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Patterned Tiles are often chosen when you want a surface that adds character without relying on bold colours alone. The designs range from soft, subtle motifs to stronger geometric prints, making them suitable for both modern and traditional homes. Our collection includes patterned floor tiles, patterned bathroom floor tiles, patterned wall tiles and exterior patterned tiles in a variety of tones and formats. You can browse the selection across many styles, all priced for strong everyday value under our Price Beat Guarantee.
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What makes patterned tiles a popular choice?
Patterned tiles add interest to a room without the need for extra décor or complex colour schemes. They can act as the main feature in a space or sit alongside plainer tiles to create balance. Many people like patterned tiles because they offer perso
Best Uses & Applications For Patterned Tiles
Bathrooms
Patterned bathroom floor tiles can bring life to an otherwise simple layout. Soft patterns suit small rooms where you want gentle movement, while bolder motifs work well in larger bathrooms. Many homeowners use patterned tiles only on the floor and keep the walls plain to maintain a clean, balanced look.
Kitchens
Patterned wall tiles are often used for splashbacks, adding interest behind stoves and sinks without competing with cabinetry. Soft geometric or handmade-look designs can lift the space while still keeping the palette neutral.
Living areas
Patterned floor tiles are used in entryways, hallways and even open-plan living rooms when you want a feature that carries through the home. Larger patterns can help define zones, especially in homes with minimal décor.
Outdoor areas
Exterior patterned tiles can be used on patios, porches or covered alfresco spaces when the product is suitable for outdoor conditions. These patterns help bring personality to outdoor seating areas and work well with timber furniture and greenery.
Feature sections
Patterned wall tiles are often used behind fireplaces, in niches or on small statement walls. A single patterned panel can add detail without overwhelming the room.
Material & Performance Advice
Porcelain and ceramic options
Porcelain patterned tiles are commonly used for floors and outdoor areas due to their durability. Ceramic versions are often chosen for splashbacks or feature walls where ease of installation is important.
Surface finishes
Patterned tiles come in matte, satin and gloss finishes. Matte finishes are popular for floors, helping reduce glare. Gloss features are often chosen for splashbacks to reflect light.
Pattern scale
Small, tight patterns suit compact areas or feature strips, while larger motifs work best in open rooms or full-floor installations. Checking a few pieces together helps you understand the overall effect.
Cleaning and upkeep
Most patterned tiles clean easily with mild detergent. Patterns naturally hide dust and minor marks, which can be helpful in high-traffic rooms.
FAQs about Patterned Tiles
It depends on the scale and colour of the pattern. Softer designs with gentle tones are usually quite calm, while high-contrast patterns create a stronger statement. Pairing patterned tiles with simple wall colours helps keep the space balanced.
No. Most patterned floor tiles, especially porcelain, are simple to clean. The pattern often disguises everyday marks, which can make upkeep easier compared to plain tiles.
Yes. Smaller motifs or soft geometric prints work well in compact bathrooms. Many people choose patterned bathroom floor tiles and keep the walls plain to avoid the space feeling crowded.
Not necessarily. Softer, more neutral patterns tend to stay relevant for a long time. If you're unsure, choosing a design with muted tones can help it remain timeless.
Some patterned tiles are suitable outdoors, provided the material and finish match external conditions. Porcelain versions are most commonly used as exterior patterned tiles.
A grout colour that matches the background of the pattern usually creates the most cohesive look. Light grey or beige grout tends to work well for many designs.
Yes. Using patterned wall tiles with simple floor tiles is a common approach, especially in bathrooms and kitchens where you want controlled contrast.
Slip resistance depends on the finish, not the pattern. If you need a specific slip rating for wet or outdoor areas, choosing a tile marked as suitable for those conditions is important.