Green Floor Tiles

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Green Floor Tiles Buying Guide Green floor tiles bring a calm, natural feel to bathrooms, ensuites, laundries and entries, from soft sage and mint to deep Ming Green marble. This collection covers green porcelain pattern tiles, fish scales, marble-look squares, period octagon and dot tiles, penny rounds and honed marble mosaics. Ranges include Tamarama, St Kilda, Meander, Matrix, Briq, Mooloolaba and Cottesloe. Which shade of green works on a floor? Soft greens like sage and mint set a gentle tone without taking over, which suits small bathrooms and ensuites. Deeper greens, like Cottesloe Ming Green marble or the deep green in Matrix, make the floor the main feature. Green sits well with white, cream, grey and natural timber, and darker greens make brass and gold fittings stand out. Which green floor tile should I choose? Tamarama Soft Sage is a flat, even sage in a 300 x 300mm encaustic-style tile. Meander Green is a 200 x 200mm fish scale, and Matrix Green a 200 x 200mm marble look in plain and tessellated designs. St Kilda pairs a white or cream octagon with a green dot for a period floor. Briq Sage is an unglazed 48 x 48mm mosaic, and Cottesloe Ming Green is real marble in a 23mm penny round or 35 x 150mm herringbone. Are green floor tiles suitable for a bathroom? Yes, if you match the rating to the room. Tamarama Soft Sage is P3 and recommended for wet areas such as bathrooms, kitchens and laundries. Meander and Matrix are P3 but described as suited to dry floor areas, so keep them outside the shower. Briq Sage is designed for bathroom floors and shower recesses but has no printed slip rating, so confirm it before laying it in a shower. Which green tiles can handle heavy foot traffic? Choose a tile with a wear rating of 4 for hallways, kitchens and laundries. Tamarama, Meander, Matrix and Cottesloe are all rated 4, and the Cottesloe herringbone suits entrances, laundries and patios. St Kilda is rated 2, so it suits low-traffic bedrooms and bathrooms. Briq is ra