Hoxton Porcelain Linen Matt Wall & Floor Tile

They are the same quartzite-inspired porcelain with the same crystalline lattice; the difference is tone. Linen is the lighter and airier of the two, a pale warm neutral that lifts a room and keeps it feeling open. Amber is deeper and creamier, warmer underfoot and better suited to rooms you want to feel grounded. They are designed to be used together, so a sample of each side by side is the easiest way to decide.

Both carry the same matt surface, the same 9mm body and the same crystalline lattice, so it comes down to proportion. The 60 x 120cm plank suits long hallways, open-plan kitchens and feature walls, where its length draws the eye through the space. The square 60 x 60cm is the more neutral choice for bathrooms, smaller rooms and anywhere the layout is broken up by fittings — and it is far easier to carry, cut and lay. Since both cover 1.44m² per box, switching between them does not change your quantities.

Both formats cover the same 1.44m² per box — the 60 x 60cm is four tiles to a box, the 60 x 120cm is two. That makes the arithmetic simple: measure your area, add around 10% for cuts, then divide by 1.44 to give the number of boxes, whichever format you choose.

A fine, softly drawn pattern across the tile face — closer to a texture than a print. It gives the surface quiet movement without reading as a decorative tile, so it works comfortably across a whole floor.

It needs a genuinely flat substrate and levelling clips to control lippage, and most tilers will back-butter each tile. The reward is far fewer grout lines and a much calmer floor. If that sounds like more than your project needs, the 60 x 60cm is considerably easier to handle and lays like a conventional tile. Our team is happy to talk your fitter through either.