The vast formal gardens of France were epitomised by the spectacle of Versailles, with its acres of symmetrical borders and fountains providing an abundance of inspiration for English garden designers. Similar styles started appearing in England in the Stuart era known as Baroque gardens, with ornaments matching the resident's architecture and large open plan geometric borders flanking broad avenues. The Baroque tile range harks back to this era with its bold colour, geometric diamonds cleverly encased in borders and symmetrical flower buds.

Hand-finished in Stoke-On-Trent, these historical patterns have been produced in the UK for over 150 years and feature timeless designs. For a contemporary aesthetic tile en masse as a feature wall and pair with an eclectic mix of furniture like a 1920s Ercol sofa.

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Ceramic tiles will generally not require sealing (unless stated by the manufacturer). It is essential that the correct products are used for both the initial clean after fitting and to maintain them throughout their life.

PREPARE: For an initial clean, use diluted residue remover for honed and polished stone. Allow the residue remover to sit on the tile at least 10 minutes to allow the grout residue to be broken down. The use of an emulsifying pad will aid with removal of grout residue. Sometimes, particularly on a textured surface, after using residue removers there is still some residue which may be due to the polymer within the grout. This needs to be softened with an alkaline detergent. Use Tile and Stone Stain Remover in the same way as the residue remover.

CLEAN: To prevent the build up of deposits it is important that the correct cleaner is used, to maintain the tiles we suggest Tile & Stone Cleaner diluted.

Acidic or highly Alkaline cleaners are not recommended for maintenance of this tile as they will damage the life of the sealer .