Nothing here under “Chequerboard”

Patterned wall tiles come in a wide range of styles and shapes to suit every interior design scheme, including:

• Victorian: Intricate geometric and floral motifs inspired by 19th-century encaustic floor and wall designs, perfect for adding a vintage feel to any room
• Hexagon: Six-sided tiles that create a striking honeycomb layout
• Chequerboard: Bold, alternating two-tone squares for a timeless graphic finish.
• Regency stripes: Linear designs that add structure and visual rhythm to a wall.
• Encaustic: Decorative patterns built through the body, not just the glaze, for a historic, vintage-inspired feel
• Square: A classic square format that suits both period and modern interiors.
• Geometric diagonal split design: Popularised by tiles such as the Bert & May Alalpardo feature contrasting triangular sections that can be arranged into bold stripes, chevron and zig-zag effects, diamond patterns, pinwheel, and countless bespoke designs
• Moroccan: Zellige-inspired patterns with intricate geometric motifs, often in rich jewel tones, with a slightly uneven, handcrafted surface

Shop our full range and find the perfect tiles to treat your home to a fresh new look.

Not necessarily. Light-coloured patterns can make a room feel brighter and more spacious, while bold designs often create a striking focal point and add personality.

Popular patterned wall tiles come in:

• Neutral shades like grey, white, beige, and cream for understated elegance 
• Bolder colours such as blue, green, yellow, black and red for vibrancy and personality.

Many designs combine multiple colours in a single tile, so whatever your desired aesthetic, there's a colourway to suit your project. 

Glossy tiles are reflective, brightening spaces, while matt tiles give a softer, more understated finish. Both finishes are available across our porcelain and ceramic ranges, so you can explore the selection that best reflects your taste and budget.

Yes. One of the most popular design approaches is pairing patterned wall tiles with plain tiles to create balance and prevent a space from feeling too busy. Design experts increasingly recommend this approach for bathrooms and other rooms throughout the home.

A matching grout creates a smooth finish, while a contrasting grout can help highlight the shape and layout of the tiles. Neutral grout colours are often the best choice for keeping the focus on the design.

Our team can advise you on the best grout to use for your specific project. It's helpful to order your tiles, grout and other essentials together to avoid any delays.

Yes, patterned wall tiles create stunning feature walls, bringing a personal touch to your interiors. Unlike a simple backdrop of plain tiles, patterned tiles naturally draw the eye and can be a great conversation piece. 

Patterned wall tiles and wall panels can both create an attractive wall finish, but they offer different benefits. 

• Patterned wall tiles offer greater design flexibility, with options ranging from Victorian and geometric designs to marble-effect and decorative feature tiles. They can also be mixed with plain tiles to create bespoke layouts. 
• Wall panels are often chosen for quicker installation, while patterned wall tiles are typically preferred when creating a more detailed, long-lasting design feature in kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces.