Period mosaic floor and wall schemes are found throughout the UK. Most tend to be very decorative and are usually either geometric, or more detailed in their design using small pieces of either marble or ceramic known as tesserae.
During the Victorian era the most popular choice for most homes was to use tessellating geometric ceramic tile designs.
The most common pattern used for paths was a 2 inch square black and white, diamond set, chequerboard tile design, bordered with a row of diagonally set square tiles with a black border either side.
More elaborate and colourful designs were often used for hall floor interiors and featured what are known as encaustic tiles at the intersections of the tile pattern.
This website promotes a stunning selection of geometric ceramic floor tile installations supplied by London Mosaic.
Our designs encompass the Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian periods, as well as bespoke contemporary geometric patterns.
Our tile sheeting service ensures designs can be installed accurately and quickly.
London Mosaic supply Victorian path tiles, Victorian hall tiles, and hundreds of beautiful period and contemporary mosaic floor schemes for both residential and commercial projects.
More information:
www.londonmosaic.com