Old Tuscany limestone tiles bring a touch of heritage charm and sophistication to any space. Designed with a unique blend of finishes, these tiles showcase an aged appearance with delicately textured surfaces and softly weathered edges. The natural variations in tone and texture make every installation one-of-a-kind, ensuring a distinctive character in both classic and modern interiors. 

Featuring a harmonious mix of warm beige, soft greys, and subtle creams, these limestone tiles complement a wide range of design styles. Whether creating a rustic farmhouse ambience or a refined contemporary aesthetic, their soft, earthy hues add depth and timeless appeal. The handcrafted detailing mirrors the elegance of historic stone flooring, making it a stunning addition to any home. Built for  

Crafted for durability, Old Tuscany tiles are designed to withstand everyday wear while maintaining their beautiful appearance. Unlike traditional stone flooring with varying thicknesses, these 18mm limestone tiles offer uniformity, making installation efficient and seamless. Their dense composition enhances resilience, ensuring they remain a long-lasting feature in high-traffic areas. 

Ideal for kitchens, hallways, dining areas, and open-plan living spaces, Old Tuscany tiles create a cohesive flow throughout a home. Their robust design also allows for effortless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces, offering a sophisticated solution for properties seeking a seamless connection between interior flooring and exterior patios.

View a Case Study featuring the Old Tuscany Limestone Tiles: 

Our clients at Bridge Cottage, a heritage and listed country home in the heart of Herefordshire, were looking for the perfect floor to harmonise with their charming yet evolving home. As a result, they needed a natural stone floor tile that complemented the historic character of their cottage while suiting a sleek, modern kitchen. Durability was another key consideration: as enthusiastic hosts living in the countryside, their floor needed to withstand muddy boots, paw prints, and lively gatherings of family and friends. You can read more about the Bridge Cottage project case study here.