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The Signature Collection is an exquisite range of tiles that elevates any interior space with its luxurious marble and stone effect. Crafted from durable porcelain, these tiles are not only robust but also embody sophistication and elegance, making them an ideal choice for both walls and floors.
The Signature Collection is an exquisite range of tiles that elevates any interior space with its luxurious marble and stone effect. Crafted from durable porcelain, these tiles are not only robust but also embody sophistication and elegance, making them an ideal choice for both walls and floors.
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The Signature Collection offers a range of luxurious marble and stone effect designs crafted from durable porcelain, giving you the visual richness of natural materials without the maintenance demands associated with real stone. The collection is designed to suit a variety of interior styles, from classic elegance to contemporary sophistication, so there is likely to be an option that complements your vision.
Yes, because the Signature Collection tiles are made from robust porcelain, they are well suited to both residential and light commercial applications, including hotel lobbies, restaurant interiors, and retail spaces. Their combination of durability and high-end aesthetic makes them a practical yet impressive choice wherever a touch of luxury is required.
The Signature Collection tiles are suitable for both walls and floors, making it straightforward to create a seamlessly coordinated bathroom scheme. Using the same tile throughout reduces visual clutter and allows the marble or stone effect to flow uninterrupted, which is particularly effective in smaller bathrooms where continuity of design can make the space feel larger.
For large format porcelain tiles such as those in the Signature Collection, it is important to use a flexible, large-format tile adhesive that provides full coverage across the back of each tile to prevent any hollow spots or potential cracking. We recommend consulting a professional tiler and following the adhesive manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure a secure and long-lasting installation, particularly on floors where point loading can be a concern.
Start by measuring the total square metreage of each wall and floor area you plan to tile, then add a minimum of 10% to account for cuts, breakages, and future replacements. If your room has an unusual shape or you plan to lay the tiles in a pattern such as a brick bond or diagonal offset, it is worth adding a slightly higher wastage allowance, and our team at Stoke Tiles are on hand to help you work out the right quantity.