Art Deco Tiles

Art Deco is bold, glam and unapologetically stylish, so let’s make sure you get the most out of it. Whether you’re wondering about colours, finishes, floor suitability or how this plays out in a smaller room, we’ve answered all the key questions right here.

 

What are Art Deco tiles?

Art deco tiles are bold, glamorous and full of character. Inspired by the roaring 1920s, these tiles bring eye-catching patterns and strong lines. They're not here to blend in; they're here to make a statement. Want your space to feel thoughtful, confident and just a bit luxurious? You’re in the right place.

 

What colours can I choose from?

We’ve pulled together a selection that lets you keep it classic or go all-in on drama:

• Classic back and white for that striking Art Deco contrast
• Rich teals, deep greens and indigo if you’re after something bold
• Soft blues and gentle greys for a more relaxed look
• Blush pinks and rose tones for a touch of elegance
• Warm terracottas and earthy brick shades for a retro vibe

Brass or brushed gold fittings pair beautifully with these, as Art Deco design loves a little glow.

 

What shapes and sizes are available?

There are two main styles to play with:

• Square tiles: Clean, structured and perfect for geometric layouts
• Hexagon tiles: Full of personality, with angular edges that scream 'designer'

Both work on walls and floors; it just depends on whether you’re after clean symmetry or a bit more visual flair.

 

Can I use these tiles on both floors and walls?

Most of the time, yes. Most of the range is made from porcelain, which is very durable and great for busy areas like kitchens and hallways. If a tile is ceramic, it’s best used on walls. We always label them clearly so you’ll know exactly what you’re getting.

 

But won't an Art Deco pattern make my small room feel smaller?

Not at all. In fact, a well-chosen pattern can make a small space feel more curated and stylish. It shifts the focus from size to design. If you’re aiming for an airy feel, go for a softer shade or use patterned Art Deco floor tiles in just one section of your space.