Size changes how a room feels
Large-format tiles (2×4 ft and up) mean fewer grout lines and make small rooms look bigger. Smaller tiles grip better underfoot, which is why bathrooms often use 1×1 or 1×2 ft anti-skid tiles.
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3D Tile Visualizer
See tiles in your room before you buy them. Set the room size, pick floor and wall tiles, change the laying pattern and grout, and get the tile quantity and an indicative cost — all in 3D, free.
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A visual planning aid — sizes and costs are indicative and colours vary by screen. Final designs need a site visit by our team.
How it works
Pick your tiles in five easy steps
- 1Set the room
Choose a room type and enter its width, length and wall height in feet.
- 2Pick floor tiles
Choose a tile size from 1×1 ft to 4×8 ft slabs, a finish and a laying pattern.
- 3Add wall tiles
Tile the walls fully, up to dado height, or leave them painted.
- 4Check the quantity
See the area, the number of tiles with wastage, the boxes to buy and a cost range.
- 5Get it done
Send the design to Panache — we refine the selection and handle laying end to end.
Good to know
Choosing tiles the right way
Always add wastage
Cutting at walls, corners and doorways wastes tiles. Plan about 5–8% extra for straight laying and 10–15% for diagonal or herringbone patterns, and buy from the same batch so the shade matches.
Grout colour matters
A grout close to the tile colour gives a seamless look; a contrasting grout highlights the pattern. Use epoxy grout in kitchens and bathrooms — it resists stains and water better than cement grout.
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FAQs
Common questions
Try our other free tools, or explore Panache Interiors and Panache Design Studio.
Talk to a designerIt divides the tiled area (floor plus any wall tiling, minus a door opening) by the area of one tile, then adds wastage for the pattern you pick — about 7% for straight laying, 10% for brick bond and 15% for diagonal or herringbone. Boxes assume typical pack sizes for each tile size.
They are indicative supply-only ranges per sq ft for common vitrified, ceramic and marble-look tiles in Delhi NCR. Laying, adhesive, grout and skirting are extra. Brands, thickness and finish change prices a lot, so treat the figure as a planning range.
For most Indian living rooms of 150–300 sq ft, 2×2 ft or 2×4 ft vitrified tiles work well. Bigger slabs look premium but need a very level floor and skilled laying. Try a few sizes in the visualizer to see what you like.
Yes, many people do for a seamless look, especially in bathrooms. Check that the tile is rated for floors (thicker, anti-skid) — wall tiles are often too thin and slippery for floor use.
Dado tiling covers the lower part of a wall — usually up to 4 or 7 ft — while the rest is painted. It protects walls from splashes in kitchens and bathrooms at a lower cost than full-height tiling.
Screens show colour differently, so use the visualizer to compare sizes, patterns and tones, then check a real sample tile under your own lighting before you buy.
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