Windsor

Yes, the Windsor collection is suitable for use on both walls and floors, making it a highly flexible choice if you want to create a coordinated look throughout a room such as a bathroom or kitchen. Being manufactured in durable porcelain means the tiles perform well underfoot as well as on vertical surfaces.

Rectified tiles are cut to a precise, consistent size after firing, which means their edges are perfectly straight and uniform. This allows you to lay Windsor tiles with very tight grout joints – sometimes as narrow as 1.5mm to 2mm – which enhances the polished, seamless appearance of the stone effect finish.

The Windsor collection features a polished stone effect finish that captures the refined, timeless look of natural stone without the maintenance demands that real stone can require. The perfectly polished surface adds a sense of luxury and is particularly well suited to contemporary and classic interior schemes alike.

Polished porcelain tiles can be smoother underfoot than matt alternatives, so it is worth considering the intended location carefully. For wet areas such as bathrooms, we recommend checking the tile’s slip resistance rating on the product page, or contacting our team for guidance on whether a Windsor tile is the right choice for your specific space.

The polished porcelain surface of Windsor tiles is relatively easy to maintain – regular sweeping and mopping with a pH-neutral cleaner is usually all that is needed. Avoid harsh abrasive cleaners or acidic products, as these can dull the polished finish over time.