What are heritage tiles?

Heritage tiles are tiles inspired by period patterns and materials, such as Victorian geometrics or encaustic designs. They bring history into a room and suit any home.

Are heritage floor tiles hard wearing?

Heritage floor tiles are generally hard wearing, since many are porcelain or ceramic built for heavy foot traffic, so hallways and kitchens are a natural home for them.

Are heritage wall tiles suitable for kitchens?

Heritage wall tiles are well suited to kitchens, particularly as a splashback behind a hob or sink, adding pattern and colour to plain cabinetry.

Is a Victorian tile a type of heritage tile?

Victorian tile is one of the most recognisable heritage tiles, known for small geometric shapes in repeating patterns, and it works especially well in hallways.

Do heritage tiles suit modern homes?

Heritage tiles do suit modern homes, and they often work best paired with simpler furniture and plainer walls, so the pattern carries the character.

Heritage Tiles | Classic Floor & Wall Tiles

Some rooms ask for a little history underfoot. Our heritage tiles bring together patterns and colours made using time-honoured techniques, and each one carries real depth rather than a printed effect. It's the sort of detail you notice underfoot, not just something to look at.

Heritage floor tiles for hallways and kitchens

A hallway or kitchen floor takes a daily battering, so choose tiles built for it. Geometric Victorian layouts suit hallways and other busy areas, and richer encaustic patterns bring warmth and detail underfoot. Because they're chosen for wear as much as looks, they suit period homes and newer ones alike.

Heritage wall tiles for a considered finish

Heritage wall tiles add texture without needing a whole room built around them. A run of pattern behind a hob or splashback brings warmth, something a plainer floor is easy to pair with.

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