Outdoor updates


Outdoor updates

With spring just around the corner, thoughts inevitably turn to the garden. Updating an outdoor space can breathe new life into your home and provide a fresh area for relaxation, entertainment and enjoyment. From painting to paving or adding an outdoor kitchen, there are numerous ways to enhance the beauty and functionality of your outdoor living area. 


Paving or tiling a path

A well-designed paved path is not only functional – providing a route through the garden or making for an easy journey to the front door – but also contributes to the overall aesthetic appeal of your home. A pretty path through a front garden also adds significant kerb appeal. From pretty patterned tiles through to colourful geometric shapes or even porcelain tiles that mimic another material, such as wood, there’s an option that works for every style of property.

Tiling an exterior wall

Adding tiles to an exterior wall can create a stand-out feature in your garden. Whether you opt for a full feature wall or a smaller tiled area, it can be a focal point that adds texture, colour and visual interest. Ensure the wall is properly prepared and use suitable tiles, outdoor adhesives and grout.

Bring the outside in

For a seamless look why not extend into your outside space by using the same tile design both inside and out. We have a range of tile collections that are available in both an indoor and outdoor option allowing you to create an inviting extension of your home.


Santona

 The Santona tile’s traditional Spanish design replicates a burst of sunshine and its timeless look is set to make it a staple.

Paving a patio

Creating a paved patio area is a fantastic way to extend your living space outdoors. It provides a durable and attractive foundation for outdoor furniture, fire pits and more. Consider the layout and size carefully to ensure the space meets your needs for entertaining and relaxation and offers a good balance between the building and natural environment.

Classic elegance

If you love a classic design, then stick with the traditional black and white combination, such as tiles from our Lucca range. They offer a quietly luxurious look that’s perfect for hallways, bathrooms and kitchens. The key is to maintain the balance perfectly between each colour to achieve a seamless look.  

Paving or tiling a path

A well-designed paved path is not only functional – providing a route through the garden or making for an easy journey to the front door – but also contributes to the overall aesthetic appeal of your home. A pretty path through a front garden also adds significant kerb appeal. From pretty patterned tiles through to colourful geometric shapes or even porcelain tiles that mimic another material, such as wood, there’s an option that works for every style of property.


Santona

 The Santona tile’s traditional Spanish design replicates a burst of sunshine and its timeless look is set to make it a staple.

Tiling an exterior wall

Adding tiles to an exterior wall can create a stand-out feature in your garden. Whether you opt for a full feature wall or a smaller tiled area, it can be a focal point that adds texture, colour and visual interest. Ensure the wall is properly prepared and use suitable tiles, outdoor adhesives and grout.


Designer style

Why not introduce an innovative twist to the chequerboard pattern. These gorgeous Nina Campbell Rivage tiles prove the look can work as well on walls as it does on floors. Plus, you can get creative by playing with vertical and horizontal lines to create a cross-hatch effect that makes the effect even more striking. 

Painting a wall or fence

A fresh coat of paint on your garden wall or fence can dramatically change the look of an outdoor space. Rather than going for something expected - such as a wood stain - why not pick a stylish paint colour instead. For a modern look, consider soft neutrals that complement the greenery of the garden. Ensure the surface is clean and apply a primer for a long-lasting finish.


A new shape

For a completely different take on the chequerboard trend why not introduce a new shape. Try combining the circle and star shapes of our Blends range to create a bold circle chequerboard effect or use the triangles to create a myriad of tesselations.

Painting exterior doors and windows

You never get a second chance to make a first impression. That’s why a front door is so important. You can make it stand out by painting it in a vibrant or unexpected shade. We love a pink front door as it’s such an optimistic colour and looks great with any style of home. Make sure you take the time to prepare the surface properly by cleaning, sanding and priming as needed and then paint it in any colour that makes you smile. 

Go for green

Another great style update is green. It’s having a huge moment right now as we are in love with all things natural. Pairing green and cream paint offers a soft modern look and adding in some tiles from our Botanical range, with their nature-inspired designs, will add a fresh, spring-like feel. 

Be inspired by Bert & May

The Santona tile comes in signature Bert & May colours – green, pink, blue, grey and black – and it joins other favourites, including Alalpardo, Pradena, Majadas, Luna, Bolonia and Vigo, as well as a selection of plains to make up this exciting porcelain collection.

BE INSPIRED BY BERT & MAY

The Santona tile comes in signature Bert & May colours – green, pink, blue, grey and black – and it joins other favourites, including Alalpardo, Pradena, Majadas, Luna, Bolonia and Vigo, as well as a selection of plains to make up this exciting porcelain collection.

SHOP BERT & MAY