Showroom tiles

Tiles

Porcelain, ceramic and stone from nine suppliers. Compare formats in the showroom, then we supply and arrange tiling.

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Large formatFewer joints, a calmer floor or wall plane. Needs a flat substrate and careful handling.
Metro & brickFamiliar wall layouts for kitchens and bathrooms. Easy to cut around sockets and edges.
MosaicCurves, niches and feature strips. Useful where a large tile would not bend or cut cleanly.
PatternedEncaustic-look and decorative tiles for hearths, hallways and feature zones.

Surface

Porcelain, ceramic, stone and pattern

Each route has different care, slip and wet-area behaviour. Named ranges in store sit under each type.

Hard-wearing

Porcelain

Dense, low-porosity tiles for floors, wet rooms and busy family spaces. Many look like stone or concrete without the same sealing needs.

In storeMinoli, Atlas, Tile Flair, Walls and Floors

Glazed

Ceramic

Glazed wall tiles and lighter-duty floors. Colour and glaze shift with the light, which suits kitchens and bathrooms.

In storeCity Ceramics, Waxmans, Silver Lion, ESL

Natural

Stone

Marble, limestone and related stones. We advise on sealing, slip, and how the surface will wear in the room.

In storeCa Pietra and selected stone ranges in store

Decorative

Pattern & mosaic

Patterned tiles and mosaics for hearths, splashbacks, shower niches and borders that need a smaller module.

In storeCa Pietra, Minoli and mosaic collections in store

Where it goes

Match the tile to the room

Bathrooms & wet rooms

Slip ratings, falls to drains and waterproof build-ups matter as much as the look. Porcelain and sealed stone are usual starting points.

Kitchens & splashbacks

Heat, grease and cleaning products decide the glaze. Metro, large-format porcelain and mosaic accents are common choices.

Floors & hallways

Traffic, grit and adjoining carpets or wood drive the format. Large porcelain and stone need a flat, stable substrate.

Comfort

Underfloor heating under tiles

Electric mats and water systems both work under the right tile. We specify the heating with the floor finish so adhesive, depth and expansion joints are planned together.

Underfloor heating mat for use under tiles

Ranges in store

Suppliers we stock

All nine are available to view in the showroom. Ask for formats that suit your room and substrate.

Porcelain & ceramic

Atlas

Porcelain and ceramic ranges for floors, walls and wet rooms.

Stone & design

Ca Pietra

Natural stone and design-led tile collections for floors and walls.

Ceramic

City Ceramics

Ceramic tile ranges for kitchens, bathrooms and splashbacks.

Tile

ESL

Tile collections available to view and order through the showroom.

Porcelain

Minoli

Porcelain tiles in a wide choice of formats, colours and finishes.

Tile

Silver Lion

Tile ranges for residential projects across walls and floors.

Porcelain & ceramic

Tile Flair

Practical porcelain and ceramic options for busy family rooms.

Tile

Walls and Floors

Wall and floor tiles across contemporary plains and textures.

Tile

Waxmans

Tile collections for kitchens, bathrooms and circulation spaces.

From sample to tiled room

How a tiling project runs

Most customers start with samples, then move to measure, order and fitting. Supply-only is available if you already have a tiler.

Compare samples in store
Check colour, glaze and format under showroom light, then against any paint or flooring you already have.
Confirm layout and cuts
We talk through joint lines, niche details and how tiles meet baths, worktops and doorways.
Measure and specify
Quantities, adhesive, grout and any underfloor heating are specified with the chosen tile.
Supply and tiling
Tiles are ordered, then fitted by our team or supplied if you already have a tiler.

Also in the showroom

Many homes mix tiled wet rooms with wood, LVT or carpet elsewhere. Those ranges sit in their own departments.

Practical information

Tile questions

Do you fit tiles as well as supply them?

Yes. We can supply only, or supply and tile. Wet rooms, large-format floors and stone usually benefit from being planned with the fitting team from the start.

What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic?

Porcelain is denser and less porous, so it suits floors and wet areas more often. Ceramic is common on walls and in lighter-duty spaces. We will point you to the right body for the room.

Can tiles go over underfloor heating?

Yes, when the system and tile are specified together. Porcelain and many stones work well. Expansion joints and adhesive choice are part of the plan.

Do natural stone tiles need sealing?

Most do. We advise on sealers and aftercare for the specific stone, and how often resealing is realistic in a bathroom or hallway.

How do I choose a tile size?

Room size, substrate flatness and the number of cuts around fittings all matter. Large formats look calm but need a true surface. Smaller tiles and mosaics suit curves and niches.

How long does a tile order take?

Lead times vary by manufacturer and finish. Once the range is confirmed we give you a delivery window before tiling is booked.

Next step

Compare tiles in the showroom

No appointment is needed to browse samples. Call ahead if you want time for a wet room, large-format floor or stone sealing advice.

Address150 Wellworthy Road, Ampress Park, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 8JY
Opening hoursMon–Fri 9:00–17:00 · Sat 9:00–16:00 · Sun closed
Phone01590 670370

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Ask about tiles

Include room type, approximate area and any preferred suppliers. We will reply with the next step.

Compare tiles in the showroom

No appointment is needed to browse samples. Call ahead if you want time for a wet room, large-format floor or stone sealing advice.

Address150 Wellworthy Road, Ampress Park, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 8JY

Opening hoursMon–Fri 9:00–17:00 · Sat 9:00–16:00 · Sun closed

Phone01590 670370