Patterns with Brown
Brown is a great alternative to black when adding a dark note to a warm pattern.
Chatsworth is a pattern as grand as the stately home that it was named after.
Arundel is a pattern recreated from authentic Victorian catalogues for a traditional look.
Richmond is a traditional pattern based on a chequerboard design.
Lambeth is a beautiful, bold design that looks fantastic in traditional and modern colourways alike.
An authentic and popular design, Blenheim lends itself perfectly to classic and contemporary colourways alike.
Chatsworth is a pattern as grand as the stately home that it was named after. Shown here in a traditional colour palette.
Lindisfarne has an elaborate, traditional feel. Shown here with handcrafted Livingstone 'drop-in' tiles.
Blenheim is an authentic and popular design that lends itself perfectly to classic and contemporary colourways alike. Shown here in Brown, Buff, Green, Grey & White with hand-crafted Livingstone decorated tiles. This traditional colourway creates a timeless look.
Blenheim is an authentic and popular design that lends itself perfectly to classic and contemporary colourways alike. Shown here in Brown, Buff, Green, Red & White with hand-crafted Livingstone decorated tiles. This traditional colourway creates a timeless look.
Arundel is a pattern recreated from authentic Victorian catalogues for a traditional look.
Huntingdon is a diagonal lattice design. Created with just three shapes, it still gives an intricate and classic look.
York is a confident pattern made from the large 151mm/6” octagon paired with the 53mm/2” square.
Blenheim is an authentic and popular design that lends itself perfectly to classic and contemporary colourways alike. Shown here in Red, Buff, Green and White with hand-crafted Livingstone decorated tiles. This traditional colourway creates a timeless look.
Westminster is a complex design with an extensive repeating pattern.