As tile retailers, we take pride in making our customers’ dream home a reality. We rarely get to see the finished project once the job is complete however, we are always so appreciative when our customers send us through images of their final product.
Take a look at some of these stunning finished projects sent to us by our valued customers!
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 | Herringbone This is the traditional way of laying a Herringbone tiled floor – it gives the floor an eye-catching charm whilst also giving the room a feeling of width. With all Herringbone formats, we would recommend an additional 15% of tiles due to the additional cuts required. |
 | Brick Bond Brick bond is the most traditional style of tiling, primarily used for kitchen or bathroom wall tiling with ‘Subway-style’ tiles. A 50:50 brick bond is recommended for tiles smaller than 300×600 (mm). |
 | Step Ladder Also known as Vertical Brick Bond – A more contemporary version of the aforementioned brick bond, this laying pattern will give any area a feeling of height. A 50:50 brick bond is recommended for tiles smaller than 300×600 (mm). |
 | Staggered Bond The Staggered Bond laying pattern has come back into style in force – (commonly 70:30) which will help give the appearance of a wider room. Although you can use it for all tile sizes it’s mostly used for tiles larger than 300×600 (mm). |
 | Stacked Landscape Stacking a rectangular tile landscape is the traditional way of tiling bathroom walls. The straight, linear lines give the space a contemporary, modern feel. |
 | Stacked Portrait Stacking a rectangular tile portrait is the ‘new’ way to lay tiles. A trend coming from the continent, this laying pattern will bring a sense of variety as opposed to the traditional Stacked Landscape. |
 | Hexagonal The hexagonal tile format creates an instant statement with its geometric style – these tiles are modern and contemporary to a fault! |
 | Modular Modular format tiles allow for that rustic, slab-effect floor you’ve always dreamed of. These patterns are created using specially chosen tile sizes, laid in a specific pattern to give you this unique look. |
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