Grey Tiles
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Liso Dark Grey Gloss Brick Tiles£ 22.97 /m2 Regular Price £29.00 /m2 -
Liso Light Grey Gloss Brick Tiles£ 22.97 /m2 Regular Price £29.00 /m2
Grey Tiles – Wall and Floor Tiles for Every Room
This page brings together a wide selection of grey wall and floor tiles for bathrooms, kitchens, living spaces and outdoor areas. Options span grey marble-effect porcelain — including Martian Grey and Persian Nero Grey — polished contemporary finishes like Nordic Grey, Super Grey and Grafito Nero, grey wood-effect planks such as Hickory Gris, and Ledgestone Grey cladding for textured feature walls.
Grey is one of the most practical neutrals in tiling. It works alongside warm and cool colour schemes, suits both modern open-plan spaces and classic period homes, and hides everyday marks better than white in busy areas.
Prices start from around £16.97 per m² for selected porcelain, rising to £40–£50+ per m² for premium sparkly grey quartz such as Zultanite Grey. For flooring projects specifically, the grey floor tiles category narrows down the range to floor-rated options.
Grey tiles for bathrooms and kitchens
Grey marble-effect porcelain is a popular choice for bathrooms where the goal is a calm, spa-like finish without the upkeep of natural stone. Tiles like Martian Grey, Persian Nero Grey and Summer Grey bring tonal depth and veining that reads as genuinely premium — in a surface that's far more practical for daily use.
On kitchen and bathroom floors, grey porcelain earns its place by being easy to clean and good at concealing splashes and everyday marks. The mid-tone nature of grey means it sits between white (which shows every watermark) and very dark tiles (which show dust).
For walls and sleek reflective floors, polished finishes like Super Grey and Nordic Grey work well in larger bathrooms and contemporary kitchen spaces. In wet rooms, busy hallways and family bathrooms, matt and R10-rated options like Zurich Grey Matt are the more sensible choice underfoot.
The full bathroom tiles and kitchen tiles collections each include grey options filtered by room and surface type.
Grey tiles by style
The range covers marble-effect, stone and concrete-effect, wood-effect and outdoor paving styles — so there's a grey tile suited to almost any brief, from a sleek city apartment to a country kitchen extension.
- Grey marble-effect tiles — Martian Grey, Grey Onyx, Coyate Nero and Megalith Grey offer luxury veined finishes for bathrooms, living areas and statement floors. See the full grey wall tiles range for marble-effect options suited to vertical surfaces.
- Concrete and stone-effect tiles — Stone Effect Paving, Aleut Grefitio and Monaco Dark Grey suit modern, urban floors and covered patios. Many options are also available as outdoor porcelain tiles for terraces and garden areas.
- Grey wood-effect tiles — Hickory Gris brings a plank-style warmth to kitchens and lounges without the maintenance of real timber.
- Ledgestone Grey cladding — textured porcelain panels for feature walls, fireplaces and behind-sofa accent walls that add dimension without paint or wallpaper.
Grey tile materials and finishes compared
| Type | Best for | Main benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Grey polished porcelain (Super Grey, Nordic Grey, Grafito Nero) | Sleek floors, feature walls, open-plan living areas | Reflective finish, makes rooms feel lighter and larger |
| Grey matt and R10 porcelain (Zurich Grey Matt, Dark Grey Matt) | Wet rooms, bathroom floors, hallways | Slip-resistant, practical for busy or wet surfaces |
| Grey marble-effect porcelain | Bathrooms, living rooms, statement kitchen floors | Premium veined look, no sealing needed, easier than real stone |
| Grey wood-effect porcelain (Hickory Gris) | Kitchens, lounges, hallways | Timber-style warmth with porcelain durability and low maintenance |
| Grey sparkly quartz (Zultanite Grey) | Feature floors, luxury bathrooms | Eye-catching sparkle, hard-wearing surface for statement areas |
Grey tile price guide
Prices across the grey tiles range depend on material, finish, size and whether items are currently on promotion. Larger formats and specialist finishes tend to sit at the higher end of the scale.
| Price band | Typical tiles | Best for |
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| Value (£16.97–£20 per m²) | Grafito Nero, Super Grey, Grey Onyx, Martian Grey | Bathrooms, kitchens, large-area floors and walls |
| Mid-range (£20–£35 per m²) | Many marble-effect options, Ledgestone Grey cladding, Monaco Dark Grey | Feature walls, living areas, hallways, kitchen floors |
| Premium (£35–£50+ per m²) | Zultanite Grey sparkly quartz and specialist outdoor paving | Statement floors, luxury bathrooms, outdoor terraces |
Grey tiles FAQs
Q: Are grey tiles a good choice for small bathrooms and kitchens?
A: Yes — lighter greys and polished finishes reflect light and can make compact rooms feel more open. Mid-tone greys are particularly forgiving in smaller spaces as they don't demand the same upkeep as white tiles.
Q: Do grey floor tiles show dirt and marks easily?
A: Grey is one of the better colours for hiding everyday dust and splashes. Mid-tone greys mask marks more effectively than white or very dark tiles, making them a practical choice for busy kitchens and hallways.
Q: Which grey tiles are best for bathroom and hallway floors?
A: Look for matt or R10-rated grey porcelain tiles for wet rooms and hallways — these offer better grip underfoot. Polished grey tiles are better suited to drier areas or walls where slip resistance is less of a concern.
Q: Can I use the same grey tile on both walls and floors?
A: Some tiles in the range are rated for both, but always check the product specification. Wall tiles are not always suitable for floor use, and floor tiles used on walls may be heavier than necessary for vertical installation.
Q: Are polished or matt grey tiles easier to look after?
A: Matt tiles tend to show fewer watermarks and fingerprints day-to-day. Polished grey tiles can show smears more readily but are easy to wipe clean and look particularly striking in areas where they catch the light.