Few patterns have the quiet authority of the herringbone. It's precise and directional, drawing the eye without demanding attention. A layout that adds real depth and character to walls and floors.
Our collection brings together materials, finishes and colours chosen for how they work in a real home. White herringbone tiles offer enduring simplicity: a natural choice for kitchens, bathrooms and hallways that need to look beautiful and perform well. Blue herringbone tiles bring a grounded calm, pairing naturally with stone, wood and soft neutrals. And green herringbone tiles carry a warmth that sits well alongside earthy palettes and natural materials.
The format's flexible too. Lay it vertically and it lifts a ceiling. Run it horizontally and it broadens a wall. In smaller formats it feels intimate; in larger tiles, it reads with a more open, contemporary ease.
Browse the collection and let us help you find the right herringbone tile for your space.
Herringbone tile patterns use rectangular tiles set in a zigzag formation, each one placed at a right angle to the next. Together they create a continuous, directional pattern that works on both walls and floors: in kitchens, bathrooms and hallways.
Herringbone tiles are a good fit for bathroom walls. Glazed ceramic and porcelain options resist moisture and clean easily. Smaller formats suit compact spaces, and larger sizes work well in more open layouts.
It depends on the effect you're after. Near-matching grout in white or pale grey gives a seamless look. A mid-grey or charcoal tone defines the pattern more clearly. It's really a question of how much you want the layout to read within the wider scheme.
Not at all. Both sit naturally alongside wood, stone and linen, and hold their colour well in different light. They're dependable choices for kitchens and bathrooms, and they pair well with neutral walls.
Smaller format tiles tend to keep the pattern in proportion in compact rooms. Larger tiles can work well on a single feature wall: this avoids the visual weight of an all-over layout in a tight space.
+South Cliff Rose Brick Tile £81.84 /m2
+East Hampton Shelter Island Marble Mosaic £163.57 /m2
+Ixworth Forest Brick Tile £56.67 /m2
+Hampton Bays Herringbone Mosaic £158.82 /m2
+Palio Limestone Herringbone Mosaic Tile £187.20 /m2
Aegean Pink Herringbone Marble Mosaic Tile £171.57 /m2
Ramsbury Sand Terracotta Effect Tiles £59.43 /m2
+Ottimo Large Herringbone Mosaic £126.58 /m2
Louvre Brushed Herringbone Mosaic Marble Tile £157.21 /m2
