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Melbourne Tessellated Tile Pattern

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Melbourne tessellated tile pattern by Federation Tiles Factory
Terracotta octagon and cream dot floor with a geometric border beneath garden arches
Cream octagon and dark dot verandah floor with a geometric border beside red brickwork

Melbourne Tessellated Tile Pattern

Melbourne combines long angular frames with small diamond centres. The open areas give the pattern space, while the diamonds link the repeating shapes.

Federation Tiles Factory manufactures tessellated tiles in-house. We can customise the Melbourne pattern in a range of heritage-inspired colours.

Choose your tessellated tile borders and tile colours together to create a combination suited to your property.

The Melbourne pattern is a practical choice for verandahs, entrances, pathways and hallways.

We offer professional tessellated tile installation across Sydney and Newcastle, with tile supply available Australia-wide.

Browse our completed projects for inspiration or contact Federation Tiles Factory for help with colours, borders, quantities or a quote.

Tile supply for a Melbourne project

Melbourne is the name of this pattern. If your project is in Melbourne, explore our Australia-wide tile supply service for sample, measurement and delivery guidance. Send your delivery postcode, approximate dimensions and preferred design with your enquiry. For projects outside our Sydney and Newcastle installation areas, arrange installation with a local installer.

Will the Melbourne repeat fit my verandah?

Check the width available inside the borders. The large angular frames and small diamond centres need to be considered together when planning the cuts along both sides.

Send a measured sketch showing the doorway, posts and any changes in width. Ask to compare a complete repeat with the narrowest part of the floor before deciding on the border.

Choosing the accent colour

Compare the diamond colour with the larger framed areas. A small accent can stand out strongly, so view physical samples as a group beside your brickwork or adjoining stone.

Our pattern layout guide explains how field tiles, borders and corners fit together.

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Tessellated Tile Pattern