Kitchen Splashback Tiles

Kitchen splashback tiles line the wall between your benchtop and cupboards, so they need to look good up close and wipe clean easily. This range covers ceramic, porcelain and terracotta tiles, from small mosaics to larger format tiles. Below is a quick guide to help you choose within the collection.

Shapes and styles

You'll find kit kat (finger) mosaics, subway tiles, squares, hexagons, pennyrounds and fishscale, plus terrazzo, travertine, terracotta, zellige, concrete, Carrara and Japanese ranges. Finger mosaics and pennyrounds suit a busier, textured wall, while subway and square tiles keep things simple behind the stove or sink.

Sizes

Sizes run from small mosaics such as 12 x 92 mm, 20 x 145 mm, 22 x 145 mm, 23 x 23 mm, 48 x 48 mm and 95 x 110 mm, through classic subway formats like 75 x 150 mm, 65 x 200 mm and 75 x 300 mm, up to 100 x 100 mm squares and 600 x 600 mm. Smaller pieces give you more grout lines and grip; larger tiles mean fewer joins to clean.

Finishes and colours

Choose from gloss, matt and grip finishes. Gloss bounces light around and reads bright behind a bench, matt is softer and hides fingerprints, and grip adds texture. Colours include white, bone white, black, charcoal, grey, beige, green, blue, pink, red, orange and terracotta, so you can match or contrast with your cabinetry and stone.

Looks and materials

The range spans ceramic, porcelain and terracotta, with looks including zellige, terrazzo, stone, travertine, concrete, marble and terracotta. Slip ratings across the collection include P3, P4 and P5. Made in Spain, Italy and Japan.

How to buy

Coverage is listed per box in m² on each product page, so measure your splashback area and add a little extra for cuts and offcuts before you order. If you're weighing up a few options, you can order up to five samples for $15, and that amount is credited to your first order. Seeing the tile in your own kitchen light helps, especially with gloss versus matt.

Visit the showroom

If you'd rather see the range in person, our Sydney showroom in Waterloo has tiles on display so you can compare sizes, finishes and colours side by side before you decide. Bring a benchtop sample or cabinet door if you have one, and we can help you narrow it down.