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Norwood 120mm border

A geometric path with blue feature tiles

This path combines grey and white geometric tiles with blue accents and small decorative feature tiles. A patterned border frames the field along the garden beds and continues towards the gate.

Coordinating patterns and feature tiles

When a floor combines several decorative elements, compare the field, border and feature tiles together. The spacing of the features and the way the repeat meets the ends of the path are useful details to resolve before ordering.

Browse our tessellated patterns, encaustic feature tiles and borders for ideas.

Federation Tiles Factory offers Sydney and Newcastle installation and Australia-wide supply. Ask us to help plan your layout with photos and approximate measurements.

Planning the pattern, border and feature tiles

Use this photograph to compare three decisions together: the continuous geometric field, the Norwood border and the position of the decorative feature tiles. A close-up shows individual colours; a photograph of the full path helps explain where the repeat starts and finishes.

For a similar path, provide its length and widths, a sketch of any changes in direction, and photographs of the entrance and garden edges. Mark where you would like feature tiles to sit. The layout needs to be checked before quantities are finalised, particularly where a border turns or meets a gate.

Ask about this tile combination

Mention the Paddington Continuous and Norwood project when you request a pathway quote. Include your suburb and tell us whether you need tessellated tile installation in Sydney and Newcastle or tile supply elsewhere in Australia. You can leave the pattern, border and encaustic selections as “Not sure” if you need help comparing options.