Brick tiles

You can also choose whether to stack or to stagger brick tiles, creating a very different visual effect. If in doubt, you can’t go wrong with a traditional staggered layout. Whether installing brick bathroom tiles in a period property or choosing rectangular designs for a new build, a staggered brick format will work in both classic and contemporary homes. A stacked brick tile may seem a little fresher, but it’s worth considering whether the linear, grid-like effect this creates will feel in keeping with your overall aesthetic.

If you love the look of a stacked tile, but want something a little softer, choose a brick tile with surface variation or deliberate imperfections to offset the graphic layout. Our Hoxton tiles tick both boxes with their subtle changes in tone and profile, highlighted by a thick and glossy glaze. For a matt brick tile, try Pastella, which features a chalky finish and a gently undulating surface. Tonal variation contributes to a handmade feel, while a palette of muted shades makes them a really approachable option if you’re considering coloured tiles.

For a modern matt brick tile that’s completely uniform, choose Oska: a slim, rectangular porcelain design that’s a great choice for brick floor tiles, as well as walls. We love to see Oska laid in a herringbone format, particularly when combined with a strong hue, such as Jungle Green or Navy. If you’re in search of a herringbone tile with a luxurious edge, our marble brick tiles could be just what you’re looking for. Choose from dusty, rose-toned pinks, swirling patterns in grey and violet, bold green tones or gleaming white. Stick to a single shade or combine an array of different marbles for a seriously striking brick-tile floor.