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Artisan Natural Oak Grip 120x20cm Anti-Slip
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When it comes to designing or renovating a space, small floor tiles are a versatile and popular option, offering a range of styles to suit various tastes and spaces. Below, we explore some of the most popular small floor tile styles to consider for your next project.
Mosaic tiles are a classic choice for those who appreciate intricate designs and vibrant colours. They are typically made from materials like glass, ceramic, or stone and are available in a myriad of patterns and colour schemes. Mosaic tiles can be used to create stunning visual effects, from bold geometric patterns to more subtle, artistic designs. They are ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, and entryways.
True to their name, penny tiles are small, round tiles that resemble the size and shape of a penny. These tiles can add a playful, retro touch to any space. Commonly made from ceramic or porcelain, penny tiles are durable and can be used in high-moisture areas like bathrooms and kitchens. They are often available in a variety of colors and finishes, allowing for creative and unique designs.
Hexagon tiles, also known as hex tiles, are a stylish and modern option. Their six-sided shape can create a honeycomb effect that adds depth and interest to a floor. These tiles are versatile and can be found in various materials such as marble, ceramic, and porcelain. Hexagon tiles are perfect for modern and contemporary spaces, offering a sleek and sophisticated look.
While traditionally used as wall tiles, small subway tiles can also be an excellent choice for flooring. These rectangular tiles are simple yet elegant and can be arranged in various patterns like herringbone or basketweave for added visual interest. Subway tiles are available in a wide range of colours and finishes, making them suitable for both classic and contemporary designs.
For those looking to make a bold statement, geometric pattern tiles offer endless possibilities. These tiles come in various shapes, including triangles, diamonds, and parallelograms, allowing for creative and dynamic flooring designs. Geometric tiles can be used to create eye-catching patterns that add a modern, artistic flair to any room.
Terrazzo tiles are known for their unique, speckled appearance, created by embedding chips of marble, quartz, or glass into a cement or resin base. These tiles offer a mid-century modern charm and are available in a wide range of color combinations. Terrazzo tiles are durable and can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any floor.
Our selection of small floor tiles offers a range of designs, colours and styles. From the look of nostalgia in our Vintage Star Collection to a more contemporary style in our Detroit Collection. You’ll be sure to what you are looking for!
When it comes to designing or renovating a space, small floor tiles are a versatile and popular option, offering a range of styles to suit various tastes and spaces. Below, we explore some of the most popular small floor tile styles to consider for your next project.
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Small floor tiles are generally considered to be those with a face size smaller than around 30x30cm, though the exact range can vary. In this category at Stoke Tiles you will find a variety of compact formats including mosaic-style tiles, hexagonal tiles, and traditional square tiles, all suited to smaller or more detailed installations.
Small floor tiles are particularly well suited to bathrooms, shower trays, en suites, and compact cloakrooms, where their size allows them to follow the contours of the floor and drain areas more easily than larger formats. They are also a popular decorative choice for kitchen splashbacks, utility rooms, and feature areas where a more intricate pattern is desired.
Yes – because small tiles have a higher ratio of grout joints to tile surface, you will generally use more grout per square metre than you would with larger format tiles. It is worth factoring this into your materials budget when ordering, and also considering a grout colour that either contrasts or blends with the tile to achieve your preferred aesthetic.
Small floor tiles can be more time-consuming to lay due to the greater number of individual pieces involved, but they are not necessarily more difficult for an experienced tiler. Many small tiles are available on mesh-backed sheets, which significantly speeds up installation and helps maintain consistent spacing without the need to place each tile individually.
Start by measuring your floor area in square metres and then add a minimum of 10% to your total to cover cuts, breakages, and future repairs – for intricate patterns or diagonal layouts, consider adding up to 15%. If you are unsure about your calculations, the Stoke Tiles team can help you work out the right quantity before you place your order.
