Leon Decor Emerald Green Gold Art Deco Gloss Porcelain Tile 60x120cm Wall & Floor

Every range has that one tile everyone photographs, and this is it. The green sits deep enough to look expensive rather than shouty, and the gold detailing has that old hotel-lobby feel to it — brass fittings, low lighting, that kind of mood. Put a gloss finish over all that and it stops being one flat colour; it shifts depending on where you’re standing and how the light’s hitting it.

Bigger tile means less fiddling. At 60x120cm, you’re not trying to line up a pattern across a dozen small pieces and hoping it all reads right — a couple of panels carries the whole thing. And since it’s rated for floors as well, there’s nothing stopping the green-and-gold running straight down from the wall onto the ground if you want the room to fully commit.

Features & Benefits

• Deep emerald green that reads as expensive, not loud
• Gold Art Deco detailing with real character
• Gloss finish that shifts with the light rather than sitting flat
• Large 60x120cm size, so the pattern isn’t chopped up across tiny tiles
• Suits both walls and floors, for a full-room statement

Specifications

Where It’s Used
Feature walls mostly — bathrooms, hallways, anywhere meant to make people stop for a second. Some go further and run it on the floor too, when they’re fully committing to the look rather than just testing it out.

Fitting
Still a large-format gloss tile underneath it all, so don’t skip the basics — clean, flat, dry, stable surface before adhesive goes anywhere near it. Gloss shows up dips and bumps a matte tile would hide without complaint. Plan the layout before fixing anything, especially with a pattern like this, since a bad start throws things off visually as much as structurally. Handle it carefully going up since the gloss scratches if you’re rough with it, cut with the right gear, and give the adhesive proper time to cure before grouting.