Classical Geometric Patterns
Victorian tiled floors in geometric patterns have retained their popularity since they first appeared in the late 19th century. These tiled floors are not only beautiful but also a practical and timeless choice with long-lasting durability. The tiles are made of granite ceramic, which is the most durable ceramic material available for surface covering. They are not only resistant to dirt and stains but also withstand frost and can be installed outdoors. That's why well-maintained tiled floors from the turn of the century can still be seen today.
We have curated the most common patterns from the turn of the century that most customers prefer, but the possibilities are endless as we offer the entire Winckelmans range.
Below is a floor at @lovisaslind's home, who has just renovated her bathroom with pearl gray and white tiles in an exciting combination of a checkerboard pattern with a straight tile border.
The Timeless Checkerboard
The checkered pattern is our best-selling classic! Here, our customer @annamweinreich has chosen a beautiful blue shade paired with a matching tile border.
Time-Honored Octagon Pattern
Another customer favorite is the classic octagon pattern. Here, black and white octagons are showcased in a lovely project by @essingefjardens and a beautiful green shade at home with @emeliesvackra.
Choose Your Color Combination
Our Winckelmans tiles are available in 31 different colors and 33 different shapes, allowing you to find the combination that suits your project perfectly.
Enhance with a Tile Border
By opting for a tile border, you can add an extra beautiful detail to your floor. We have assembled the most common combinations, but here too, you can make it as unique as you desire based on the shapes and colors we offer.
Below, a lovely green combination is showcased at @villa_sorbacka's home, and beautiful detailed red borders at @karlsson.under.taket's residence.
Beautiful Protection for Exposed Surfaces
Our tiles are not only suitable for larger areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, and entry halls. They are also perfect for laying in smaller areas for extra protection and as a beautiful detail, as seen here in front of a wood-burning stove at @morbyvillan's home.
