Original Style Tile Wall

Our artisan collection of tiles is best described as sophisticated and timeless.

Original style tile wall.

Available in a whole spectrum of colours with both glossy and frosted finishes there are large formats splashbacks bricks bevels decoratives metallic effects and hexagon mosaics to choose from read more about the range inhalt wird geladen bitte warten. Each tile is hand crafted in our factory by skilled craftsmen. Contemporary modern bathroom tiles. Mosaics glass splashbacks natural stone ceramic porcelain and geometric floor tiles.

Ceramic wall tiles in formats such as metro brick or squares are traditional try stylish black and white with odyssey or victorian floor tiles as the finishing touch. Another brick in the wall these helmingham brick tiles from winchester artisan look stunning with a contrasting grey grout. Contemporary modern bathroom tiles create a tranquil oasis of your own with large format tiles in glass porcelain or ceramic ideal for a contemporary spa style bathroom. Glassworks wall tiles are suitable for kitchens bathrooms and living dining areas.

Ceramic wall tiles in formats such as metro brick or squares are traditional try stylish black and white with odyssey or victorian floor tiles as the finishing touch. Porcelain wall tiles what s the different between porcelain and ceramic tiles. Now faithfully reproduced from those authentic designs you can choose from panels single tiles used as drop ins within a field of plain coloured tiles and continuous patterns to create a repeating pattern. Both are made from natural clay but different manufacturing processes result in different tiles.

Victorian wall tiles these tiles were originally used as decorative panel sets for cast iron fireplaces. Traditional classic bathroom tiles ceramic wall tiles in formats such as metro brick or squares are traditional try stylish black and white with odyssey or victorian floor tiles as the finishing touch. A shaped piece of glass sometimes bonded onto a backing material and made into a tile or mosaic metal made from metal such as stainless steel copper or aluminium. Excess clay is carefully trimmed by hand once the tiles emerge from their moulds before being coated in a glaze mixed using traditional methods and fired in the kilns.