Wall Tiles

It depends on the type of tile. All of our porcelain wall tiles are strong enough to be used on floors too. But ceramic wall tiles are usually lighter and thinner, so they’re not suitable for heavy use underfoot. If you’re wondering are floor and wall tiles different, they can be. Always check the tile specs to be sure.

Measure the height and width of each wall, then multiply those numbers to get the area in square metres. If you’ve got windows or doorways, just subtract their size from the total. Once you’ve added up all the areas, we suggest adding 10% extra to cover cuts and breakages.

Porcelain and ceramic tiles work great for bathroom walls. They’re water resistant, easy to clean, and are available in a selection of styles from stone-effects to brightening colours.

Yes, as long as they’re properly installed, ceramic tiles work really well in shower areas. We would just say make sure you follow any sealing advice if they are finished with a reactive glaze.

Yes, porcelain is dense, durable, and resistant to moisture, making it ideal for bathrooms, especially in wet areas like shower enclosures or around baths.

Warm whites, muted greens or even subtle patterned tiles all pair beautifully with cream units. We'd suggest leaning into the softness of cream with a gentle accent of colour and warm woods in your furniture and accessories.