Porcelain Bathroom Tiles
Porcelain Bathroom Tiles For Strong, Stylish Walls And Floors
This page brings together porcelain bathroom tiles for walls and floors, covering marble-effect ranges, plain polished tiles, wood-effect Pavilion options and patterned designs.
Marble-effect ranges include River Grey, Oreal Crema, Onyx Exposed White, Mercury White, Jazz, Persian Nero Grey, Imperial Onyx White, Infinity Brown, Panda White, Statuario Grande, Ethimo Crema and Kaiman Blue White.
Porcelain is dense, hard-wearing and water-resistant — ideal for bathrooms. Big discounts, free samples and 0% finance are available across our full bathroom tiles collection.
Why choose porcelain tiles in your bathroom?
Porcelain is denser and harder than ceramic, fired at higher temperatures for greater durability and a very low water absorption rate, making it well suited to bathroom floors and wet zones.
From busy family bathrooms to en-suites, porcelain handles daily wear without warping, fading or staining. Our porcelain vs ceramic guide explains the key technical differences.
- Withstands heavy foot traffic, making it perfect for family bathrooms and en-suites.
- Low porosity makes it more resistant to water and staining than many ceramics.
- Available in many looks: marble, stone, wood, concrete, plain and patterned designs.
- Suitable for use with underfloor heating thanks to its stability and heat conduction.
Porcelain bathroom tile styles on this page
This page spans a wide range of styles, from dramatic marble and onyx effects to clean polished neutrals, across multiple sizes and price points to suit different bathroom projects.
Wood-effect and patterned porcelains add warmth and character, while plain polished tiles keep things sharp and modern. Supreme White polished porcelain tiles remain a go-to choice for clean, minimal bathrooms.
- Marble and onyx-effect – River Grey, Oreal Crema, Onyx Exposed White, Mercury White, Jazz Blue/Jade/Pink, Persian Nero Grey, Imperial Onyx White, Infinity Brown, Panda White, Statuario Grande, Ethimo Crema, Kaiman Blue White for luxurious stone-look bathrooms.
- Plain polished neutrals – Super Cream, Super Black, Super Ivory, Harmony Ice Cream for sleek, minimal floors and walls.
- Wood-effect porcelain – Pavilion Noce, Oak and Wenge for warm, plank-style bathroom floors with porcelain performance.
- Patterned porcelains – Jazz Aqua and Jazz Multi Pattern tiles for vibrant feature floors or walls.
Luxury bathroom tiling ideas with porcelain
Porcelain makes luxury bathrooms genuinely achievable, with none of the upkeep of natural stone. Large-format marble-effect tiles across walls and floors create a coherent, spacious result without grout-heavy layouts.
Whether you prefer pale and airy or rich and bold, the ranges here offer plenty to build with. Our bathroom tile tips guide helps you plan layouts and finishes before ordering.
- Use large 1200x600 cream marble-effect porcelain tiles (such as Super Cream or Oreal Crema) on walls and floors for an elegant spa look.
- Introduce blue marble-effect porcelain with gold-style veining (e.g. Jazz Blue, Jazz Jade, Kaiman Blue) as a striking feature wall or floor zone.
- Choose classic white Carrara-style porcelain (e.g. Statuario Grande, Panda White) for timeless, hotel-style bathrooms.
- Add drama with black veined marble-effect tiles like Super Black, Asterix Black or Persian Nero Grey for bold modern schemes.
Porcelain bathroom tile options at a glance
| Look | Best for | Key benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Marble-effect porcelain | Full bathrooms and feature walls | Luxurious, timeless, easier to maintain than real marble. |
| Plain polished porcelain | Modern walls and floors | Clean, minimal, high-end feel. |
| Wood-effect porcelain | Bathroom floors | Warm, natural look with water-resistant performance. |
| Patterned porcelain | Feature floors and walls | Bold, decorative, characterful. |
Practical tips for porcelain bathroom tiles
Porcelain delivers excellent performance, but the results depend on solid preparation and the right materials. Skimping on either tends to show quickly in a wet environment.
Our step-by-step guide to how to install porcelain floor tiles covers what you need to know before starting work on your bathroom project.
- Check each tile's suitability and slip rating for floors, especially in showers and wet rooms.
- Large formats (600x600 and 1200x600) need a flat, well-prepared subfloor and careful layout to avoid narrow cuts.
- Use flexible adhesive and grout designed for porcelain, and back-butter larger tiles to ensure good coverage.
- Order at least 10% extra porcelain tiles to allow for cuts, pattern matching and any breakages.
Porcelain bathroom tile prices
Value marble-effect and plain porcelains on this page start from around £12.97–£19.97 per m², covering ranges such as River Grey, Harmony Ice Cream, Oreal Crema, Jazz, Persian Nero Grey and Kaiman Blue.
Mid-range wood-effect Pavilion tiles sit at around £29.99 per m², while premium designs such as Panda White reach approximately £44.97 per m².
- Value porcelain bathroom tiles – many marble-effect and plain ranges around £13–£20 per m² in sale.
- Mid-range wood-effect and designer looks – Pavilion wood-effect and similar tiles roughly £25–£35 per m².
- Premium feature porcelains – standout designs like Panda White often £40–£50 per m².
Porcelain's long lifespan and low day-to-day maintenance make it excellent value over time. Free samples and 0% finance options make it straightforward to commit with confidence.
Porcelain bathroom tiles FAQs
Are porcelain tiles suitable for both bathroom walls and floors?
Most ranges on this page are ideal for floors and can also be used on walls. Always check individual product suitability, particularly weight tolerances for wall applications.
Do porcelain bathroom tiles need sealing?
Glazed and polished porcelains generally do not need sealing. Their low porosity means they resist moisture without additional treatment, unlike many natural stones.
Are polished porcelain tiles slippery?
Polished surfaces can be slippery when wet. For shower floors and main wet areas, a matt or textured finish with a suitable slip rating is the better choice.
Can I cut and install porcelain tiles myself?
It is possible with a quality wet saw and careful preparation. Many customers prefer professional fitting for large-format tiles or more complex bathroom layouts.
Do you offer samples of porcelain bathroom tiles?
Free samples are available across most ranges. Ordering samples lets you check colours, finishes and sizes at home before committing to a full order.