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Victorian floor tiles assembled by hand as bespoke, ready-to-fit sheets

Benefits of sheeted tiles

  • Quicker to install
  • Ensures accuracy
  • Reduces fitting costs

Victorian floor tiles

We are specialists in the design and supply of Victorian floor tiles and contemporary geometric schemes.

Our tile designs encompass the Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian periods, including a range of contemporary patterns.

We have made it simple to enhance your home with beautiful Victorian hall floor tiles, traditional Victorian black and white path tiles, and a myriad of stunning Victorian mosaic tile schemes.

Explore over 600 geometric mosaic tile patterns in our design catalogue, or find inspiration within our articles.

We offer full customisation of all our designs, from colour-way to pattern. Contact our design team to discuss your requirements.

The large range of high quality ceramic tiles we stock, meet and exceed all EU standards, are suitable for interior and exterior use, and at a thickness of 9mm, are not only decorative but robust.

With a comprehensive design catalogue and a design consultancy service we are experts at supplying exquisite geometric tiles for both residential and commercial projects.

Victorian tiles on sheets

From classic black and white chequerboard tiles to decorative multi-colour encaustic tiles and contemporary geometric ceramic tiles, we offer our designs in a sheeted format, a revolutionary and simple to install system.

Our unique tile sheeting service provides an easy solution to ensure complex mosaic designs are installed accurately and efficiently.

Individual geometric tiles are carefully assembled by hand into repeating sections that tessellate to create traditional tile patterns and contemporary mosaic tile designs.

About sheeted tiles
Tile tape on top of black and white tiles.

Victorian & contemporary tile designs

Printed paper catalogue

London Mosaic printed paper catalogue front cover.

Featuring over 70 pages of our most popular designs, including hundreds of inspirational photographs of mosaic tile installations.

There is information about our unique sheeted tile system, our design consultancy service, the colours, shapes and encaustics available, as well as an introduction to our bespoke and commercial projects.

Request a free printed catalogue

Geometric ceramic mosaic floor tiles

Reasons to install new mosaic tiles

  • Easy to maintain, decorative and hard-wearing

Suitable applications for ceramic tiles

  • Hallway, vestibule, hearth, path, porch, steps
  • Bathroom, cloakroom, kitchen, conservatory
  • Garden feature, veranda, greenhouse, balcony
  • Shop front, retail, restaurant, bar, hotel

Popular Victorian floor tile designs

Black and white tiles

Classic black and white chequerboard tiles have been used for centuries, and were most commonly used for exterior pathways during the Victorian period. We can supply the design in sizes ranging from 35mm to 200mm squares, in 32 different colours, combined with many choices of decorative border.

Multi-colour encaustic tiles

During the Victorian era the most common choice of tile for most homes throughout Europe was the tessellated geometric style. Decorative and colourful designs were used for hall floor interiors and often featured encaustic tiles (with an inlaid decorative pattern) at the intersections of the tesselating pattern.

Star and box motif tiles

A common theme in period tiling is to combine a star and box motif. The design possibilities with tessellating geometric patterns are endless. Should you not find the design you are looking for, then please contact our design team with images or ideas, and we can create a custom pattern.

Octagon tiles

Octagon and dot, or octagon and star motif patterns have been popular throughout the ages, and were particularly favoured during the Georgian period for their neo-Classical elegance. Octagons are available in 100mm or 150mm sizes and are also featured in our Brigitte, Cornwall, Hallington and Harvard designs.

More popular designs