Kitchen Tiles
123 tiles · samples 5 for $15, refunded on your order
Shop the rangeKitchen tiles.
Bridges Mocha Brown Unglazed Full Body Porcelain Square Mosaic Tile 97x97mm
Bridges MINI Army Green Unglazed Full Body Porcelain Square Mosaic Tile 23 x 23mm
Arden Dark Terracotta Red Italian Porcelain Tile Matt Hexagon 250x216mm
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About Kitchen
Kitchen tiles for splashbacks, feature walls and floors, in porcelain, ceramic and terracotta. This range covers everything from small mosaics behind the stove to large-format tiles underfoot, with styles made in Italy, Spain and Japan. Browse the grid below to compare shapes, finishes and colours side by side.
Styles and shapes
You'll find square tiles, brick tiles and classic subway, plus kit kat (finger mosaic), hexagon, fishscale and terrazzo. There are also Japanese tiles, travertine, terracotta, concrete, zellige and porcelain options. If you want a particular effect, look to encaustic, brick look, terrazzo look, zellige look, travertine look, concrete look, terracotta look and stone look.
Sizes
Small mosaics make an easy splashback, while bigger tiles suit floors and open walls. Sizes in this range include:
- Mosaics and small formats: 48 x 48 mm, 12 x 92 mm, 20 x 145 mm, 97 x 97 mm, 100 x 100 mm
- Mid sizes: 123 x 123 mm, 250 x 216 mm, 60 x 240 mm, 48 x 450 mm
- Large format: 600 x 600 mm
Finishes and colours
Choose from matt, gloss and grip finishes. Gloss lifts light around a splashback, matt is easy to live with on walls and floors, and grip gives more underfoot traction. Colours run across white, ivory, beige and grey through to green, blue, pink, orange, red, brown, terracotta and charcoal.
Materials and where they're made
Tiles here are porcelain, ceramic or terracotta, made in Italy, Spain and Japan. Porcelain is hard-wearing and suits kitchen floors; ceramic is a common pick for walls and splashbacks; terracotta brings a warmer, earthier look.
Slip ratings for floors
If you're tiling a kitchen floor, check the slip rating. Products in this range carry P2, P3, P4 or P5 ratings, with higher numbers offering more grip. Each product page lists its rating where it applies.
Buying notes
Coverage is shown per box in m², so you can work out how many boxes you need once you know your wall or floor area. It's worth ordering a little extra for cuts and future repairs. You can order up to five samples for $15, and that $15 is credited to your first order, so it's easy to check colour and finish at home before you commit.
Prefer to see them in person? Visit our Sydney showroom in Waterloo to compare tiles in the flesh.
