Martin Mosaic ltd London, High Quality Tiling Service
Our team has over 20 years of experience in installing Victorian tiles and our service is to the highest standard installing Victorian floor tiles, mosaic tiles and stone marble.
We have over 1000 different Victorian floor tile designs to choose from. We produce computer-generated floor plans to help you visualize your project.
We help you create beautiful hallways, pathways, entrances, kitchens, bathrooms and more.
Our tiles are frost-resistant, heat-resistant and very durable. The tiles are suitable for interior and exterior use in both dry and wet environments.
In Addition our tiles are through-body, which means tiles have an identical colour throughout their thickness and a service life of several centuries thanks to the lasting shades and patterns.
We Will:
1. Timely Delivery
2. Dust Control
Deliver the tiles at a time that is convenient to you.
Cover vents to contain dust and debris during installation.
3. Old Floor
Cleanup
4. Perfect Tile
Lay out
5. Spotless Finish
6. Final Inspection
Clean the installation area and remove project waste.
Walk through the final inspection with you.
7. Warranty
Provide maintenance and warranty information.
Lay out the tiles for your inspection. Once you are happy, glue and grouting is applied.
Remove your old flooring and prepare the surface for installation.
Why Our Service is Superior
If you have questions about how to Tile your unique space, send us an enquiry and we will give you effective and efficient guidelines and personal walkthrough on how to get the perfect tiles laid for you.
Attention to Detail
Geometric floor tiles are a distinct part of UK heritage.
Originally they were used to decorate medieval churches, monasteries and aristocratic mansions. Victorian tiles rose in popularity in 1830 early in the reign of young Queen Victoria. Soon after, geometric tiles became a symbol of the new romantic movement.
With time Victorian floor tiles began to be used by the broader population. Simple tile designs were used in hallways, front gardens, bathrooms, kitchens, entrances as well as residences.
Today's nostalgia for Victorian aesthetics lead to recreations of the original floor designs using modern technology and traditional methods of clay colouring.
