Sanderson Patterned Tiles by Ca' Pietra

About the Sanderson Tile Collection

Sanderson and Ca' Pietra bring archive-led British pattern into a tile collection designed for real kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and decorative walls. The range combines repeating motifs, composed murals and coordinating plains, so a scheme can move from statement pattern to quieter surfaces without introducing an unrelated palette.

From Archive Patterns to Decorative Tiles

Florals, woodland scenes, toile references, checks and stripes are reworked as tile rather than simply printed onto a generic surface. Designs such as Robin's Wood, Very Rose & Peony and Truffle repeat across an area, while mural formats such as Pillemont Toile and Tapestry Trees are composed across multiple tiles and need more deliberate setting-out.

Sanderson Colours, Motifs and Coordinating Plains

The palette includes Sage, Dove Blue, Madder, Ochre, Orchid White, Pottery Blue, Pink Clay and Olive. Coordinating plain tiles are useful around stronger motifs, particularly in bathrooms and kitchens where tiling may cover several surfaces.

Sanderson Porcelain and Ceramic Tiles

20 x 20cm Porcelain Wall & Floor Tiles

The 20 x 20cm matt porcelain range is designed for internal walls and floors. It is the stronger choice for bathroom floors, kitchens, entrance areas and other rooms where decorative pattern needs to sit alongside everyday durability. Compare it with our wider patterned floor tile collection if you are specifying a larger scheme.

13 x 13cm STUDIO Sanderson Ceramic Wall Tiles

STUDIO Sanderson uses a smaller 13 x 13cm gloss ceramic format with a softer, hand-decorated character. These tiles are intended for walls, making them particularly effective on splashbacks, cloakrooms, decorative panels and fireplace surrounds. Selected designs include matching borders and corners for properly framed compositions.

Where to Use Sanderson Patterned Tiles

Patterned Bathroom Tiles

Use porcelain patterns on floors or walls, then introduce coordinating plains to control the visual density of the room. For wet floors and shower areas, check the individual product specification before ordering. Explore more bathroom tiles for complementary materials and finishes.

Kitchen and Splashback Tiles

STUDIO Sanderson ceramic tiles are well suited to splashbacks and decorative wall areas where gloss, colour and pattern can be appreciated at close range. For floors, choose a Sanderson porcelain product that is specifically rated for floor use. See our broader kitchen tile collection for coordinating surfaces.

Hallways and Statement Floors

Repeating porcelain patterns can give an entrance hall the structure and character of a traditional decorative floor without requiring every adjoining surface to be equally busy. Plan sightlines from doorways and allow for cuts at thresholds before finalising the layout.

How to Choose Sanderson Tiles

Choose Pattern Scale Before Colour

Large motifs and murals need enough visible wall or floor area to read properly. Smaller repeats are more forgiving in compact bathrooms, cloakrooms and splashbacks where cabinetry, sanitaryware or fittings interrupt the surface.

Coordinate Pattern, Plain Tiles and Grout

Use matching plains to give a stronger pattern breathing room, then choose grout after viewing the complete repeat rather than a single tile. A closer grout match softens the grid; more contrast makes each tile edge more obvious.

Order Free Sanderson Tile Samples

Order Free Cut Samples to compare colour, gloss level and pattern scale in your own room before specifying the full quantity. For murals, larger schemes or help with quantities, Book an Ascot Showroom Consultation with the Hyperion Tiles team.

Explore the wider Ca' Pietra tile collection or compare other designer-led patterns in our Nina Campbell tile collection.

Coordinate the rest of your room

Compare complementary bathroom tiles or kitchen tiles for the surrounding surfaces. A quieter plain finish can balance a decorative feature, while an appropriate mosaic can introduce detail in a smaller area. Check each product's intended use and thickness before combining finishes.

Free cut samples are available on eligible products, up to five per order. Paid samples are priced separately and limited to two of each; supplier postage charges are added together. Read the sample and postage terms.