V&A Cream Egg & Dart Border 6.3cm x 15.2cm

Created by the BCT British Ceramic Tiles these V&A Basics Cream Egg and Dart Border 152mm x 63mm is part of a stunning range that has been inspired by some of the finest work from the Victorian Era. These V&A Basics Cream Egg and Dart Border Tiles are based on classical motifs as popularised in the late 19th century and 20th Century. Wiliam Morris and William De Morgan are the main influencers for these beautiful tiles as they were two of the best designers from that era. Allow these tiles to create a fabulous design in your bedroom, bathroom, kitchen or living room. These V&A Basics Cream Egg and Dart Border  tiles are suitable for indoor wall application. Use these tiles to create your own personalised look throughout your home as you are able to mix and match between other tiles in the range or the tiles work equally as beautifully on their own. 

V&A Cream Serpentine Border 2.5cm X 15.2cm

These stunning V&A Basics Cream Serpentine Border Tiles are part of a collection that is inspired by some of the finest designers of the 19th and 20th Centuries such as Wiliam Morris and William De Morgan. With these designer’s inspiration, they were able to create the most stunning pieces of art with these beautifully detailed classic V&A Basics Cream Serpentine Border Tiles that are perfectly suitable for many rooms across your home such as bathrooms, bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens. These Black Serpentine Border Tiles look fabulous on their own or combined with some of the other tiles from the beautiful range so that you are able to get creative and have your own personalised theme throughout your home. These V&A Basics Cream Serpentine Border Tiles are very easy to fit and are very low maintenance. These stunning tiles were made by BCT British Ceramic Tiles and have been made suitable for indoor wall applications.

V&A White Egg & Dart Border 6.3cm x 15.2cm

This Tile Collection can be traced back to ancient Greece and Rome, for it was art and architecture from this era that was the basis for many of the Renaissance, Regency and Victorian imagery which forms much of this exclusive collection