Poole

Each tile in the Poole collection measures 450 x 450 mm, which is a practical format that suits most residential rooms without requiring excessive cutting. To calculate how many tiles you need, measure your room’s length and width in metres, multiply them together to get the square meterage, and then add at least 10% extra to account for cuts, wastage, and any future repairs.

Yes, the Poole collection is specifically designed to work in both traditional and contemporary homes, thanks to its mix of patterned and plain options within the same range. You can use the plain tiles to ground a room and introduce the patterned designs as feature areas, such as a hallway runner or a kitchen centrepiece, giving you real flexibility over the overall look.

The Poole tiles are ideal for indoor floor use in living areas, hallways, kitchens, and dining rooms where both character and durability are important. Their 450 x 450 mm format works particularly well in small-to-medium sized rooms, as the tile size helps create a sense of space without overwhelming the floor area.

Absolutely – mixing patterned and plain tiles from the Poole collection is a popular approach and one the range is designed to support. A common method is to lay plain tiles as the base field and use the patterned options as border details or focal points, which keeps the look cohesive while still adding visual interest and personality to the space.

For the 450 x 450 mm Poole tiles, a grout joint of around 3 to 5 mm is typically recommended for floor installations, which allows for minor variations in tile size and helps with expansion. If you are using patterned tiles and want the design to flow cleanly, discuss your layout with your tiler beforehand so the joint spacing complements rather than interrupts the pattern.