Traditional tiles, updated
Why settle for boring, plain splashbacks when you can tile your walls in Nancy Blue? Inspired by artisan ceramics from days gone by, these tiles are crafted and fired by one of Italy’s finest tile manufacturers - something that’s immediately apparent when you see a tile up close.

They’re a far cry from the mass-produced tiles you see everywhere - they’ve got soul, depth and a textural richness that sets them apart. So if you crave a splashback that tells a story, a space that feels as unique as you are, then look no further. These tiles will have you captivated.

Celebrate Handcrafted Charm
Our Nancy tiles aren’t about sterile perfection. Instead, they revel in the beauty of handmade design. Luscious glaze is densely poured across the surface creating a slightly uneven, undulating effect. Here and there, a chipped edge or pinhole glazing adds to the tile’s timeless character, giving your new walls the feeling that they’ve been laid and cherished for a pretty long time.

Sumptuous Blue
Whether it’s tile or paint, dark blue is one of those shades that never really goes out of fashion and it’s easy to see why. After all, few other colours are as confident and charismatic - the strong tone will always catch the eye and set the tone for a striking interior.

The rich hue of these tiles is reminiscent of traditional Victorian tiles, with puddles of glaze adding extra depth and inky black hues. However, they’ll also sit wonderfully well in more contemporary homes, where the subtle gloss finish will bring your space to life.

The Finishing Touch
Laid on its own, Nancy Blue will always look incredible - even over larger bathroom walls. However, a little company can sometimes work wonders. There’s a matching decorative tile, if you’d like to add a splash of beautiful texture. Alternatively, why not finish your other walls in Nancy White for a contrasting yet cohesive finish?

And if you want the same look on your floors, you’re in luck. As these tiles are made from thick, quality porcelain, they can be safely laid in dry areas. We recommend only laying them in areas where you’re unlikely to be wearing shoes.

Price shown is per m²