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The outside wall is the part of the garden most people never think to tile, which is exactly why doing it works. A patterned panel behind an outdoor kitchen, a tiled return on a courtyard wall, or a run that carries through from an inside room to a garden room — all of it makes a small outside space read as a room rather than as leftover ground.
The range includes Fired Earth's Kelmscott and Jaipur patterns, plain large formats, and composite and stone-look tiles from Ca'Pietra and the National Trust collection.
This is the one thing that matters and the one thing that cannot be judged by eye. A tile has to be frost-proof to survive a British winter on an exterior wall — water gets into the body, freezes, expands and spalls the face off. Every product page states its suitability; if you are specifying for outdoors, read it rather than assuming, and ask us if it is not clear.
External tiling fails at the fixing far more often than at the tile. It needs a cement-based external-grade adhesive, a substrate that can take the weight and the movement, and movement joints at the right centres. A tile that would sit happily on a plastered wall inside can need a very different build-up outside.
The most effective use of outdoor wall tile is continuity — the same tile inside and out across a set of bifold doors, so the eye reads one space. Where you do this, check that the same product is rated for both, and remember that the outside face will weather and the inside face will not.
Daylight is far less forgiving than interior lighting, and a pattern that reads as subtle indoors can read as loud in the garden. Order samples and look at them outside, in the actual position, at the time of day you will use the space.
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Tiles for courtyard walls, outdoor kitchens and garden rooms — patterned, plain and stone-look, in the same designs you would use inside.
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The outside wall is the part of the garden most people never think to tile, which is exactly why doing it works. A patterned panel behind an outdoor kitchen, a tiled return on a courtyard wall, or a run that carries through from an inside room to a garden room — all of it makes a small outside space read as a room rather than as leftover ground.
The range includes Fired Earth's Kelmscott and Jaipur patterns, plain large formats, and composite and stone-look tiles from Ca'Pietra and the National Trust collection.
This is the one thing that matters and the one thing that cannot be judged by eye. A tile has to be frost-proof to survive a British winter on an exterior wall — water gets into the body, freezes, expands and spalls the face off. Every product page states its suitability; if you are specifying for outdoors, read it rather than assuming, and ask us if it is not clear.
External tiling fails at the fixing far more often than at the tile. It needs a cement-based external-grade adhesive, a substrate that can take the weight and the movement, and movement joints at the right centres. A tile that would sit happily on a plastered wall inside can need a very different build-up outside.
The most effective use of outdoor wall tile is continuity — the same tile inside and out across a set of bifold doors, so the eye reads one space. Where you do this, check that the same product is rated for both, and remember that the outside face will weather and the inside face will not.
Daylight is far less forgiving than interior lighting, and a pattern that reads as subtle indoors can read as loud in the garden. Order samples and look at them outside, in the actual position, at the time of day you will use the space.
Explore more: all outdoor tiles · outdoor porcelain · wall tiles
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