Victorian interior design is known for abundant patterns, multiple blends of hues and contrasts, ornamentations, and jewel tones. Mimicking beautiful florals and geometric intricacies - the Victorian style is back in trend and quite likely will stay for many years to come. More and more homeowners are looking to decorate their homes in the majestic Victorian style dating back to centuries ago! However, do you know one of the major characteristics of this esteemed design style? Well, patterns, contrasts, and textures! And one of the best ways to achieve the look is by installing floor tiles.
At Mineral Tiles, we offer a variety of Victorian-inspired floor and wall tiles to take inspiration from. Don’t believe it? Have a look at these 6 Victorian-inspired tiles!
Patterned Porcelain Tile
This glamorous Victorian-style tile is all set to create a majestic appeal in your hallway. Showcasing the neutral hues of cream, beige, and brown - these tiles will definitely ooze luxury and richness. Even though it mimics the natural tones of wood, this floor tile is all set to blend with one and all interior and architectural elements. Moreover, this patterned tile pairs beautifully with tones of satin brass and shades of rust, mustard, brown, greige, and black.
Ethnic Black and White Tile
Traditional Victorian hallways were created using encaustic tiles. In general, these tiles were composed of different colored clays to exhibit a vibrant and multicolored look. This is a classic example of an Encaustic tile that showcases a beautiful array of patterns and shapes. Hence, your Victorian hallway is bound to give a “wow” factor with these repetitive ethnic black and white tiles onboard.
Cement Porcelain Tile
These are Italian-made porcelain tiles showcasing a blend of hues, patterns, and textures. The repetitive pattern can account for a sense of hierarchy and balance in the room - hence, further adding a sense of visual interest. This high-quality rectified porcelain tile can be used in hallway walls as well as bathroom walls, kitchen backsplash, and featured walls. These Victorian-style tiles are timeless and will never feel outdated!
Coal Patterned Tile
For a slightly modern look, this patterned Victorian tile is all set to make a bold and dominating statement. The juxtaposition of black and white can also account for modern, contemporary, neoclassical, and transitional interior design styles. Moreover, these are high-quality Spanish tiles that can also withstand extreme weather conditions. A blend of black and white tiles is a popular option and can feel more classic and grandeur.
Herb Porcelain Tile
Organic, earthy, and traditional - this Victorian-style floor tile can make an outstanding statement on the flooring. The repetitive patterns and shapes can definitely make a beautiful statement and date back to years and years ago. You can further choose to pair these tiles with classic wooden furniture or accents and shades of brown, taupe, and olive green on the furniture.
So, which Victorian hallway tile idea intrigued you the most? Well, I would love to know your thoughts in the comments below!
