help required

[mcscaff]

Ok here is the problem I have ,my kitchen is being expanded by knocking down a wall which led separating the utility room from the kitchen,the problem is now there is 2 wide gaps between the floor tiles which I have not got the amount required to fill in the area.
My first question is does anyone know these tiles by name or where I can get them (see attachments)or if I take up the the row leaving a gap what could be bridged between without it looking odd.
Or do I have to bite the bullet and rip all them up and get a new floor laid (a very big area and a lot of expense

 

[White Room]

So these were laid 10 years ago, might be a tough call to find replacements.

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

From the look of those tiles they could be circa 70s or 80s, don't think you would have much chance of matching them now sorry, but good luck.

 

[mcscaff]

Ok thanks lads, any ideas on bridging the gap ?

 

[Gazzer]

No 2 joints match anyway ...rip it up

 

[charlie1]

its going to look odd no matter what you do but there are a few options, you could lift the 6 tiles in the square then replace with standard white ceramics, or you could cut in a straight line of tiles and try to make a feature out of it, or you could do something with mosaics? is it a shop?

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

I was going to mention the rough stuff Neale, not the best, but good luck anyway. No real way to patch up without it looking tacky.

 

[area tiling]

Sorry but no matter what you do to bridge the gap will look shocking , lift them up and retile, or just cover with vinyl !

 

[beanz]

That tiling is pretty terrible anyway. Start again imho

 

[mcscaff]

Ok overwhelming agreement start again Thanks to one and all