if you hate the tiles and they're in good condition you should be able to paint them but expect the surface to eventually wear out ...tile paint is designed for walls and paving paint for concrete footpaths but research both products and see which options is cheaper and more likely to suit ... painting the floor tiles should be a relatively cheap way to test some different colour schemes for future renovations and i'd try paving paint which we've used very successfully inside for years

sorry, Christelle, i love the tiles exactly as they are although i would swop the brass edge strip for chrome!!

Really oklouise!!! I think they are hideous LOL

if the tiles are in good condition and you really hate them try the paint...about $50 and a few hours work to have a fresh new look...what colour do you think you might try?

I was thinking grey tiles?

the right grey could look like slate?

I believe the tile paint is only suitable for use on walls. it may last a short while on the floor but I wouldn't expect it to be long before it wears away from foot traffic, shoes etc etc.

cloudpants, of course, an estate agent is going to say that!

In my experience tho, painted tiles never look good in the long run, no matter the preparation and time invested. And the primer, paint, and sealer are not that cheap at all.

I had success in the past refreshing the grout, by using a lighter one you can somewhat transform the look of the floor.

Also, I like your tiles!