Ivory Bathroom Tiles

This page brings together a wide selection of ivory bathroom tiles for walls and floors, including polished ivory porcelain, marble-effect designs, stone and concrete-effect tiles, and ivory gloss brick tiles.

Ivory is a quietly versatile bathroom colour — warmer than white, softer than cream and neutral enough to work with almost any fixture, fitting or accessory you pair it with.

Browse the complete bathroom tiles range alongside, and order free samples to see exactly how ivory finishes look in your bathroom light. Flexible finance is available on all orders.

Why choose ivory bathroom tiles?

Pure white bathrooms can veer clinical; ivory sidesteps that entirely. It keeps a bathroom feeling bright and open while lending a natural warmth that makes the room more comfortable to spend time in.

As a neutral, ivory is also exceptionally easy to design around — working with wood tones, grey accents, black hardware and marble patterns without clashing. For ideas across other rooms in the home, explore the full ivory tiles range.

• Make bathrooms feel brighter and more spacious without the starkness of pure white.
• Provide a neutral base that pairs easily with white fixtures, wood, grey and black accents.
• Suit both classic and contemporary bathrooms, particularly when combined with marble-effect or stone-effect designs.
• Hide light dust and splashes more effectively than bright white tiles.

Ivory bathroom tile styles

This page covers a broad range of ivory finishes and formats. Polished porcelain and marble-effect designs sit at the more formal, luxurious end; stone-effect and concrete-effect tiles bring a quieter, more textural feel; gloss brick tiles and satin ceramics offer versatile mid-ground options for walls and splashbacks.

A key product in the polished category is our Ivory polished porcelain tiles — a high-gloss, reflective finish well-suited to both walls and floors in contemporary bathrooms.

• Polished ivory porcelain – Harmony Ice Cream, Armedo Tusk Ivory, Rossaliya Ivory and Oreal Crema; high-gloss finish for walls and floors.
• Ivory marble-effect porcelain – Tuscany Ivory and similar; veined stone patterns for luxury wall and floor schemes.
• Stone and concrete-effect ivory tiles – Tapa Blanco Matt and similar; subtle texture and matt finishes for modern bathrooms.
• Ivory gloss brick tiles – Liso Ivory Bone; classic metro-style bricks for walls and splashbacks.
• Terracotta-effect and cladding – Porto Bone and Marrakesh Oyster; rustic, natural looks in ivory and cream tones.
• Ivory satin ceramics and matt porcelains – Arlo Shale Satin, Skyline Vancouver, Cairo Crema and Newark Ivory; softer finishes with gentle surface texture.

Designing your bathroom with ivory tiles

One of the strongest arguments for large-format ivory tiles is the reduction in grout lines. In a 600x600 or 1200x600 format, ivory porcelain creates an impression of continuous surface that reads as noticeably more spacious — particularly useful in bathrooms where size is limited but the budget allows for quality tiles.

For texture and contrast without competing colours, mixing a polished ivory wall tile with a matt or stone-effect ivory floor tile is a simple technique that adds visual depth while keeping the scheme cohesive. For broader layout and design inspiration, see our bathroom style ideas guide.

• Use large-format ivory tiles on walls and floors to reduce grout lines and create a more open feel.
• Combine polished ivory walls with matt or stone-effect ivory floors for subtle contrast within the same colour palette.
• Add ivory gloss brick tiles as a feature wall, shower surround or basin splashback for a classic touch.
• Pair ivory tiles with brown, black or metallic accents to build a richer, more layered scheme.

Ivory bathroom tile finishes at a glance

Finish	Best for	Look and feel
Polished ivory porcelain	Walls and select floors	Glossy, reflective, bright
Ivory marble-effect porcelain	Luxury walls and floors	Veined, elegant, classic
Stone/concrete-effect ivory	Floors and modern schemes	Textured or matt, contemporary
Ivory gloss brick tiles	Walls and splashbacks	Classic, metro style, high shine
Satin/matt ivory ceramics	Shower walls and full-height tiling	Soft sheen, subtle texture

Practical tips for ivory bathroom tiles

Polished ivory tiles look striking but are not always appropriate for bathroom floors — particularly in wet zones or shower areas where grip underfoot matters. Always confirm whether a tile carries a floor rating before purchasing, and pay attention to its stated slip resistance classification.

Tile size is also worth planning carefully. Large formats suit spacious bathrooms and create the open, gallery-like feel that makes ivory so appealing; smaller formats and brick tiles tend to work better in compact bathrooms where oversized tiles can look out of proportion. For more on floor finish choices, see our floor tile ideas guide.

• Check each tile's suitability for floors, walls or both before ordering — especially polished and stone-effect tiles.
• Choose matt or structured ivory tiles for bathroom floors and wet zones to improve grip underfoot.
• Consider large-format tiles in bigger bathrooms and smaller formats or bricks in more compact spaces.
• Ivory tiles wipe clean easily; consistent cleaning keeps them bright, and good grout maintenance prevents discolouration over time.

Ivory bathroom tile prices

Ivory bathroom tiles on this page range from entry-level sale porcelain from around £12.97 per m² up to specialist terracotta-effect and cladding tiles around £36.99–£39.99 per m². There are strong options across every price bracket.

Mid-range marble-effect and stone-effect ivory tiles sit around £17.97–£29.97 per m², covering some of the most popular finishes on the page — polished, veined and textured options that work across a variety of bathroom styles.

• Value ivory polished porcelain – Harmony Ice Cream, Tuscany Ivory and similar from around £12.97–£17.97 per m² in sale.
• Mid-range ivory marble-effect and stone-effect – Rossaliya Ivory, Oreal Crema, Signature Murano and Sigma Perla around £17.97–£29.97 per m².
• Terracotta-effect and cladding – Porto Bone and Marrakesh Oyster around £36.99–£39.99 per m².

Free cut samples are available so you can check exactly how ivory shades and finishes look in your bathroom before committing — and flexible finance options are available to spread the cost of your project.