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Bland white floor are tiles the classic combination of black and white floor tiles. From traditional Victorian hallways to contemporary bathrooms and striking kitchens, this timeless pairing brings elegance, contrast, and character to any space.

Discover our range of beige tiles, available in various materials such as durable porcelain, classic ceramic, luxurious marble, stylish terrazzo, unique encaustic, and elegant natural stone.

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Mono Hex Porcelain Mosaic Daisy

Mono Hex Porcelain Mosaic Daisy

From £0.00Unit price (£155.24  per  m2)
Oxford 75x75mm Black and Dover White
Victorian Style Porcelain Chess Mono A

Victorian Style Porcelain Chess Mono A

From £0.00Unit price (£98.00  per  m2)
Casino Baccarat Tile

Casino Baccarat Tile

£2.47Unit price (£61.75  per  m2)
Arundel Brown, Buff & Green
Bert & May Black Crosses Porcelain

Bert & May Black Crosses Porcelain

£3.54Unit price (£88.50  per  m2)
East Village Porcelain Basketweave Bianco
Chiesa Black

Chiesa Black

£23.52Unit price (£270.48  per  m2)
Compass Lava Black

Compass Lava Black

£3.25Unit price (£81.25  per  m2)
Oxford 53x53mm Black and Dover White
Compass White

Compass White

£3.25Unit price (£81.25  per  m2)
Porcelain Square White & Black
Wellington Black and Dover White
Cavendish Border Black on Dover White
Casino Dealer Border Tile
York Black and Dover White Inverted

York Black and Dover White Inverted

£137.77Unit price (£137.77  per  m2)
Chesterfield Black and Dover White
Classic Octagon and Dot Floor Mosaic
York Black and Dover White

York Black and Dover White

£157.38Unit price (£157.38  per  m2)
Bert & May Split Shift Old Iron Porcelain

Bert & May Split Shift Old Iron Porcelain

£3.54Unit price (£88.50  per  m2)
Oxford 151mm (6") Black and Dover White
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Neapolitan Porcelain Black

Neapolitan Porcelain Black

Sale price£73.92Regular price £92.70
Porcelain Hexagon White & Black

Porcelain Hexagon White & Black

£9.95Unit price (£82.23  per  m2)
Avignon Black on Dover White

Avignon Black on Dover White

From £7.21Unit price (£310.78  per  m2)
Victorian Style Porcelain Finchley Pattern Cotton White

Victorian Style Porcelain Finchley Pattern Cotton White

From £0.00Unit price (£98.00  per  m2)
Victorian Style Porcelain Frame

Victorian Style Porcelain Frame

From £0.00Unit price (£98.00  per  m2)
Victorian Style Porcelain Chess Mono B

Victorian Style Porcelain Chess Mono B

From £0.00Unit price (£98.00  per  m2)
Arundel Black, White & Old London

Arundel Black, White & Old London

£208.57Unit price (£208.57  per  m2)
Parisian Café Porcelain Tri Black
Casino Dealer Corner Tile
Sorrento Nizza
Bavaria Black on Dover White

Bavaria Black on Dover White

From £7.21Unit price (£310.78  per  m2)
Oxford 106mm Black and Dover White
Bert & May Black Luna Porcelain

Bert & May Black Luna Porcelain

£3.54Unit price (£88.50  per  m2)
Basketweave Floor Mosaic
Sorrento Correale
Chequers Court 4.8sq White & Black bevelled edge

Chequers Court 4.8sq White & Black bevelled edge

From £2.00Unit price (£138.88  per  m2)
Hexagon Black Cube
Lux Viola 60 x 60cm

Lux Viola 60 x 60cm

£25.14Unit price (£69.64  per  m2)
Casino Poker Tile

Casino Poker Tile

£2.47Unit price (£61.75  per  m2)
Kelly Hoppen Signature Black and White

Kelly Hoppen Signature Black and White

£3.54Unit price (£88.50  per  m2)
Chequers Court Double Hexagon

Chequers Court Double Hexagon

From £2.00Unit price (£176.44  per  m2)
Bert & May Black Alalpardo Porcelain

Bert & May Black Alalpardo Porcelain

£3.54Unit price (£88.50  per  m2)

Frequently Asked Questions

Are black and white floor tiles suitable for both traditional and modern homes?

Absolutely — black and white floor tiles are one of the few design choices that truly bridge the gap between traditional and modern interiors. At Hyperion Tiles, we work with homeowners across the UK who are either restoring period properties or designing sleek, contemporary spaces, and black and white tiles consistently prove to be a popular choice. In older homes, especially Victorian or Edwardian properties, these tiles are ideal for recreating authentic hallway patterns or adding character to bathrooms and fireplaces. Meanwhile, in modern settings, the contrast of black and white creates a bold, minimalist look that works beautifully with clean lines, handleless cabinets and modern lighting. Whether laid in a traditional checkerboard pattern or a more geometric, abstract layout, black and white tiles adapt effortlessly to the surrounding décor. Their neutral palette also means you can update your colour scheme or furnishings over time without needing to change your flooring, making them as practical as they are stylish.

What tile materials are best for black and white floor designs?

The most popular materials for black and white floor tiles are porcelain, ceramic and natural stone, each offering its own unique benefits. At Hyperion Tiles, we often recommend porcelain for its incredible durability, low porosity, and resistance to moisture and stains — making it ideal for kitchens, bathrooms and hallways. Ceramic is another excellent choice, particularly for those seeking a more cost-effective option that still offers style and performance for low to medium-traffic areas. For those after a more luxurious or traditional finish, we also offer black and white natural stone options like marble and limestone, which bring elegance and character to any room. These may require a little more maintenance in terms of sealing, but the results are well worth it. All of our tile options are carefully sourced and available in a variety of finishes, from matt to gloss and even textured, to help you achieve the perfect look while meeting the demands of your space.

Do black and white tiles require more cleaning to keep them looking sharp?

Not necessarily — while some assume that black and white floor tiles may show more dirt due to the contrast, many of our customers at Hyperion Tiles find them quite easy to maintain. The key is in the choice of finish and grout colour. Matt finishes are generally better at concealing smudges, footprints and water spots, especially in bathrooms and hallways. Gloss tiles can show dust or streaks a bit more readily but tend to wipe clean very easily with a soft cloth or mop. Choosing the right grout — such as a mid-grey — can also help reduce the appearance of dirt between tiles over time. Porcelain and ceramic options are very low-maintenance and only require regular sweeping and occasional mopping with a pH-neutral cleaner. If you’re using black and white tiles in a high-traffic area, opting for slightly textured surfaces can add grip while making everyday marks less noticeable. Overall, with the right selection, black and white floor tiles are just as practical as any other tile colour — and they often hide mess better than plain white floors.

Can black and white floor tiles work in small rooms like bathrooms or utilities?

Yes, black and white floor tiles can actually enhance small spaces when designed thoughtfully. At Hyperion Tiles, we regularly help clients install black and white tiles in compact bathrooms, cloakrooms, and utility areas where the visual interest of the floor helps lift the entire space. A classic checkerboard layout can add energy and dimension to a small room, drawing the eye and making the area feel more dynamic. Laying tiles diagonally is another clever design trick that can make a narrow space appear wider. For smaller rooms, we often recommend using lighter wall colours and reflective surfaces like mirrors or gloss finishes to balance the depth of black tiles and prevent the space from feeling closed in. If you’re concerned about scale, smaller-format tiles or mosaics can work beautifully in compact rooms and allow for more intricate patterns that add personality without overpowering the space. The key is balance — and we’re happy to advise on layout and style to make the most of your room's size.

Are black and white floor tiles suitable for use with underfloor heating?

Yes, most black and white floor tiles — particularly those made from porcelain or ceramic — are perfectly suitable for use with underfloor heating systems. These materials conduct heat efficiently, which means they help deliver warmth quickly and evenly across the floor surface. At Hyperion Tiles, we frequently recommend combining underfloor heating with tiled floors in bathrooms, kitchens and entrance halls, where warmth underfoot can make a significant difference in comfort. If you're choosing a natural stone tile, like marble or limestone, you'll find they also work well with underfloor heating, though they may take slightly longer to heat up due to their density. We always advise using the appropriate adhesive and levelling compounds to ensure optimal heat transfer and to avoid damaging the tiles over time. If you're unsure, our team is on hand to help you select the right tile thickness and material to suit your underfloor heating system, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and energy efficiency.

Black and White Floor Tiles

At Hyperion Tiles, we’ve seen design trends come and go, but one flooring choice that never loses its appeal is the classic combination of black and white floor tiles. From traditional Victorian hallways to contemporary bathrooms and striking kitchens, this timeless pairing brings elegance, contrast, and character to any space. Black and white tiles are not only visually impactful, but also incredibly versatile, offering a level of design flexibility that few other colour combinations can match. Whether you're after a bold geometric statement or a more subtle checkerboard layout, this monochrome palette continues to be a favourite among our UK customers.

Black and white floor tiles have long been associated with refined, heritage-style interiors, but they’ve also found their way into the heart of modern design. At Hyperion Tiles, we stock an extensive selection of black and white tiles in various formats, materials and finishes — from high-gloss porcelain to matt ceramic and traditional encaustic designs. Whether you're renovating a period property or planning a new build, this flooring option offers a bold foundation that complements a wide range of decorative styles.

A Timeless Statement

What makes black and white floor tiles so enduring is their ability to blend historical charm with modern flair. In period properties, especially Victorian or Edwardian homes, these tiles often feature in entrance halls, porches, and fireplaces, creating a sense of grandeur and continuity. In newer homes, they are used to add contrast, create focal points, or to break up open-plan areas with clean, confident lines. At Hyperion Tiles, we often advise our clients that choosing black and white flooring is about more than just aesthetics — it’s a design statement that instantly communicates taste, structure and attention to detail.

The high contrast of black and white naturally draws the eye and helps define a room’s layout. Whether you opt for traditional checkerboard patterns, diamond layouts, or even custom geometric designs, the visual impact is immediate. These tiles can make a small bathroom feel striking, a hallway feel sophisticated, or a kitchen feel clean and architectural. The best part is that this colour pairing is never out of place — it's timeless, reliable, and effortlessly stylish.

Perfect for Every Room

Black and white tiles are incredibly adaptable and work well in virtually every room of the house. In bathrooms, they create a fresh, clean aesthetic that pairs beautifully with white sanitaryware and chrome or brushed brass fixtures. Many homeowners choose to use these tiles on the floor while keeping walls light and neutral, allowing the floor to take centre stage. Alternatively, some opt for continuity across floor and wall, using contrasting grout to create a bold, graphic effect.

In kitchens, black and white floor tiles bring structure and definition, particularly in open-plan layouts. Whether you’re working with a modern handleless kitchen or a more traditional shaker-style design, monochrome tiles can provide a grounding base that enhances cabinetry and worktop materials. The contrast of black and white also complements a wide range of appliance finishes, from matte black and stainless steel to classic white or coloured ranges.

In hallways and entrances, black and white tiles set the tone for the rest of the home. A traditional geometric or encaustic tile in a monochrome colourway can create instant character and nod to a home’s original features. For properties with original floorboards or more rustic flooring elsewhere, a black and white tiled hallway can offer a pleasing contrast and elevate the entire space.

Design Patterns and Layout Options

One of the biggest advantages of black and white floor tiles is the variety of patterns and layout styles available. The classic checkerboard layout is perhaps the most recognisable, often laid diagonally to enhance the sense of space in a room. This layout works beautifully in both small and large spaces and brings a sense of movement and energy to the floor.

Geometric designs are another popular option. At Hyperion Tiles, we offer a wide range of black and white patterned tiles that replicate the look of traditional encaustic and Victorian tiles, but with the ease of modern ceramic or porcelain materials. These are ideal for hallways, boot rooms, and cloakrooms where you want to introduce pattern without overwhelming the space.

For modern interiors, black and white hexagonal or mosaic-style tiles offer a more contemporary take on the trend. These can be used to create borders, frame features, or form intricate patterns across the floor. They’re especially effective in bathrooms, where they can be used to zone a wet area or contrast against sleek modern fittings.

Easy to Clean and Maintain

Despite their bold appearance, black and white floor tiles are surprisingly low-maintenance. Porcelain and ceramic options, which make up much of our collection at Hyperion Tiles, are easy to clean and resistant to water, stains and scratches. A simple mop with a pH-neutral cleaner is usually enough to keep them looking pristine.

Many of our black and white tiles come with matt finishes, which help minimise the appearance of water marks and smudges — especially important in bathrooms or kitchens where spills are common. We also offer glazed options that provide a sleek, reflective surface for those who prefer a high-shine finish. Whether you choose a flat, smooth tile or something with a more tactile texture, rest assured that our ranges are built to last.

In addition, if you opt for natural stone tiles in black and white, such as marble or limestone, we provide full guidance on sealing and maintaining the surface. With proper care, these floors can last decades while retaining their unique charm and character.

Underfloor Heating Compatibility

Many homeowners today are upgrading to underfloor heating systems, and the good news is that black and white floor tiles are fully compatible with both electric and water-based systems. Porcelain and ceramic tiles, in particular, are excellent conductors of heat, meaning your home stays warmer for longer and with more consistent temperature control.

At Hyperion Tiles, we frequently work with customers who are retrofitting underfloor heating during a renovation. We can advise on the right tile thickness, adhesive and layout to ensure optimal heat transfer and long-lasting performance. Using underfloor heating beneath black and white tiles is a popular option in bathrooms, kitchens, and entrance halls where tiles may otherwise feel cool underfoot.

Suited to Both Classic and Contemporary Homes

What makes black and white floor tiles truly stand out is their ability to work in both period properties and contemporary homes. For heritage-style interiors, they can help restore original character or pay tribute to traditional craftsmanship. In Victorian and Edwardian homes, many clients use our black and white encaustic-style tiles to recreate authentic hallway designs or revive decorative fireplaces.

In contrast, for modern homes, black and white tiles offer structure and style without dominating the space. They provide a monochrome palette that acts as a neutral base, allowing colourful furniture, soft furnishings or artwork to take centre stage. Whether you’re working with crisp white walls or exposed brick, natural timber or polished concrete, black and white flooring brings a sense of order and refinement.

A Long-Term Investment

Black and white floor tiles aren’t just beautiful — they’re also a smart long-term investment. Their durability, design versatility and resistance to trend fatigue mean that you won’t find yourself replacing them in a few years just to keep up with changing styles. They continue to appeal to homeowners, buyers and renters alike, which can be a real asset when it comes to resale value or letting a property.

At Hyperion Tiles, we only stock high-quality tiles from trusted manufacturers, and we’re happy to provide samples, installation tips, and expert advice to help you make the right choice for your space. Whether you want the crisp contrast of a checkerboard bathroom or the rich detail of a Victorian-style hallway, we have black and white floor tiles to suit every project.

Discover Black and White Tiles at Hyperion Tiles

If you’re looking to add instant impact and timeless style to your home, explore our collection of black and white floor tiles. Our curated range includes everything from bold patterns to classic layouts, with options in ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone. Whether you’re renovating a period property or creating something entirely new, our team is here to guide you through every step of your tile journey.

Visit our showroom or browse our online store to see what’s possible. At Hyperion Tiles, we’re passionate about helping you find flooring solutions that are as practical as they are beautiful — and black and white floor tiles are a shining example of both.

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