Victorian Floor Tiles
Inspire yourself with Victorian style tiles.
Dorchester Black & Dover White.
https://www.originalstyle.com/victorian-floor-tiles/patterns/dorchester/
They say that your home is your castle – this may have been true for Queen Victoria but most of us live in houses that are rather more modest! Many British homes built from around 1860 (when these types of floors became popular for houses as well as palaces, churches, pubs and shops) may well have had a tiled front path, porch, entrance hall or kitchen.
St Andrews pattern
https://www.originalstyle.com/victorian-floor-tiles/patterns/st-andrews/
Victorian architecture is a series of architectural revival styles from the mid-to-late 19th century. Victorian refers to the reign of Queen Victoria (1837–1901) and was called the Victorian era. However, many elements of what is typically termed “Victorian” architecture did not become popular until later in Victoria’s reign. The styles often included interpretations and eclectic revivals of historic styles mixed with the introduction of Middle East and Asian influences.
Geometric floor tiles are suitable for homes and gardens as well as public spaces. Embrace the splendour of tradition by recreating authentic designs or enjoy the simplicity of a classic checkerboard pattern in black and white.
All of geometric floor tile designs are built up from basic individual shapes – square, rectangle, diamond, triangle, octagon, hexagon and trapezium, with various shapes and sizes designed to co-ordinate with each other. There is no need to be daunted though, as in the following pages we show you how patterns and borders are made up and how many pieces are needed for a square metre/foot area or, in the case of borders, linear metre/foot.
Salisbury
https://www.originalstyle.com/tiles/product/7969V
Quintessentially British geometric floor tiles. Recreate authentic Victorian and Edwardian patterns in halls, kitchens, bathrooms, conservatories, as well as paths and patios. They can be used in restoration projects and are ideal for feature floors in modern homes.
Chesterfield
https://www.originalstyle.com/victorian-floor-tiles/patterns/chesterfield/
The pattern is the same layout as York but the square is bigger (75mm/3”) and placed alongside the longer edges of the octagon.
Chesterfield pattern in classic Black & White, looking effortlessly sophisticated. New colours, patterns and shapes mean our geometric Victorian style floor tiles look great in traditional and contemporary homes.
Arundel 3 colour
Changing the colours drastically changes the pattern as this cool-toned version demonstrates. Shown with a Bennet border.
Blenheim 3 colour
https://www.originalstyle.com/victorian-floor-tiles/patterns/blenheim-3-colour/
The Blenheim pattern has been given a modern twist with a combination of black white and grey. This pattern will make a statement in hallways, living rooms, bathrooms, kitchens – wherever it is used! New colours, patterns and shapes means our geometric Victorian style floor tiles look great in traditional and contemporary homes.
It’s easy to replicate or restore these areas to their original glory with Victorian geometric floor tiles, which are hard wearing, long lasting, make light of wet weather and most of all are simply beautiful.
Many of the patterns and borders are based on authentic and original designs from Victorian and Edwardian times and are part of Britain’s heritage.
It’s true that there are no short cuts as these tiles need to be installed by an expert, they are certainly an investment, but they are timelessly beautiful and will give your house that extra quality and added value.
For more information please visit Original Style website – https://www.originalstyle.com/.
Online Brochure – https://www.originalstyle.com/media/106774/os-victorian-floor-tile-brochure.pdf
Come to our Manchester branch in Salford and find suitable pattern for yourself from our new Victorian Floor Tile stand.
