The latest beige tiles

Large formats: are definitely the go-to particularly for open plan spaces and larger ground floor areas. The benefit of a large tile is less grout lines and that makes spaces feel calmer and less cluttered. In addition, opting for a similar toned grout can help make your floor feel seamless. Large format tile sizes include 800 x 800, 1200 x 600, 900 x 900, 1m x 1m and 1200 x 1200mm. If you don’t want to go too large then 800 x 800 and 900 x 900 are good options as they are easy enough to handle from an installer perspective and yet still large enough to feel large format.

Bathroom projects: where you want to tile walls and floor and may not want to use the same tile everywhere, opting for a tile collection that houses tones that blend beautifully together is an easy way to keep your signature style simple yet stylish. Pick 2 colours from the tile collection that blend together and the combine across the room perhaps opting for one colour for the floor and 2 walls and then a feature wall or 2 in a different tone.

Use texture to add depth and interest to your space. Texture is a key part of interior design and the tiles you choose will play a part in this. Opting for a matt tile with a soft, tactile surface will bring a serene feel to spaces as these tiles gently diffuse light rather than reflecting it, which polished tiles will do. Neutral toned tiles in these softer finishes pair wonderfully well with natural fibres such as linen, just, wood or rattan creating a contemporary look and feel to spaces.

Beige tiles can range from the more vibrant notes of rusts and cortens to the subtler hues of putties and clays. Each of these colour groups will impact how your final space looks and feels.

Really warm toned terracottas, rusts and corten tile colours are great for creating a more Mediterranean vibe and pair well with more vibrant colours such as bright blues, deep greens and more.

Or you may prefer earthy notes such as putties, clays, stones and pebbles. These colours fall more into taupe tones with hints of grey and are sophisticated and grounding. They pair brilliantly with natural materials.

Or you may prefer the lighter, more neutral tones of off-whites and creams – a top pick for creating a minimalist, scandi feel – see Blend Matchstick below. 

And don’t forget woods. Wood effect porcelain tiles come in a whole array of hues with soft taupe, ash and honey all perfect for a warm toned neutral canvas.  

So you can skip right to it and click here to take you to all our beige tiles or for those lighter cream and off-whites click the link.