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Windsor 150mm border

Feature tiles in a framed entrance floor

This entrance uses a warm terracotta and cream palette, repeated decorative feature squares and a dark border. The rectangular layout is framed against brick walls, with the border helping define the edges of the landing.

Making a small entrance feel complete

On a landing, the number of complete pattern repeats and the position of the border are especially visible. Measure the doorway, wall returns and outer edge, then consider the feature-tile spacing as part of the full layout.

View the Bristol pattern and compare our encaustic tiles and borders.

We install across Sydney and Newcastle and supply Australia-wide. Request an entrance-floor quote.

Compare an entrance with and without a step

Our Nottingham entrance and step project offers another example of connecting a patterned landing to the approach. Compare the Bristol floor’s feature squares and Windsor border with the Nottingham combination.

For your own entrance, show us where the landing meets the doorway and any adjoining steps.

Request a similar Bristol entrance

Refer to this Bristol and Windsor 150mm project in your entrance-floor enquiry.

Include your suburb and whether you need supply only or installation.

You can leave undecided design selections as “Not sure” and email photographs to joseph@federationtiles.com.