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:
Hilton Garden Inn, Stoke-on-Trent
The new Hilton Garden Inn hotel has recently welcomed its first guests and required an elegant aesthetic worthy of its brand. To help create this look, our Subway range was specified for the front panel of the main reception desk. With a signature dome, this product delivers character to pair with the modern décor of the hotel. Fitted in the Caffeine Station, the Subway brings a splash of playfulness and energy, providing cohesion for the entry area. The Reception area also features a ceramic map of Stoke-on-Trent with our Prismatic tiles providing the backdrop to highlight this statement piece, and tie together local heritage with local manufacturing. Also featured in the hotel bathrooms, our UK-manufactured Prismatics tiles make a simple yet stunning statement, creating a clean, modern look.
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Blog:
Spotlight on Shaped Tiles
Although the trade shows were unable to go ahead as planned last year, 2020 still brought about many design trends. …
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Project:
Beeston Office Innovations
City Building, Carrington Street in Beeston recently saw an overhaul in its look. The bathroom areas and stairways were refreshed with our Form range which offers bold, glossy colours with a bevelled edge to add a structured dimension. Featured in the stairways were Winter, a crisp white, and Azure, a clear royal blue. Paired perfectly together, the Azure makes an immediate visual impact, whilst the Winter provides a distinctive band to guide staff and visitors around the stairwell. City Building also features our Form range in Thyme in the bathroom areas. Fixed with a herringbone pattern, the Form creates a dynamic contrast to the rectangular fixtures and fittings.
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Blog:
Valued or wasted?
In this live Dezeen panel discussion, we talked about our journey to a more conscious, less wasteful future with esteemed …
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Project:
Hilton Garden Inn, Stoke-on-Trent
The new Hilton Garden Inn hotel has recently welcomed its first guests and required an elegant aesthetic worthy of its brand. To help create this look, our Subway range was specified for the front panel of the main reception desk. With a signature dome, this product delivers character to pair with the modern décor of the hotel. Fitted in the Caffeine Station, the Subway brings a splash of playfulness and energy, providing cohesion for the entry area. The Reception area also features a ceramic map of Stoke-on-Trent with our Prismatic tiles providing the backdrop to highlight this statement piece, and tie together local heritage with local manufacturing. Also featured in the hotel bathrooms, our UK-manufactured Prismatics tiles make a simple yet stunning statement, creating a clean, modern look.
Blog:
Spotlight on Shaped Tiles
Although the trade shows were unable to go ahead as planned last year, 2020 still brought about many design trends. …
Project:
Beeston Office Innovations
City Building, Carrington Street in Beeston recently saw an overhaul in its look. The bathroom areas and stairways were refreshed with our Form range which offers bold, glossy colours with a bevelled edge to add a structured dimension. Featured in the stairways were Winter, a crisp white, and Azure, a clear royal blue. Paired perfectly together, the Azure makes an immediate visual impact, whilst the Winter provides a distinctive band to guide staff and visitors around the stairwell. City Building also features our Form range in Thyme in the bathroom areas. Fixed with a herringbone pattern, the Form creates a dynamic contrast to the rectangular fixtures and fittings.
Blog:
Valued or wasted?
In this live Dezeen panel discussion, we talked about our journey to a more conscious, less wasteful future with esteemed …