Herringbone Tiles

Everyone is different, Everyone has a style, but if Herringbone is for you, we have the tile!

Let’s be strategic in your choices, think about what’s suits you better; Herringbone can make a bold statement, or be a soft background pattern. Let’s also think about scale (not fish scale tiles!), the size of the area that you want to become a focal point. Tiny herringbone mini mosaics are a beautiful choice for smaller wall areas. Large timber plank tiles are the best choice for floor herringbone tiles for open plan living. Coloured subway tiles are ideal for bathroom herringbone tiles, walls, and to elevate a white kitchen you can’t go past sophisticated marble herringbone tiles. But don’t forget the laundry splashback, let’s keep the herringbone theme going, choose something that makes you smile, it makes the load feel lighter.

Are you head over heels in love with the herringbone tiles look, but not sure where to start? It can be confusing to know which tiles would look the best in the Herringbone format. There are two main approaches here. You’re already visiting the best page to see a long list of herringbone tiles on a mosaic sheet already arranged in the herringbone format. These are beautiful examples of real stone/marble or emulated marble, stone and even timber in an array of beautiful neutral tones.

The second approach is to find a wall and floor tile to lay in the herringbone format. We’re looking for elongated tiles with a length of approximately three times the measurement of its height; 75x300 or 100x300mm sized tile sizes are just right to make a beautiful herringbone tiles splashback. Or a timber plank size of 200x900mm is the ideal size for a floor herringbone tiles format.

Check out our Inspiration pages where we share our good ideas. You could find the Herringbone ideas you’ve been looking for! Don’t forget our price beat guarantee and also our Quality Guarantee of 10 years!

Shopping to buy herringbone tiles online is super easy, and our full sized samples are a lifesaver when it comes to checking colours in the actual room you are renovating.