The Art Collection invites you to elevate your living spaces with a touch of timeless charm. Whether you're drawn to the modern allure of geometric patterns, the organic beauty of nature-inspired motifs, or the classic appeal of symmetrical designs, Art delivers a harmonious fusion of style and substance. PORCELAIN GLAZED | KITCHEN · BATHROOM Art Monet The Art Collection invites you to elevate your living spaces with a touch of timeless charm. Whether you're drawn to the modern allure of geometric patterns, the organic beauty of nature-inspired motifs, or the classic appeal of symmetrical designs, Art delivers a harmonious fusion of style and substance. Product Details Explore the Art collection today and transform your home into a sanctuary of refined aesthetics. Immerse yourself in the world of decorative porcelain tiles, where sophistication knows no bounds. Your journey towards elevated design begins with Art. Art offers not only one but 13 captivating patterns, each designed to add a unique character to your interiors. Whether you prefer the subtle sophistication of intricate geometric designs, the grace of organic motifs, or the classic charm of symmetrical patterns, Art has a style to suit your taste. Our Art Monet tile features a beautiful blue geometric shaped pattern which instantly boosts the aesthetics of a room for a clean and fresh look. Specifications SIZE: 22.3x22.3cm SHAPE: Square EDGE: Rectified COLOURS: Cassatt, Cezzane, Corot, Degas Blanco, Degas Negro, Gauguin, Lepic, Monet, Renoir, Rodin, Seurat, Signac, Sysley FINISH: Matt MATERIAL: Porcelain Glazed STYLE: Decorative Enquire Now Home > Products (All) > Art Monet Next Previous First name* Last name* Email* Confirm Email* Phone* Choose a showroom* Product Name* File upload Upload File Message* ENQUIRE NOW Ready to start your tile project? Book a free design consultation at your nearest Armatile showroom. Our team will help you choose the right tiles, work out quantities and give you the confidence to move forward. No obligation, no pressure. BOOK FREE CONSULTATION EXPLORE MORE SIMILAR TILES YOU MAY LIKE Discover more tile collections with complementary colours, finishes and styles to help you compare options and find the right fit for your space. Colourbloom Art Cezzane Rodas Art Seurat

Armatile’s Contract’s Team completed the tiling of the new Car Showroom, Offices and Workshop at Jaguar Landover for Donnelly Brothers Group in Dungannon. Jag - Land Rover Donnelly Group ENQUIRE NOW < Back Overview Retail, Commercial SECTOR: McKeown & Shields ARCHITECT / DESIGNER Dungannon LOCATION: Donnelly Group CLIENT: COMPLETION DATE: 2019-02-19 The Brief The project was managed by Contacts Manager Peter Rafferty, and just over 2,700m2 of tiles were installed. The tiling work at the contemporary new showroom took three months to complete and looks absolutely stunning. The workshop was fitted with highly slip resistant tiles for provide support underfoot in all type of conditions. The showroom, meeting areas and offices were fitted with larger format tiles that deliver the Jaguar Landrover design scheme that showcases the luxurious car brands to its customers. Group executive chairman Terence Donnelly, who is the son of founder Peter Donnelly, said: "Flooded with natural light and luxurious decor, the showroom provides a comfortable space for both our employees and our customers, who can relax in the lounge area which is complete with a coffee bar and wi-fi." Following the successful completion of Jaguar Landrover in Dungannon, Armatile has also recently completed a number of other Car Showroom projects including Honda in Bangor, Renault in Ballymena and Mazda in Lisburn. Jag - Land Rover Donnelly Group Next Previous

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Belfast has a varied mix of period terraces, Edwardian homes, suburban family houses and newer flats, and each type of property brings different considerations when choosing tiles. That is where visiting a local showroom can help. At our Belfast showroom on Boucher Crescent, we regularly speak with homeowners, designers and architects about everything from compact bathrooms and narrow hallways to open-plan kitchens and full renovation projects. The right tile choice is rarely just about colour. Room size, natural light, how the space is used and the style of the property all play a part. Here are some of the things we often recommend to Belfast customers. Victorian and Edwardian Belfast Homes Many period homes across Belfast still retain the proportions and character of their original layouts, with narrow entrance halls, compact bathrooms and traditional architectural features worth working with rather than covering up. For hallways in these homes, a Victorian-style patterned floor can feel like a natural fit. It works well with the architecture while also giving the entrance to the home a strong visual identity. Borders are particularly effective in narrower hallways because they help frame the space rather than making the pattern feel too busy. Victorian geometric tile patterns and border layouts on display at our Belfast showroom, showing how traditional designs can work in period hallways and entrance spaces. In a narrow hallway, running a pattern lengthways can help draw the eye through the space. A border around the edge can also make the layout feel more considered. For smaller bathrooms, scale matters just as much as colour. A softer pattern or simpler layout can often work better than a very bold geometric design, particularly where the room has limited floor area. It is also worth thinking about slip resistance, grout colour and maintenance from the beginning rather than treating them as technical details to consider later. If you are working on a period property, our Victorian Geometric Collection is a useful place to start. New-Build and Flat-Style Belfast Homes Newer homes and flats around Belfast often have more open-plan layouts, larger areas of glazing and a cleaner architectural style. Large-format porcelain works particularly well in these spaces. Fewer grout lines can create a calmer, more continuous finish, which suits open-plan kitchens, dining areas and living spaces. Using the same or a closely related tile across adjoining spaces can also help smaller flats feel more connected. In homes with underfloor heating, porcelain is a practical choice because it transfers heat efficiently and works well as part of a properly installed heating system. Large-format porcelain tiles can create a cleaner, more continuous look in open-plan kitchens, living spaces and newer Belfast homes. If you are choosing tiles for a newer property, the main things to consider are scale, finish and continuity. A tile that looks oversized on a sample board can often feel much more balanced once it is installed across a larger floor area. You can explore more options on our floor tiles and kitchen tiles pages. Choosing Tiles for Belfast Entrances and Outdoor Areas Hallways, porches and entrance areas often have to deal with wet shoes, umbrellas and everyday dirt throughout autumn and winter. For these spaces, a matt or textured porcelain floor is usually more practical than a highly polished finish, particularly close to an external door. It tends to be easier to live with day to day and is better suited to busy entrance areas. If you are choosing a patterned or Victorian-style floor for a hallway, it is worth looking at the finish as closely as the pattern itself. For patios, paths and outdoor areas, choose porcelain paving that is specifically suitable for exterior use, with appropriate frost resistance and slip performance for the space. Porcelain paving is a practical option for Belfast patios and gardens, with outdoor-rated finishes designed for year-round use. Not every indoor tile is suitable outdoors, so it is always worth checking the specification before you buy. You can browse our outdoor tile collection or speak to the Belfast team if you are planning a patio, garden or entrance project. Large Tiles in Small Belfast Bathrooms One question we hear a lot is whether large tiles work in small bathrooms. In many cases, they can. Using a larger tile can reduce the number of grout lines, which can make a compact bathroom feel calmer and less visually broken up.The important thing is the condition of the floor and walls. Larger-format tiles require a flat, well-prepared surface, so preparation becomes even more important. Colour and finish also matter. Lighter tones can help reflect available light, while matt finishes often feel softer and more forgiving in smaller rooms. If you are working with a particularly compact bathroom, bring your room dimensions and a few photos into the showroom. It is much easier to recommend a suitable format once we can see the shape of the room. Explore more options on our bathroom tiles page. Can You Match Existing Victorian Hallway Tiles? Sometimes exactly, sometimes not. Original period floors can vary considerably in colour, size and pattern, especially if they have been in place for decades. Rather than promising an exact match, we usually recommend looking at the existing colours and proportions and choosing something that sits comfortably alongside them. In some cases, that means using a complementary border or replacing a whole section with a new pattern that feels appropriate to the age of the property. Our Victorian range includes a wide choice of colours, borders and geometric layouts, so there is often more flexibility than people expect. What About Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas? For most standard tiling work inside a home, planning permission is not usually the main concern. However, if the property is listed or located within a conservation area, it is worth checking whether any original features are protected before making changes. Parts of Belfast, including areas around Malone, Stranmillis and the Cathedral Quarter, fall within designated conservation areas. If the project involves original flooring or significant alterations to a period property, it is sensible to check with Belfast City Council or a relevant conservation officer before starting work. What Belfast Customers Often Ask Us A few questions come up regularly in the Belfast showroom: Can I take tile samples home? Yes, depending on the range, we can help you compare options in your own space and lighting. Do I need an appointment? You are welcome to visit the showroom, but booking a consultation gives the team dedicated time to go through your project with you. Can you help with quantities? Yes. Bring approximate room dimensions and the team can help you work out what you are likely to need. Can I compare different finishes in person? Absolutely. Seeing gloss, matt, textured and stone-effect finishes side by side is one of the biggest advantages of visiting a showroom. Visit Our Belfast Showroom Our Belfast showroom is at 58 Boucher Crescent, Belfast, BT12 6HU, in the Boucher Road retail area. The team works with homeowners, designers and architects on everything from single-room updates to full renovation projects. Bring your room dimensions, photos or plans and we can help you compare colours, formats, finishes and practical requirements before you order. You can book a free design consultation at our Belfast showroom, or explore the Belfast showroom page before you visit. Whether you are restoring character in a period terrace, updating a family home or fitting out a newer flat, the right tile choice comes down to the same things: understanding the room, the light and how the space is actually going to be used day to day.

Most people put off home projects until January. New year, fresh start. We understand the logic. But if you have been thinking about retiling a bathroom, refreshing a hallway floor or finally doing something about that kitchen splashback, September is genuinely the better time to get moving. Not a full renovation. Just one room, one surface, one thing you have been meaning to sort for a while. Here is why now is the right moment. The trades are easier to book Summer can be one of the busier periods for tilers across Ireland and Northern Ireland, with many homeowners aiming to get projects finished between June and August, which means lead times stretch out and good tradespeople get booked solid. By September, that pressure eases. As summer projects begin to wrap up, availability can start to improve, making September a useful time to get quotes and secure a date. If you have been putting something off because it felt like too much hassle to organise, September is a much easier time to actually get someone in. A splashback, a bathroom floor or a hallway is a manageable job, typically one or two days' work for an experienced tiler. Small enough to fit around life. Big enough to make you wonder why you waited. A decorative patterned floor tile used under a kitchen island, defining the cooking zone within a larger open-plan space. A practical way to introduce pattern into a kitchen without covering the full floor. If you want underfloor heating, now is the time This one matters more than people realise. Underfloor heating under a tiled floor is one of the most satisfying small upgrades you can make in an Irish home. Porcelain tiles conduct and retain heat beautifully, and a warm tiled bathroom floor on a cold October morning is a genuinely different experience to cold vinyl or a bath mat you keep moving around. But the installation needs time. The system needs to be laid, the adhesive and tiles need to cure properly, and the floor needs to be commissioned before you start running it at full temperature. If you want it working before the cold weather properly arrives, you need to be starting the project now rather than in October. A warm tiled bathroom floor on a cold October morning is a genuinely different experience. But if you want it working before the cold weather arrives, you need to start now. Showrooms are quieter which works in your favour September and October tend to be quieter periods in our showrooms. With the summer rush behind us and the pre-Christmas rush still ahead, our team can often spend more time helping you compare samples, explore layouts and work through the details of your project. That means when you come in, our team has more time for you. More time to pull out samples, talk through what will actually work in your space, and help you make a good decision rather than a quick one. The conversations we have in September tend to be more thorough and more useful than the ones we have in November when everyone is trying to get something finished before Christmas. If you have been meaning to visit one of our showrooms in Armagh, Belfast, Newry or Dublin but have not got around to it, this is the right window. A range of tiles on display at our Armatile showrooms. September is one of the quietest months to visit, which means more time with our team and a proper look at everything available before you decide. Christmas comes faster than you think Here is the practical reality: tile orders placed in November and December can face longer delivery times as suppliers manage end-of-year demand. If you are hoping to have even a small project finished before Christmas, a new bathroom floor, a fresh splashback, a retiled hallway, you need to be choosing tiles in September and ordering in October. That timeline sounds comfortable right now. It does not feel that way in November. Not sure what project to start with? A hallway floor or a kitchen splashback are both contained, manageable jobs that make a significant visual impact. If you are leaning towards a splashback, our guide to kitchen splashback tiles is a good place to start before you visit. If you bring your room dimensions and a couple of photos into any of our showrooms, our team can tell you exactly what you need and give you a realistic sense of what the job involves. Every consultation is free. The autumn light tells you something useful Most people choose tiles in summer light, then live with them in winter light. September is a useful middle ground the light is shifting, the evenings are coming in, and you start to get a feel for how a room actually behaves for most of the year. A cool grey tile that looked fresh and clean in a July showroom can feel cold in October. A warm stone effect that seemed almost too yellow in summer can look exactly right once the season turns. Viewing your tile samples in your home in September will give you a much more honest read on how they will feel day to day. Take samples home before you commit. Our showroom teams are happy to send you away with a few options that is part of what a consultation is for. What a small September project actually looks like Pick one thing. A bathroom floor. A kitchen splashback. A hallway that has needed attention for two years. Visit a showroom in September, order tiles in early October, have a tiler in by mid to late October. Done before the dark nights are fully here, and you get to spend the whole of winter in a room that finally feels right. Our showrooms in Armagh, Belfast, Newry and Dublin are open Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm and Saturday 9am to 3:30pm. Book your free design consultation available at all four showrooms.

Creating a bold, dynamic interior can provide a unique and visually beautiful design aesthetic. One interior trend that has been gaining momentum is the combination of marble and stone, creating a striking visual contrast, while offering an array of functional benefits. Blending these materials can transform your home into a stunning sanctuary. Marble is synonymous with luxury and sophistication. With its unique veining and rich colours, marble adds a touch of opulence to any room. By contrast, natural stone tiles such as slate, and granite can bring earthy tones into your home. They are incredibly versatile and complement a variety of design styles from rustic to contemporary. Known for their durability and resistance to wear and tear, they are an excellent choice for high traffic areas. How can you create harmony when mixing materials? Choose a cohesive colour palette: This is key to successfully mixing marble and stone. Choose tones that harmonize well with each other, for instance, soft grey marble to complement the earthy tones and rugged texture of slate. Consider a neutral base, while using your tile choice to create visual interest. Define spaces: Using marble and stone tiles in different areas of your home can help define spaces while maintaining an overall cohesive look. Opting for luxurious marble tiles in one room, paired with a textured stone floor in another room can help to create a beautiful transition, but also maintains a design flow. Create focal points and accents: Incorporating marble and stone into your interior as focal points can elevate the design of any room. Choosing marble as a feature wall can be eye-catching, especially when paired with an earth toned floor, or a stone basin in a bathroom. This enables each element to stand out and be admired. Develop textural contrasts: Mixing textures can create depth and character in a space. Contrasting smooth polished finishes of marble with rough, rugged surface of stone can create visual intrigue. The contrast can be particularly effective in spaces such as kitchens. Always make sure when mixing materials that you consider their maintenance as it may be different for each material. You can find out more about maintenance when purchasing your tiles. Also, always consult with your installer to make sure that they are aware that you are intending to combine materials as they may require different adhesives and techniques. Mixing materials such as marble and stone is a bold and beautiful way to enhance your home’s interior. Careful planning can create a harmonious blend that reflects your own personal style. At Armalite, we offer an extensive range of marble and stone tiles which are perfect for bringing your vision to life. Book an appointment with our design service to see how we can assist with curating a space for your home that fits with your budget. Not ready to start your project? Visit our showroom to see our full range of tiles, our team will be happy to assist with any questions you have.