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Original Style Oxford 3 Colour Pattern

Victorian Floor Tiles For Internal or External Use The checkerboard pattern is timeless, classic and ever-popular. When you rotate these squares and put them on a slant you create a different pattern. Move away from contrasting colours and combine light, medium and dark tones to create a softer
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Victorian Floor Tiles For Internal or External Use

The checkerboard pattern is timeless, classic and ever-popular. When you rotate these squares and put them on a slant you create a different pattern. Move away from contrasting colours and combine light, medium and dark tones to create a softer effect.

This pattern is composed of Dover White, Chester Mews and Revival Grey 151 x 151mm square tiles.

Geometric floor tiles are part of Britain's heritage and were used originally to ornament medieval churches and monasteries, and the homes of the aristocracy. Their popularity was enhanced in the 1830s when the young Queen Victoria came to the throne, and they soon became one of the hallmarks of the new Romantic Movement. Nostalgia for Victorian elegance led Original Style to recreate these classic floor tiles, using modern production methods combined with traditional clay and coloured stains.

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Product CodeOSVFTOX3C
ManufacturerOriginal Style
MaterialCeramic
FinishMatt
Thickness9mm
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Victorian Floor Tiles For Internal or External Use

The checkerboard pattern is timeless, classic and ever-popular. When you rotate these squares and put them on a slant you create a different pattern. Move away from contrasting colours and combine light, medium and dark tones to create a softer effect.

This pattern is composed of Dover White, Chester Mews and Revival Grey 151 x 151mm square tiles.

Geometric floor tiles are part of Britain's heritage and were used originally to ornament medieval churches and monasteries, and the homes of the aristocracy. Their popularity was enhanced in the 1830s when the young Queen Victoria came to the throne, and they soon became one of the hallmarks of the new Romantic Movement. Nostalgia for Victorian elegance led Original Style to recreate these classic floor tiles, using modern production methods combined with traditional clay and coloured stains.