Choosing hallway floor tiles
A thoroughfare of the traffic of everyday life, receiver of post through the letter box and home to discarded footwear and coats - it’s easy to take the humble hallway for granted.
But large or small, modern or traditional, it's definitely worth taking time to choose the right flooring, so we've filtered out our favourite floor tiles to inspire you.
Here are some great reasons to overhaul your hallway:
- Make a lasting first impression on your guests by choosing the right hall tiles. When guests enter your home, the hallway is the first thing to greet them.
- With the rain comes mud, and with mud comes footprints and pawprints! Save yourself the effort of carpet cleaning by swapping to low-maintenance floor tiles.
- Floor tiles can be extremely hard-wearing – perfect for an area that has such a high footfall.
- Non-slip floor tiles will guarantee you both style and safety.
CUSTOMER HALLWAYS
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| Laura's Patterned Hallway | Helen's Grey Hallway | Claire's Victorian Hallway |
Choosing the right hallway tiles
The material things
Floor tiles can be made from a variety of materials, so here’s a quick overview of the benefits of each:
Slate
Bold and striking, slate tiles are very durable, but need to be sealed to prevent damage from moisture absorption.
Porcelain
A more cost-effective option than slate but not as porous, porcelain tiles are durable and available in a wide variety of colours, styles and textures.
Ceramic
Ceramic tiles allow you to really unleash your creativity as the extensive choice of colours and styles is seemingly endless.
Clay
Fired at a high temperature in a similar way to brick, clay makes a solid choice for a durable tile.
Our style tips
Lightly does it
If you have a smaller hallway, go with lighter shades for the floors and walls.
Never too busy
While floor tiles are easy to clean, a busier pattern will help to disguise any muddy foot (or paw) prints!
Go to great lengths
Shorter hallway? Choose longer tiles and run them vertically to create an illusion of more space.
CUSTOMER HALLWAYS
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| Laura's Patterened Hall | Helen's Grey Hallway | Claire's Victorian Hall |
Our haul of the best hallway tiles
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Add a pop of pattern to make an entrance! These Victorian Dover patterned floor tiles are a cheerful greeting for guests to any hallway. Material: Porcelain Style: Shabby Chic/Victorian
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Marble effect can create a majestic feel to any hallway. Go for a deep veined pattern like these Kairos marble effect tiles or a more subtle design. Material: Porcelain Style: Modern and chic
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Timeless classic Craft a classic corridor with these Victorian blue floor tiles to create a beautiful entrance with a more traditional look. Material: Porcelain Style: Traditional
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Patchwork perfection One of our best sellers, these authentic-looking vintage Nikea patchwork tiles are the perfect decorative floor tile. With over 28 beautiful designs available, you’ll create a truly unique hallway. for creating a shabby chic or industrial look. Material: Ceramic Style: Rustic/Shabby chic
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Quaint quarry Whether you want to evoke the cosy welcome of a trattoria on the Italian Riviera or just want a vibrant splash of colour, these Italian red quarry tiles are a versatile and classic tile choice. Material: Clay Style: Rustic/Traditional |
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Wow with wood effect These Roof wood effect floor tiles are perfect for creating a shabby chic or industrial look. Made from hard-wearing porcelain, they provide the winning combination of stability and style.
Material: Porcelain
Style: Rustic/Shabby chic
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Simply slate This beautiful slate-effect flooring will give a stylish effect in black, white or both. Stick with a traditional design or mix it up in a pattern. Material: Porcelain Style: Modern or traditional |
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Wonderful white Keeping bang up to date with the latest trends, the textured decor white Adine floor tile combines shabby chic, style and simplicity all in one go. Material: Ceramic Style: Versatile |
Browse our range of hall tiles here to find the perfect tiles for your hallway or contact us for any advice or assistance.