Zebra

The Zebra Striped Porcelain tiles measure 223x223mm, making them a compact and highly manageable format that works especially well in smaller rooms such as cloakrooms, en-suites, and utility areas. Their smaller size means cuts are less wasteful and layouts are easier to control, which is ideal when tiling around awkward fixtures. In larger spaces, the bold striped pattern creates a striking visual impact across a wider floor area.

Yes – the Zebra Striped Porcelain tiles are described as suitable for both walls and floors, giving you the flexibility to create a fully coordinated scheme throughout a bathroom or kitchen. Using the same tile on walls and floors can make a bold design statement, while mixing them with complementary plain tiles on one surface can let the pattern breathe without overwhelming the room. Always confirm the wall tile adhesive you use is appropriate for the tile’s weight and the surface you’re tiling onto.

To get the best from the Zebra tile’s dynamic striped design, think carefully about the direction of the stripes before you begin laying. Running the stripes lengthways down a narrow hallway or bathroom can visually elongate the space, while laying them across the width of a room can make it feel broader. It is worth dry-laying a section first to confirm the orientation looks right and to check how the pattern aligns at the borders and in the corners.

The Zebra Striped Porcelain Tile Collection features a range of contemporary colour combinations designed to suit modern interiors. Whether you are drawn to classic monochrome contrasts or more muted, tonal pairings, the collection offers options that can anchor a bold design scheme or add a subtle geometric interest to a more understated room. We recommend ordering a sample before committing to a full order so you can assess the colours against your existing fixtures and fittings.

Yes, the Zebra tiles are made from porcelain, which is a dense, low-porosity material that makes them highly durable and resistant to moisture, staining, and heavy foot traffic. Because porcelain is harder than standard ceramic, you will need a porcelain-rated diamond blade when cutting these tiles and a suitable porcelain tile adhesive for fixing. The extra durability is well worth the minor installation considerations, as porcelain floors tend to last significantly longer than softer tile materials.