Chevron Tiles

Chevron tiles add instant movement, depth and a touch of designer flair. They’re bold and elegant but also more versatile than you might think. Whether you're planning a standout floor, a striking shower wall or a subtle textured look in a neutral room, they're a great choice. Here's what you need to know to choose the right style and lay them with confidence.

 

What is a chevron tile?

Chevron tiles have angled ends that meet point to point, creating a continuous V-shaped pattern. They’re often confused with herringbone tiles, but the patterns are different:

• Herringbone: Rectangular tiles meet at right angles to create a staggered zig-zag.
• Chevron: Angled tile ends meet to form a continuous V.

 

Are chevron tiles still in style?

Yes. Chevron tiles remain a popular way to add movement without relying on a bold colour. In this range, the marble effect options let you keep the look subtle with white or grey, or create more contrast with black or gold.

 

Are chevron tiles hard to install?

They need careful planning, particularly where the pattern meets the edges of a wall or floor. The options in this range are:

• Individual chevron tiles: These give you flexibility over the layout, but the angled ends need to line up neatly.
• Pre-mounted chevron sheets: The smaller tiles are already arranged on a sheet, which helps keep their pattern consistent as you fit them.

Measure the area and plan where the pattern will start and meet the edges before ordering. Allow for cuts and wastage, particularly around corners and fittings.