Herringbone Tiles

Are You Looking for Premium Quality Herringbone Tiles in Melbourne?

When it comes to what sort of floor or walls you prefer it is easy to overlook the wide range of choice on offer and thereby ignore detail that enhances the space keeping it fresh and rejuvenated for years. At Yeomans BC, we provide first-rate bathware, stone and tiles in Melbourne that enhance the character of your home and enhance the overall aesthetic.

We have helped Australians update and beautify their pools, kitchens, bathrooms and washrooms. If you are thinking of carrying out a similar project, we have the skill and experience you are looking for.

Herringbone Tiles - A Versatile and Stylish Tile That Looks Great in Any Home

As a tile pattern, herringbone has been used to freshen up standard wooden flooring for decades, but more and more it is gaining popularity in kitchens and bathrooms alike.

As it is composed of zig-zag patterns with rectangular rather than angled tiles it produces a staggered or broken effect - a look that many homeowners appreciate for its eye-catching angular quality.

Varying the herringbone tile colours can result in innumerable designs allowing you to personalise your wall or floor with angular patterns of your own. Herringbone is equally popular for its traditionally vintage look employing a single tile colour throughout. Whether you are looking for an interesting floor or wall design that pops or a classic subdued look, herringbone tiles are an excellent choice.

We Guarantee Absolute Confidence in Your Herringbone Tile Purchase

At Yeomans Bagno & Ceramiche, we go to great lengths to ensure that you are one-hundred percent happy with your herringbone tiles and stoneware. We are more than happy to exhaust as many different design ideas, style choices and tile types to get to the ideal solution for you.

Our design team have decades of experience working with domestic and professional customers and are more than capable of homing in on the right look for the right individual based on their preferences. We operate a hassle-free returns policy if you are not entirely certain of your purchase and decide not to install.

Above all else, we understand the commitment you make when you install tiles, and we want to help you to make the right commitment.

Herringbone tiles are becoming an increasingly popular trend for both floors and walls, and with their striking pattern, it's easy to see why.

Herringbone gets its name from the way in which the pattern resembles the skeleton of a fish. This traditional pattern can be traced right back to both Ancient Rome and Ancient Egypt, but the herringbone pattern became popular across modern Europe when it was used by the French King, Francois the First, who commissioned this design from Italian craftsmen for his Fontainebleau Castle in Paris. The herringbone is now seen as a classic European pattern that is always cut as a perfect rectangle and then assembled on a right angle to create the characteristic V shape.

We're Melbourne's Leading Provider of Herringbone Tiles

While the herringbone pattern can be used for anything from parquet floors to cloth, it's become a very stylish design feature for ceramic tiling for both floors and walls, and can create a very striking effect, especially when more than one colour of tile or grout is used. If you'd like to see some of the designs and features that can be created with herringbone tiles, Melbourne based tiling experts, Yeomans Bagno & Ceramiche have plenty on display.

The herringbone pattern is extremely popular with people who are trying to create a vintage feel in their home, and it works perfectly for creating stylish splashbacks in the kitchen, or for creating feature tiling in bathrooms, wetrooms and shower rooms. This design is also a great choice if you want to add a feature strip or a feature wall, or for creating a really attention grabbing fireplace or fire surround.

While putting up wall tiles in a herringbone pattern may sound as though it's complicated, after all, there are all those right angles to contend with, in practicality it's not that much different to laying them in any other pattern. However, you will have to decide whether you want the pattern to run across the wall or vertically from the floor upwards.

Plus, in order for the pattern to be symmetrical, you'll need to start tiling at the centre of your area. Using a different coloured grout can also help to accentuate the already distinctive pattern, although for a traditional look it's best to stick to a grout that matches the colour of the tile.

Of course, if all this sounds like hard work, you could always opt for a herringbone mosaic sheet, which are really easy to lay. These give you the effect of the herringbone pattern without having to go to the effort of laying each individual tile. They'll also save you time and money, so are a really convenient and cost effective way to get a herringbone tiled effect for your home.

If you'd like to see our selection of Melbourne herringbone tiles, simply drop into our tile showroom in Eltham, where you'll find not just herringbone tiles, but all kinds of tiles such as the best Bathroom Tiles Melbourne has to offer as well as a huge collection of Outdoor Tiles Melbourne .

Make the Right Herringbone Tiling Decision with Yeomans Bagno & Ceramiche

If you are considering herringbone tiles for your Melbourne home, then be sure not to make your final decision before you have seen what we can offer.

We can provide you with a free in-home consultation to go over bathroom tiles and stone options. Or why not stop by our showroom where we can take you through some of our sample pieces that demonstrate our range of tiles?

Either way, we look forward to hearing from you and helping you make the most of your tiling project.
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