Modern Tiles

"Modern" covers more ground than any single room or finish: at its core it means clean lines and a flatter, more even-toned surface, set against the natural variation and hand-finished edge that belong to a period tile. That contrast holds whether the tile in question sits underfoot, up a wall, or somewhere in between.

Across our wider range, that idea usually plays out as large-scale porcelain and stone, set with precise, fine joints so the finished surface looks almost seamless. It becomes a calm, expansive plane in one room, a settled floor in a busier one, or a quiet backdrop behind a run of units in another.

The same range stretches to contemporary pattern and geometric design too, and it isn't confined to new-build spaces either: a modern Victorian hallway or a fresh take on an older room can borrow this same restrained approach just as easily as a newly built one can.