Truly Timeless Tiles
12th May 2025
If you are in search of a truly timeless looking floor with a sense of grandeur, our Vitelli Classic Octagon Porcelain tiles offer a wonderful option. These warm ivory octagon tiles are accompanied by contrasting charcoal square inserts, known cabochons, to create a classic floor covering.
Popular in the Victorian and Edwardian periods, these elegant tiles offered an impressive flooring choice and were therefore particularly favoured for the entrance spaces of grand properties. It is easy to see why their timeless look continues to be a popular choice in our homes today, bringing a feel of luxury to our kitchens, bathrooms and hallways. Naturally suiting period properties, with owners looking to retain their home’s classic look, they also lend themselves to a more contemporary setting due to their subtle geometric design.
Traditionally made from natural limestone, our Vitelli Classic Octagon tiles offer a practical porcelain alternative. Porcelain tiles are both hard-wearing and require minimal upkeep, suiting the busy nature of everyday life perfectly. Our Vitelli Classic Octagon Porcelain is created using a combination of our Vitelli Ivory Porcelain and Vitelli Charcoal Porcelain inserts to successfully replicate the look of a traditional stone floor. Features such as softly tumbled edges, a chalky appearance, and textured surface all help to create the feel of a reclaimed floor. Occasional white veining can also be found in the mottled charcoal tiles, further replicating details found in natural stone.
Our Vitelli Classic Octagon Porcelain tiles are available in a 400 x 400 size with 60mm square inserts and are priced at £90 m². As our Vitelli Classic Octagon Porcelain is produced to order, there is a lead time of approximately 3-4 weeks to allow for the production of these beautiful tiles. If you would like to learn more about this timeless flooring option, don’t forget you can visit our website, order free samples or contact our knowledgeable team, who are always happy to help with any queries you may have.
