London Mosaic

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We specialise in Victorian floor tiles supplied in a sheeted format, a revolutionary and easy to install system. Our geometric schemes encompass the Victorian, Georgian and Edwardian periods, including a range of contemporary designs. With a comprehensive catalogue and a design consultancy service we are experts at providing tiled designs for domestic and commercial properties. Our unique tile she

eting service provides an easy solution to ensure complex designs are installed accurately and efficiently.

When the room is this confident, the floor has to hold its ground.This WC is part of the Thrift House project by Owl Int...
03/06/2026

When the room is this confident, the floor has to hold its ground.

This WC is part of the Thrift House project by Owl Interior Design, an Edwardian home extension where every detail was considered. Bold botanical wallpaper, deep raspberry panelling and a period Crapper's cistern fill the space with personality. The tile floor design ties the scheme together without competing with it.

The chequerboard is our Classic 70 mm, with a 50 mm diamond border and three-line detail in Dark Blue, a design chosen to complement the interior.

Design: LM-683, Classic 70 mm with 50 mm diamond border and three lines
Colours: Dark Blue, Coffee, Brown, Super White
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Discover more geometric tile designs. Visit the link in our bio.

27/03/2026

There’s a precision behind our sheeted geometric floor tiles.

From the first diagram to a completed order leaving our workshop, each project is carefully prepared by hand.
Tiles are selected, checked, arranged, and assembled into sheeted sections, enabling a quicker, more accurate installation on site.

It’s a highly considered, hands-on process designed to bring clarity, accuracy and confidence at every stage.

Discover how we differ from a typical tile supplier — link in bio.

A confident palette sets the tone in this Edwardian cloakroom by Owl Interior Design.Part of a carefully executed Edward...
13/03/2026

A confident palette sets the tone in this Edwardian cloakroom by Owl Interior Design.

Part of a carefully executed Edwardian home extension, the space pairs contemporary joinery with the original house’s character. In the cloakroom and WC, the colours in our tile design were chosen to harmonise with the interior scheme.

The chequerboard format is our Classic 70 mm, framed by a 50 mm diamond border with three-line detail featuring blue triangles.

The coffee and white tones provide a calm, neutral base that sits comfortably within the room’s richer colours.

Even compact spaces can hold bold, well-balanced design.

Design: LM-683, Classic 70 mm with 50 mm diamond border and three lines
Colours: Dark Blue, Coffee, Brown, Super White
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Discover more geometric tile designs. Visit the link in our bio.

A fire hearth reimagined, seamlessly integrated with its surroundings.Our blue-and-white Classic 50 was chosen to define...
10/03/2026

A fire hearth reimagined, seamlessly integrated with its surroundings.

Our blue-and-white Classic 50 was chosen to define this elegant timber surround.
Set level with the floorboards and framed by a single blue line, the pattern feels anchored and assured, as though it has always belonged.

We think the detail that accentuates the timber surround introduces a lovely contemporary touch.

In our studio, each tile is assembled by hand with carefully controlled spacing. Minimal grout lines give the surface and pattern a crisp artisanal character, a hallmark of heritage tiling.

To explore bespoke geometric tile designs or find inspiration for your own project, visit our website—link in bio.

Tile design: Classic 50 square (LM-677)
Colours: Blue, White
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06/03/2026

When spring and summer arrive, gardens begin to flourish once again.

Victorian tiled pathways provide an enduring base of colour and pattern within a changing scheme, their crisp geometry offering both harmony and contrast against rich foliage and flowering borders of a front garden.

As planting grows fuller, soft forms and shifting colours play against the precision of the tiles.

It is this dialogue between living planting and enduring pattern that makes these tiled pathways so compelling.

Explore more geometric tile designs and inspiration on our website — link in bio.

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A fire hearth reimagined, quietly at ease with its surroundings, by . Theirs interiors bring together vintage finds, bes...
13/02/2026

A fire hearth reimagined, quietly at ease with its surroundings, by .
Theirs interiors bring together vintage finds, bespoke pieces and a thoughtful sense of balance.

Our blue and white chequerboard in a Classic 50 mm format was chosen to define to define its elegant timber surround. Set level with the floorboards and framed by a single blue line, the pattern feels anchored and assured, as though it has always belonged. We think the choice to subtly accentuate the inner timber surround introduces a contemporary edge that lifts the composition without disturbing its calm.

In our studio, each tile is assembled by hand with carefully controlled, fine spacing. Those slender joints give the surface a crisp, artisanal character, a subtle but telling hallmark of heritage tiling that brings quiet authenticity to the feature.

For bespoke geometric tile designs and inspiration, visit our website — link in bio.

Tile design: Classic 50 Square (LM-677)
Colours: Blue, White
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This is our Cornwall design, but with a twist. By introducing small randomised pops of colour within a traditional geome...
05/02/2026

This is our Cornwall design, but with a twist.
By introducing small randomised pops of colour within a traditional geometric framework, a pattern can be lifted, adding elements of surprise and energy.

It’s a reminder that these floors are built tile by tile. Multiple components, carefully selected, each one able to be adjusted, substituted or accented. By changing a colour or introducing a contrast, the entire character of a design can shift without losing its integrity.

This is where our design studio’s work begins. We help translate ideas into considered variations, grounded in traditional principles. Through scaled drawings and clear visualisations, changes can be explored with confidence, refining a pattern until it feels personal, resolved and at ease within its setting.

To explore new possibilities, start by visiting our website - londonmosaic.com

Tile design: Cornwall LM-652
Tile colours: Black, white, red, blue, green, pistachio, yellow & pink

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Some floors don’t try to impress; they simply belong.This Georgian-inspired scheme was created for , part of a thoughtfu...
30/01/2026

Some floors don’t try to impress; they simply belong.

This Georgian-inspired scheme was created for , part of a thoughtful conversion transforming a 1930’s electricity substation into a refined Georgian-style lodge. Guided by a genuine love of antiques and classical interiors, the design focuses on proportion, restraint and calm. Our Norland tile pattern does the quiet work of organising the space, supporting the iron stair, joinery, and collected elements, so the interior feels settled, considered, and timeless.

A well-considered period-style tile floor becomes a permanent reference point within a home. It anchors architecture, adapts as spaces evolve, and continues to make sense long after tastes shift. These designs possess a subtle strength, never inflexible, always quietly authoritative. They ground today’s ambitions and will remain compelling as the years unfold.

If you’re planning a project and want to explore how a considered tile design can shape it, get in touch with our creative team. We’d love to help you explore the possibilities.

Tile design: Norland 70 (LM-200)
Tile colours: Pale green, Black & White












The bar area of the AtSloane hotel is an interior composed with confidence. Moulded timber panelling, a coffered ceiling...
22/01/2026

The bar area of the AtSloane hotel is an interior composed with confidence.
Moulded timber panelling, a coffered ceiling, and layered lighting are brought into order by a disciplined geometric floor.

Designed by François-Joseph Graf, the space draws on the language of Victorian mansions while maintaining a calm, contemporary composure. We helped bring this vision to life, creating over 500 square metres of bespoke geometric tilework throughout the hotel, working closely with the design team at every stage.

The geometric floor establishes structure within the space. Its measured pattern controls scale and alignment, giving clarity to the richly layered interior.
Installed by the skilled team at Mega Marble, the floor bears all the hallmarks of an original scheme that is confident, precise, and quietly luxurious.

We value working side by side with architects and designers, translating architectural language into floors that perform beautifully and endure, even in demanding commercial environments.

To speak with one of our team, check our bio for more details.

Main floor design: Norfolk 70 (LM-596)
Colours used: Black, Super White, Red & Coffee
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Tile Installation: Mega Marble


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