Our product ranges are available in a wealth of sizes and styles, floor and wall options to ensure seamless co-ordination for hospitality, residential and commercial interiors.
At Johnson Tiles, we organise our products into core collections: Intro, Select, Absolute and Minton Hollins. Offering products for every type of project, style, size and price point, the majority of which are stocked in UK for immediate despatch.
Latest projects and news
Project:
Old House New Home
Channel 4's Old House New Home presented by George Clarke, saw the production team head to Addiscombe in South London, to support Sophia and Cookie in their restoration of an Edwardian terrace from the Arts and Crafts period. For the kitchen, Johnson Tiles' Minton Hollins collection complemented the overall palette of fresh greens and yellows – selected to mirror the shades of the parallel garden, which was made visible through the installation of large patio windows. Pluck London provided the kitchen worktops which, alongside the cooker, created the room’s centrepiece. Upstairs in the bathroom, Savoy and Devonshire ranges helped create a calming aesthetic with bright blue the chosen hue for the walls, and a lighter, complementary shade and intricate pattern selected for the floor.
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RICH KELSALL APPOINTED AS MARKETING DIRECTOR
We’re excited to announce we have appointed long-serving sales lead, Rich Kelsall, into the newly created role of Marketing Director. …
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Project:
Longton Town Hall
Stoke-on-Trent City Council included an allocation of £1.886m in its capital programme to refurbish the ground floor of Longton Town Hall. The aim was to increase footfall to the building by relocating the Local Centre into the ground floor and making a new entrance feature where the market hall attaches to the town hall. Another objective of the project was to make Times Square and The Strand visually more appealing by finding a new use for a previously underutilised public building, thereby boosting the number of visitors to the town centre and market to help make the town centre more viable.
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Blog:
‘2020 Tile Tapestry’ design challenge raises over £4,500 for Shelter
We are delighted to announce that our ‘2020 Tile Tapestry’ design challenge has raised £4,560 for homelessness charity Shelter!
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Project:
Old House New Home
Channel 4's Old House New Home presented by George Clarke, saw the production team head to Addiscombe in South London, to support Sophia and Cookie in their restoration of an Edwardian terrace from the Arts and Crafts period. For the kitchen, Johnson Tiles' Minton Hollins collection complemented the overall palette of fresh greens and yellows – selected to mirror the shades of the parallel garden, which was made visible through the installation of large patio windows. Pluck London provided the kitchen worktops which, alongside the cooker, created the room’s centrepiece. Upstairs in the bathroom, Savoy and Devonshire ranges helped create a calming aesthetic with bright blue the chosen hue for the walls, and a lighter, complementary shade and intricate pattern selected for the floor.
Blog:
RICH KELSALL APPOINTED AS MARKETING DIRECTOR
We’re excited to announce we have appointed long-serving sales lead, Rich Kelsall, into the newly created role of Marketing Director. …
Project:
Longton Town Hall
Stoke-on-Trent City Council included an allocation of £1.886m in its capital programme to refurbish the ground floor of Longton Town Hall. The aim was to increase footfall to the building by relocating the Local Centre into the ground floor and making a new entrance feature where the market hall attaches to the town hall. Another objective of the project was to make Times Square and The Strand visually more appealing by finding a new use for a previously underutilised public building, thereby boosting the number of visitors to the town centre and market to help make the town centre more viable.
Blog:
‘2020 Tile Tapestry’ design challenge raises over £4,500 for Shelter
We are delighted to announce that our ‘2020 Tile Tapestry’ design challenge has raised £4,560 for homelessness charity Shelter!
