Patterned Floor Tiles

Underfoot is where a repeat pattern truly shows its scale, since a floor is usually the largest unbroken surface in any room, and the one place a motif shows in full rather than in fragments. Our collection draws on heritage design as readily as sharp, modern graphics, alongside patterns rooted in Mediterranean tradition.

A hallway or kitchen floor laid edge to edge turns pattern into the room's main event, while the same design used in a spare border or a single zone lets it recede into a supporting role instead. Geometric grids tend to sharpen a space, floral and abstract repeats soften it, and the right scale keeps either legible from the doorway rather than busy underfoot.