Promoting Freedom for Creative Architecture
Tiles make an excellent choice for hallways because they are hardwearing and easy to keep clean. Victorian-style floor tiles can help elongate narrow hallways, while companies such as Original Style offer new designs that resemble historic floors.
If you're feeling daring, use patterned hallway tiles to make an eye-catching statement. Or for something simpler and easier on the eyes, lighter colors like wood-effect floor tiles may create an elegant yet classic aesthetic that requires little upkeep.
No matter the style of your space, black hallway tiles add instantaneous style. Durable and perfect for most hall sizes, black tiles don't show dirt easily making them suitable for high traffic areas.
Marble floor tiles are a stylish choice that works beautifully in both modern and traditional interior design schemes. To make them more practical for hallway spaces, opt for realistic-looking marble-effect tiles which won't break when dropped; this will still look gorgeous while being much easier to keep clean.
Simple light grey tiles are another simple and cost-effective choice that will look good in any hallway and are easy to keep looking their best. Furthermore, they're versatile enough to work well as a continuing theme through into both kitchen and cloakroom spaces in an open plan design scheme. For something a bit more striking and eye-catching try opting for geometric patterned or patterned designs which add depth and dimension.
The octagon and dot tile pattern has been around since Victorian times and is making a comeback today. These unique shapes add visual interest and movement to a floor in ways not possible with straight angles or rectangular tiles, such as opening up tight bathrooms or making narrow kitchens feel larger, creating flow-like movements in straight hallways, or opening up tight bathrooms and closets.
Black and white patterns don't have to be boring either - these timeless designs can incorporate other colors for warmth. For instance, a classic checkerboard could feature dark grey or navy blue elements for an updated yet classic feel.
Patterned tiles can provide the perfect entryway flooring solution, helping conceal evidence of regular foot traffic. From Mediterranean or Moroccan-inspired patterns, these patterns can help add texture and cover scuffs and marks more effectively - especially important in small entryways where tiles make the space feel larger.
Mosaic tiles may not be the first thing that come to mind when thinking of tiled hallway ideas, but these miniature tiles can make an impactful statement. Not only are they non-porous and stain resistant - perfect for high traffic areas - they're also non-porous so won't compromise the integrity of your home's fabric over time.
Make an impressionful statement with traditional designs like this star pattern in your hallway; if it seems too bold for your space, consider using its hue in other decor accessories or wall art instead - for instance matching blue floor tiles to fabric of similar hue to create continuity and unity within your space.
Or consider installing marble-effect porcelain tiles which look similar to their marble counterparts for an elegant appearance in your hallway. Mosaics may also make an appealing option since they use upcycled materials such as recycled ceramic and glass tesserae (pieces of ceramic or glass) found from other projects or even recycled beach glass for its creation, making it more eco-friendly while reflecting light for an illuminating finish.
Tile may seem like an extravagant choice for your hallway floor, but it is simple and effective at staying clean. Porcelain tiles offer highly resistant surfaces against scratches, stains and discoloration while remaining hard-wearing enough for high traffic areas.
Unglazed porcelain tiles are less costly and can resemble the appearance of natural stone; they must, however, be regularly sealed to avoid cracking.
Natural coir flooring adds texture to a hall without making too much of a statement. Constructed using fibres derived from coconut husks soaked, spun, and woven into rustic-style matting, natural coir is another versatile flooring choice that adds rustic charm without overshadowing other designs in your hall.
Use patterned hallway tile ideas for walls to cover evidence of regular footfall and hide dust and dirt accumulation, such as this Calacatta Blue White Marble Stellar Diamond mosaic from Tile Club. Mediterranean-style patterns like those in its Calacatta Blue White Marble Stellar Diamond mosaic could add Grecian charm while geometric layouts like Melange Blue Porcelain Tile by Tile Club could bring modernity while maintaining traditional style.
