Mosaic Tiles

Mosaic tiles are small tiles set in sheets, which makes them easy to run across walls and floors in bathrooms, kitchens, splashbacks and feature areas. The range covers classic shapes and handcrafted Japanese options, so you can pick something quiet and even or a pattern that catches the light.

Shapes in the range

There's a good spread of formats to choose from, each with its own feel on the wall.

• Kit kat (finger mosaics) for slim vertical or horizontal lines.
• Hexagon for a honeycomb pattern that reads well on floors and walls.
• Pennyround for soft, rounded dots.
• Fishscale for an overlapping, scalloped look.
• Square mosaics for a clean, repeating grid.
• Carrara (marble look) and terracotta look for a more traditional finish.
• Japanese tiles, handcrafted ranges with character across the glaze.

Sizes

Mosaic pieces here run from small chips through to slim fingers and larger squares, including 23 x 23 mm, 25 x 25 mm, 48 x 48 mm, 71.5 x 71.5 mm, 97 x 97 mm and 100 x 100 mm squares, plus finger formats like 12 x 92 mm, 20 x 145 mm, 22 x 145 mm, 22.5 x 151.5 mm, 45 x 195 mm and 47.5 x 304 mm. Smaller pieces suit curved or detailed areas; larger squares cover ground faster.

Finishes and colours

You can choose gloss for a bright, reflective surface or matt for a softer, flatter look. Colours span white, ivory and beige through to grey, charcoal and black, with green, blue, red, brown, yellow and orange for something warmer. Materials include porcelain and ceramic, and some ranges carry P4 or P5 slip ratings worth checking if the tile is going on a floor or a wet area.

Buying notes

Coverage is listed per box in m² on each product, so you can work out how many boxes you need from your measured area. It's worth adding a little extra for cuts and spares.

If you want to see a tile in your own light before you commit, you can order up to five samples for $15, and that amount is credited to your first order. You're also welcome to visit our Sydney showroom in Waterloo to see the finishes in person and compare colours side by side.