Tosca

Each Tosca tile measures 62 x 235mm, giving it a sleek, elongated profile that draws the eye along its length rather than across it. When laid horizontally this format can make a wall feel wider and more expansive, while a vertical stack bond arrangement can add height to a room – making Tosca a versatile choice depending on the effect you want to achieve.

Yes – the Tosca collection has been crafted to complement both modern and traditional spaces, thanks to its combination of subtle surface texture and refined tonal variation. Its elongated brick-like format references classic tile traditions while its sleek finish keeps it firmly at home in contemporary settings, making it a strong choice if you are renovating a period property or styling a newly built home.

The elongated format of the Tosca tile lends itself particularly well to a classic brick bond or running bond pattern, where each row is offset by half a tile length, which emphasises the horizontal flow and adds a sense of movement to the wall. A straight stack bond, where tiles are aligned edge to edge in a grid, creates a more graphic, architectural effect that works well in minimal, contemporary spaces.

The Tosca tiles are wall tiles suitable for use in wet areas including shower enclosures and bath surrounds, and the subtle surface variation is gentle enough not to trap significant amounts of soap or limescale. A soft cloth or sponge with a standard bathroom cleaner is all that is needed to keep the surface looking its best, and sealing the grout joints after installation will further simplify ongoing maintenance.

The depth and character of the Tosca tile’s surface texture and tonal finish make it an excellent choice for a feature panel or niche set against a simpler, plain field tile. Because the tile’s interest comes from its tactile surface rather than a bold pattern, it integrates naturally with a wide range of complementary tiles without the two elements competing for attention.