Matte bricks refer to bricks whose glossiness is below 15 degrees and whose reflection is invisible. Many people think that matte tiles have no glaze, but in fact, there are fine grains of glaze on the surface of matte tiles, which feel like cotton and linen.
Advantages: The visual effect of matte bricks is flat, durable, and has a strong sense of decoration. It has strong wear resistance and anti-slip properties, and is the preferred material of many designers.
Disadvantages: It is easy to hide dirt, but it will not penetrate deep into the tiles.
Suggestion: Matte bricks are suitable for classic style, log style, Japanese style, industrial style, rural style, etc. When choosing matte bricks, it is recommended to try to be pure and simple in color.

Bright bricks refer to floor tiles with a glossiness of not less than 55 degrees. The bright brick surface is bright and smooth, and has the effect of reflecting light.
Advantages: open and bright, rich in color and texture, lifelike, with a sense of luxury. Easy to clean.
Disadvantages: Poor water resistance, high reflectivity, easy to cause light pollution.
Suggestion: Suitable for indoor spaces with poor gloss. You can also choose those who like bright and gorgeous. Applicable styles are modern Chinese style, modern minimalist, European style, modern American style and other decoration styles.
Those who choose the style of bright bricks are generally suitable for bright bricks in the living room and bedroom, while bathroom and kitchen floor tiles should try to use matt or soft light bricks. Because bathrooms and kitchens should focus on anti-skid performance. Relatively speaking, matt tiles are the first in terms of slip resistance, and glossy tiles are ranked after soft and matte. Therefore, the kitchen and bathroom must choose matte tiles that rank first in slip resistance.