Trends 2025

Keeping abreast of the latest interior trends is something that we’re extremely passionate about. Not only is this an essential activity for when we’re sourcing new tile designs, but it provides the opportunity to scour our existing portfolio and establish tile pairings that customers can use in their homes to ensure they’re also ahead of the curve. Essentially, we do all the research so you don’t have to!

Warm Neutrals

“Perfect for creating cosy and inviting spaces with a timeless appeal, this trend features a palette of earthy tones like beige, taupe, warm greys, and soft browns. To get this look with tiles, we’d recommend opting for designs that vary in shade and texture, adding depth and interest to floors, walls, and backsplashes without overpowering the design. Whether your home is modern or traditional this trend complements a wide range of styles and schemes and is a versatile choice for creating a serene and balanced environment” – Emma Hughes, Studio Manager 

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Maximalist

“This look is all about embracing bold patterns, vibrant colours, and a mix of textures to create an eclectic, visually dynamic space. Start by selecting tiles with an elaborate design – just like ‘Exotic Paradise’ and mix and match it with contrasting walls, floors, and even furniture to layer visual interest. To take it a step further, consider combining glossy tiles with matte finishes or incorporating metallic accents for real wow-factor” – Emma Hughes, Studio Manager 

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Terrazzo

“Terrazzo tiles are an excellent way to add a touch of modern sophistication while celebrating timeless, artistic design. Known for its unique blend of marble, quartz, and glass chips set in concrete or resin, Terrazzo tiles offer a striking combination of colour and texture that instantly elevates any space. Whether used on walls or floors, these tiles bring a playful yet elegant vibe with their speckled patterns and variety of hues while allowing for personalisation to suit different styles, from minimalist to maximalist” – Emma Hughes, Studio Manager 

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