, Helix and Twist you can apply large tile motifs in bright colors. Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles Lush is a beautiful eye-catcher, with round lines and a spacious design. This means you can not only cover your walls at home with unique wallpaper. You can also use this type of wallpaper in a business environment, just like the other variants of Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles.

Special variants Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles

The Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles collection contains a number of types of wallpaper that are extra special. Take, for example, Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles Groove, with metallic elements. This wallpaper contains narrow metallic strips that reflect light. This way, your wallpaper will attract extra attention in the room where you apply it. This also applies to the Hooked On Walls Tinted Tiles Flake wallpaper variants with metallic surfaces.

For wallpaper that remains beautiful for a long time

Beautiful wallpaper becomes even more beautiful with the right wallpaper paste and good tools. This can all be found at Behang.nl. For example, use professional wallpaper glue from Arte and apply your wallpaper with tools from Perfax.

When applying wallpaper, always ensure a sufficiently load-bearing, flat and smooth surface with not too much absorption. Test the surface by pressing a damp sponge against the wall. If a lot of moisture is absorbed, it is advisable to first prime with a suitable primer.