Thinking about Victorian Floor tiles in your home or garden, but not sure how to choose?
We’ve done all the hard work for you by compiling this list of the perfect victorian patterned tiles. Our Victorian tiles come in a range of sizes, shapes, colours, and styles so we guarantee the perfect look for your home. For a classic yet eye-catching Victorian patterned tile look we have a wide selection of options like those you may find in castles, churches, and old stately homes. These patterns look gorgeous in the traditional colours of Black and White but why not add a twist of modernity with a splash of pink or blue?
Simple Victorian Patterned Tiles
The most popular and sought-after Victorian Floor Tile is the simple but stunning checkerboard. This classic Victorian floor pattern is created by repeating square tiles in a diamond layout. This popular floor tile design is often seen in hallways or entrances but is so versatile, it can be used anywhere. It is most commonly seen in black and white, but nothing’s stopping you from choosing a different colour combination! Or why not go crazy and mix three colours together to create a unique look?
Border Patterned Tiles
When it comes to Victorian Tiles a popular design is a border. Adding a border when using a patterned floor tile or even a patterned wall tile can enhance the look and make the overall design more interesting. The combination of patterned victorian tiles and plain tiles could either match or contrast, either way making your home unique to your taste. You might use a patterned tile border to add detail or colour or style to your space, especially if the room is decorated in a neutral colour palette. But not only are borders a great design feature, but they are also practical too. You could use them to connect two rooms together and unify your spaces or bridge the gap between awkward shaped tiles (we are thinking hexagon tiles) and the floor edges.
Our beautifully decorated patterned tiles come in various styles, from metro tiles, oblongs (perfect for creating that much-desired herringbone tile pattern), and colours. Whether you are using a patterned tile alone or combining it to complement a plain tile, as a panel or border, you can’t go far wrong.
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For more information on Victorian Patterned tiles and contact us at info@tilesandmosaics.co.uk or call us at 0113 2310 218. Alternatively, you can visit our Leeds Tile Showroom.