Quartz Bathroom Tiles
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Sapphire Blue Quartz Sparkly Tiles£ 79.99 /m2 Regular Price £105.00 /m2
Sparkling Bathroom Tiles
This page showcases sparkly quartz bathroom tiles for walls and floors, with white, black, cream, grey, plum and blue options to suit both bold and understated schemes.
Quartz is durable, water-resistant and built for busy bathrooms. The high-shine surface reflects light well, making it a popular choice in contemporary UK bathrooms of all sizes.
Browse alongside our wider bathroom tiles by material selection. Free samples and 0% finance are available to help you plan and order with confidence.
Why choose quartz bathroom tiles?
Quartz is an engineered tile material with low porosity and high durability, well suited to wet rooms, family bathrooms and shower enclosures. For more inspiration, take a look at our quartz tile ideas article.
- Highly water-resistant, making it a practical choice for shower walls and wet room floors.
- Hard-wearing and scratch-resistant for lasting performance in busy bathrooms.
- Easy to clean with standard household products and no sealing required.
- The sparkly, high-gloss finish reflects light, helping smaller bathrooms feel brighter and more open.
- Available in lighter tones such as white and cream and darker options including black and plum.
Choosing colours and finishes
From bold statement shades to calm neutrals, this range spans sparkly quartz tiles for walls and floors across a broad palette.
- Bold options like Amethyst Plum and Sapphire Blue make a striking feature wall or a show-stopping shower surround.
- Neutrals including Diamond White, Arabian Cream and Zultanite Grey keep bathrooms feeling light and contemporary.
- Midnight Black suits dramatic, hotel-style schemes and works best when balanced with lighter fittings or adjoining tiles.
- The mirror-chip sparkly finish adds a glamorous, light-catching quality to both compact and spacious rooms.
Carry a single colour across floors and walls for a clean, unified finish, or mix tones for contrast. See our bathroom style ideas article for layout and colour inspiration.
Walls, floors and showers
These quartz tiles can create a coordinated look across multiple areas of your bathroom; always check individual product pages for confirmed wall and floor suitability before ordering.
- Feature walls behind the bath or basin suit bold sparkly colours for maximum visual impact.
- Fully tiled shower enclosures benefit from quartz's water-resistant, easy-wipe surface and high-gloss finish.
- For bathroom floors, always confirm the tile carries a suitable slip-resistance rating before laying in wet areas.
- Use lighter quartz on walls and darker tones on floors for a balanced, grounded feel.
- In small cloakrooms or en-suites, the reflective finish makes the space feel noticeably brighter.
Our bathroom tiles by popular sizes page helps match tile formats to different areas and bathroom layouts.
Quartz vs other bathroom tiles
Quartz is one of several strong bathroom tile options, but stands apart with its distinctive sparkly, high-gloss finish that other materials typically don't replicate.
| Tile type | Key benefits | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Quartz bathroom tiles | Sparkly high-gloss finish, durable, low porosity, premium look. | Statement walls, feature areas, glamorous bathrooms. |
| Porcelain bathroom tiles | Versatile, wide range of finishes, very durable, low maintenance. | All-round use on floors, walls and wet rooms. |
| Ceramic bathroom tiles | Budget-friendly, wide colour choice, lighter duty than porcelain. | Bathroom walls, lower-traffic areas, splashbacks. |
| Natural stone tiles | Premium, unique variation, high-end feel. | Feature walls and luxury bathrooms; requires sealing and extra care. |
Quartz bathroom tile prices
Quartz bathroom tiles sit in the mid-to-premium range, reflecting their distinctive high-gloss finish and long-term bathroom performance.
| Price band (per m²) | What you can expect | Example colours |
|---|---|---|
| Around £40–£45 | Core sparkly quartz tiles for feature walls and full bathroom schemes. | White, black. |
| Around £50–£60 | Wider colour range for feature walls or complete room schemes. | Cream, plum, grey. |
| Around £75–£80 | Standout statement shades; most impactful as a single feature wall. | Sapphire blue. |
Order free samples to assess colour and finish at home before committing. Site promotions may also apply, so check current pricing when you're ready to order.
Caring for quartz bathroom tiles
Quartz is low maintenance compared with most natural stone options, requiring no sealing and only straightforward regular cleaning to stay looking its best.
- Wipe regularly with mild detergent and warm water to keep the surface clean and bright.
- Avoid harsh abrasives or scouring pads that could dull the high-gloss finish over time.
- Dry floor tiles after heavy wet use to reduce any slip risk.
- Use bathroom-appropriate products and test in a discreet area before applying anything new across the whole surface.
- Clean up cosmetics, hair dye or similar products promptly to protect the tile finish.
Normal household cleaning is all that's needed to keep quartz tiles looking bright and well-maintained over the long term.
Quartz bathroom tiles FAQs
Q: Are quartz bathroom tiles suitable for shower walls and enclosures?
Yes. Low porosity and water resistance make quartz a practical, stylish choice for shower walls and fully tiled shower enclosures.
Q: Can I use quartz tiles on a bathroom floor?
Many quartz tiles can be used on floors. Always check the slip-resistance rating on the individual product page before laying in wet areas.
Q: Do quartz tiles need sealing?
No. Unlike natural stone, quartz does not require sealing. Low porosity makes it naturally resistant to water and staining without additional treatment.
Q: Will sparkly quartz tiles make a small bathroom look bigger?
The light-reflecting, high-gloss finish helps smaller rooms feel brighter and more open. Lighter tones like white or cream enhance this effect most noticeably.
Q: How do quartz bathroom tiles compare with porcelain or ceramic?
Quartz has a unique sparkly finish that porcelain and ceramic don't replicate. Porcelain is a versatile all-round option; ceramic suits lower-budget wall projects well.