White Kitchen Splashback Tiles

White kitchen splashback tiles cover the wall behind your benchtop, stove and sink, so they need to be easy to wipe down and easy to live with. This range holds 146 options in porcelain and ceramic, from classic subway and brick shapes to kit kat fingers, hexagons, fishscale and terrazzo looks. They suit new kitchens and quick refreshes alike, and many work in bathrooms and laundries too.

Shapes and styles

The range spans rectangle, square, subway and brick tiles, plus kit kat (finger mosaic), hexagon, pennyround and fishscale mosaics. If you want texture without colour, there are Zellige-look, marble-look, Carrara, stone, travertine and crazy pave finishes, along with Japanese tiles for something more handcrafted. Smaller mosaic sheets read busier on the wall, while larger formats keep grout lines to a minimum.

Sizes on offer

Formats run from small mosaics at 23 x 23 mm and 48 x 48 mm through to subway sizes like 75 x 150 mm and 75 x 300 mm, plus 100 x 100 mm squares, 152 x 152 mm, 22 x 145 mm sticks and larger panels up to 600 x 600 mm and 600 x 1200 mm. Check the size on each product before ordering, as it affects both the look and how many boxes you need.

Colours and finishes

White is the anchor here, with shades including Bone White, Blanc White, Ivory and Carrara White, alongside a few Grey, Silver and Blue options for contrast. Finishes cover matt, gloss and honed, plus grip, tech grip and in/out on tiles rated for tougher wear. Slip ratings across the range go from P2 up to P5, listed on each product. Tiles are made in Italy, Japan and Spain.

How to buy

Coverage is shown per box in m² on each product page, so measure your wall area first, then add roughly 10 per cent for cuts and offcuts. If you are weighing up a couple of whites or finishes, order up to five samples for $15, and that $15 is credited to your first order. You can also see the full range in person at our Sydney showroom in Waterloo, which is worth doing for the mosaics and hand-glazed Japanese tiles where the finish really shows in the hand.