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The tiles in our herringbone collection are a classic choice. They can be used to create short, parallel patterns such as simple stripes or zigzags, classic stacked arrangements, or a traditional herringbone layout. Our herringbone collection comprises our classic Cement Herringbone, Skinny Metro, Glazed Rectangle, Glazed Stubby, Marble Herringbone, and Seville Metro tiles.
Herringbone tiles work well in any room in the house but are a particularly popular choice for kitchens and bathrooms.
All our herringbone tiles are suitable for bathrooms, but please note that all our tiles must be installed using our guidelines and our cement tiles must be sealed to ensure they are fully waterproof.
Our Glazed Rectangles and Glazed Stubby tiles look fantastic on walls, while our Cement Herringbones are a great choice for floors, providing a look that’s lovely and soft (these beautiful tiles work equally well for interiors and exteriors and can also be combined with other colours from the cement herringbone range to create a unique design). Our Skinny Metro’s long, elegant dimensions make it the perfect tile for a vertical side-by-side arrangement, and our Seville Metro is similarly successful in this formation.
Our herringbone tiles in cement and marble are suitable for use on any surface, whereas our glazed herringbone tiles are only suitable for walls and cannot be used on floors.
Herringbone tile sizes and dimensions:
Cement Herringbone: Size: 7cm x 20cm x 1.8cm Tiles per m2: 72
Skinny Metro: Size: 5cm x 25cm x 0.8cm Tiles per sqm: 80
Glazed Rectangle: Size: 8cm x 20cm x 1.2cm Tiles per sqm: 63
Glazed Stubby: Size: 7.5cm x 15cm x 0.9cm Tiles per sqm: 89
Marble Herringbone: Size: 20 x 7.5 x 1 cm Tiles per sqm: 67
Seville Metro: Size: 7.5 x 30 x 1cm Tiles per sqm: 44.4
Our herringbone tiles look fantastic when paired with our square tiles. Use them to create a border around our patterned floor tiles, or team glazed herringbones on the wall with soft and chalky cement squares on the floor for a beautiful texture-packed scheme.
