Shop by Tile Type
Our tiles come in a variety of materials and finishes:
Glazed | Patterned | Victorian Wall | Victorian Floor | Large Format | Glass | Natural Stone | Mosaic
Whether you pair it with a simple chequerboard or a more complex design, our Browning border creates a bold statement.
A larger, bolder border, Keats is the perfect companion to our Warwick or Inverlochy patterns.
Our Melville border is a larger-scale Bennett and an ideal option for more expansive areas.
Similar in style to Kingsley, our Bennett border allows you to bring in a third colour to perfectly complement your chosen pattern.
The narrowest of our traditional-style borders, our Kingsley design is a popular way to incorporate a border into smaller spaces.
Traditional and timeless, our Austen border complements both complex and simple patterns alike.
The perfect proportions of our Woolf border make it the ideal partner for nearly every pattern.
Our Byron border is a perennial favourite. This classic border creates the perfect finish and pairs beautifully with almost any pattern.
A beautiful zig-zag effect, use our Shelley border to add interest to chequerboard or octagon-based patterns.
Rossetti is a versatile border. Equally at home with patterns based on diamonds or stars.
Pair our Burns border with St Andrews for a lengthening optical effect, making a path or hallway appear longer than it is.
Blake is a simple border created from rectangles and squares. Pair with our woven effect Lincoln pattern for a striking monochrome scheme.
Comprised of diamonds, this simple border pairs beautifully with our diamond-based patterns.
Ideal for framing smaller areas, add the perfect finishing touch with this narrow border.
Featuring our Telford border, this versatile scrolling rope design pairs perfectly with complex and simple patterns alike.
Simple but oh-so-effective, this border creates a perfect frame for more complex patterns.
Inverlochy takes its name from the design on the original floor at Inverlochy Castle.
Created for our 30th Anniversary, this pattern incorporates contemporary colourways whilst keeping to a traditional yet elaborate arrangement to maintain a classic, period feel.
Rochester gives a traditional feel with warm colours and the addition of a Livingstone decorated tile.
Conway is a pleasingly symmetrical design that is perfect for creating a striking style statement.
Falkirk is a classic diagonal lattice design. In this understated colourway, it creates a detailed and stylish look.
Pomeroy brings added drama to a traditional octagon and dot design by introducing a second colour into the octagon tiles.
Harrogate is a perfectly scaled-down octagon and dot design. Shown in a classic colourway, it will always be in vogue.
Warwick is a geometric design that has stood the test of time and is as popular now as when it was first created.