TILE PATTERNS AND LAYOUTS

Tile Patterns and Layouts

Basket Weave

The Basket Weave pattern is a repeating pattern of two rectangular tiles laid horizontally against two other rectangular tiles laid vertically.

The Basket Weave pattern enhances spaces with it geometric symmetry and traditional look.

It is a popular laying patterns for floors, splashbacks and feature walls.

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The Chevron tile pattern is popular in Bathrooms, Kitchens and smaller spaces where the desired look is to make a small space seems larger and more open.

Each V in the Chevron tile pattern is identical to the one before, creating a zigzag pattern. Porcelain, ceramic, and glass tiles are moisture-resistance, heat-resistance, stain-resistant materials that are great for splashbacks.

Splashbacks – Adding Chevron patterns to your Kitchen can create a sense of personality or a focal point.

Bathrooms – Traditionally, Chevron Tiles are installed along the length of a wall to create a feature or visually break up a space or create height.

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English Cross Bond

Fish Scale

French

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Herringbone

A herringbone pattern is made up of equal-sized rectangular tiles arranged in a staggered zigzag pattern. Each rectangle is cut precisely so that the end of one tile meets the side of the next.

Fishbone – uses a longer thin tile in the same layout.