The octagon and dot tessellated pattern is a classic and timeless design that combines octagonal tiles with smaller circular or dot tiles. This pattern is often used in flooring and has a traditional aesthetic that harks back to Victorian and Edwardian eras. Tessellated tiles contribute significantly to the aesthetic appeal of spaces and their use is often associated with a range of positive visual and design qualities.

The pattern typically consists of larger octagonal tiles arranged in a grid, with small circular or dot tiles placed in the centre of each octagon. The octagon and dot combination creates a repeating geometric pattern.

The colour scheme of the tiles can vary, but classic combinations often involve black or white octagons with a contrasting dot colour. For example, white octagons with black dots or vice versa are popular choices. However variations with colour tiles or more intricate patterns are also possible.

While this pattern is traditionally associated with historic homes, it can also be adapted to various design styles, including transitional and even contemporary settings. The choice of colours can influence the pattern’s adaptability to different interior styles. Download to read more……..