Chevron Tiles | Chevron Floor & Wall Tiles

Q: What are chevron tiles?

Chevron tiles are pieces cut at an angle and laid point to point, forming one continuous zigzag pattern.

Q: Are chevron floor tiles suitable for hallways?

Chevron floor tiles are a great fit for hallways: the angled lines draw the eye forward and make narrow spaces feel longer.

Q: What's the difference between chevron and herringbone tiles?

The difference is in the cut. Chevron tiles meet in one clean line, but herringbone tiles are staggered at right angles instead.

Q: Are chevron floor tiles good for small rooms?

Chevron floor tiles are a good match for smaller rooms, as the pattern creates a sense of width and openness.

Q: What rooms are chevron tiles best for?

Chevron tiles are suited to hallways, kitchens and bathrooms. Wood effect porcelain adds warmth, and marble brings a softer finish

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Chevron tiles bring a quiet sense of drama to a room. Cut at an angle and laid point to point, the pieces form one flowing line rather than herringbone's stepped zigzag. It's a traditional pattern with genuine roots in European parquetry, yet equally at home in a modern kitchen or a Victorian hallway.

Why Choose Chevron Floor Tiles

Chevron floor tiles do something clever with a room: the angled lines carry your eye along and make the space feel longer. In wood effect porcelain, chevron adds the grain and tone of real timber but none of the upkeep. Prefer something softer? Honed marble chevron offers a gentler depth.

A few reasons chevron floor tiles suit busy homes: