Victorian style tiles are a very interesting topic. Why interesting? Because despite the fact that the style originates from a bygone era, it is still present in many contemporary interiors. Tiles that are direct copies of 19th century British tiles, or contemporary versions, are incredibly popular.The reign of Queen Victoria, is known as the golden period for the British Empire, which then became a world power and colonial power. With the industrial revolution came the development of housing and a way of furnishing that combined elements from different styles, eras and parts of the world was taking shape. The Victorian style is therefore not homogeneous; the design of a typical interior was a mixture of Gothic, Renaissance, Neoclassical and also Oriental elements. What distinguishes a Victorian interior is the decorative nature of the design elements. Tiles from the Victorian era are extremely durable which is why we can still find them in old houses, tenements, staircases and factories. Check out our wide selection of hand-decorated Victorian tiles in various sizes, colours and patterns. Smaller tiles are ideal to use individually to add variety and contrast to patterned tile designs. Choose from single tiles, borders and corners in a variety of colours and styles. You can use classic, hand-decorated tiles to create a timeless look that matches the décor or age of your home. If you have a modern or newly built home, consider using monochrome or greyscale tiles.Many Victorian floor tiles were laid in geometric patterns, and in many places the striking black and white paths leading to the front door are still used today. Victorian tiles are models that have enjoyed enduring popularity with customers for many years. They are particularly popular with lovers of British style and interior design. These tiles allow you to create incredibly colourful and individual interiors. So if you want to make your kitchen, bathroom or any other room stand out, then Victorian patterned tiles may be the best choice.