Wet Areas

The effect and colour of stone for your contemporary outdoor area.

Simple Natural beauty in its finest form as a limestone effect 20mm outdoor porcelain.

A porcelain tile rich in natural appeal from the appearance to the experience.

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A whole new universe of colours.

A fun and exciting range of terrazzo effect  porcelain tiles.

Silk mosaics, have a full range of sophisticated tones, available to be used as a mix with any other colour in the range of mosaic.

Mosaics are great fun, they can be used for walls, floors, inside pools, outside pools and so much more.

Granite is amongst the hardest of igneous rocks, this makes it a perfect choice for paving slabs with a heavy footfall, or other areas such as airports and shopping centers.

This Limestone flooring tile has blue grey tones, and a high concentration of shells and fossils within each tile.

Marcella Beige compact and hardwearing limestone tiles, especially suitable for high usage areas such as hallways, entrances, and other large floor areas.

As the name suggests, this natural Limestone Tile has a mix of blue beige tones, it has all the same properties as Marcella Beige and Marcella Blue, meaning it is very hard wearing and has an extreme resistance to liquids.

A slate floor will give an authentic natural look to an interior floor.

Sienna is an extremely popular beige limestone floor option.

Like Sienna, Sienna Blue is a popular hard wearing limestone - despite being called blue, the shade of the tile is more of a grey limestone with small areas that are a dark blue contrasting with the rest of the tile.

Windsor Buff Blue are sandstone yorkstone tiles with an interesting mix of blue and buff.

A charming range of contemporary porcelain tiles that incorporate a retro look from the little tiles and mosaics.

Cephas is an inventive progression from an interior porcelain tile, to a durable exterior 20mm porcelain paving tile.

This natural limestone flooring has a medium shell content and is a very fresh creamy and light colour, Portland Whitbed is generally known to be a durable building stone and comes straight from Portland.