
Terracotta, zellige, sun-bleached stone
Mediterranean living-room tiles
Mediterranean living rooms favour warm cotto or terracotta-tone porcelain in medium format, laid in a straight or brick-bond pattern with visible warm-cream grout. The floor should feel sun-bleached and lived-in, not new and polished. Pair with linen-upholstered low seating, timber-beamed ceilings if possible, and one stone-topped occasional table. Heavy linen curtains and a single jute rug finish the look without crowding it.
Mediterranean · Living room
12 tiles for this look
Priced per m² inc. GST · Order $15 samples before you commit

Cotto Nobile
50 × 200 · satin
In a roomCotto Palazzo
75 × 75mm · matte
In a roomCotto Verona
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomCotto Tirreno
130 × 130 × 9mm · matte

Ruggine Lago
53 × 300 · matte
In a roomVulcano Atelier
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte

Cotto Ocra
200 × 200 · matte
In a roomCotto Parma
75 × 300 × 9mm · matte
In a roomSiena Ravenna
100 × 100 × 9mm · matte
In a roomRuggine Vento
333 × 333 · matte
In a roomCotto Imperiale
333 × 333 · matte
In a roomVulcano Amalfi
600 × 600 · matte
Mediterranean living room, questions
What format suits a Mediterranean living-room floor?
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