Laying patterns
Chequerboard
Two colours or two materials alternating like a chessboard. The classic black and white marble entrance.
In short
- Two alternating colours
- A classic reference
- Identical thickness required
When to choose it
Entrances, kitchens, classic black and white marble.
Points to watch
Both materials must have the same thickness and behaviour, otherwise lippage.
How we do it
Calibre checks before laying.

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Straight lay
Tiles are aligned in rows and columns, with continuous joints in both directions. It is the calmest pattern, and the most demanding for the eye.
Marble
A metamorphic rock of limestone origin, with spectacular veining.
Diagonal lay
Tiles are laid at 45 degrees to the walls. It makes a room feel larger and breaks up a narrow space.