Red Tiles
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Victorian Red & Black Chequer Mosaics£ 91.00 /m2 Regular Price £99.00 /m2 -
Ledgestone Sheera Split Face Cladding£ 59.97 /m2 Regular Price £72.00 /m2 -
Jazz Pink Marble Effect Porcelain Tiles£ 19.97 /m2 Regular Price £51.02 /m2 -
Aragon Red Terracotta Quarry Tiles£ 39.97 /m2 Regular Price £69.00 /m2 -
Victorian Red & Black Chequer Mosaics Border£ 499 /m2 Regular Price £600.00 /m2 -
Victorian Red & White Chequer Mosaics Corner£ 384 /m2 Regular Price £440.00 /m2 -
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Red and Red-Toned Tiles
This page showcases red and red-toned tiles for walls, floors and outdoor spaces — spanning sparkly quartz, Victorian checker mosaics, terracotta quarry tiles, R11 red porcelain, multicolour rust slate and sandstone paving. Key ranges include Amethyst Plum Sparkly Quartz, Victorian Red & Black Chequer Mosaics, Victorian Red Mosaics, Aragon Red Terracotta Quarry, Tokyo Red Matt R11, Multi Slate Rust, Brazilian Multi Slate, Rainbow Sandstone and Handmade Terracotta Floor Tiles.
Red is a bold, warm and characterful choice that works across statement bathrooms, kitchen splashbacks, period hallways and outdoor patios. For wall-specific options, browse our red wall tiles selection.
Why choose red tiles?
Red tiles bring energy, warmth and genuine drama to bathrooms, kitchens, hallways and feature areas — whether that's the deep jewel tone of plum quartz or the sun-baked earthiness of handmade terracotta. Few colours make the same immediate impression underfoot or on a feature wall.
- Creates standout feature walls, splashbacks and floors with rich, saturated colour that holds its character over time.
- Works particularly well alongside white, cream, black, aged wood and metallic finishes including brass and copper.
- Available here across very different material types: sparkly quartz, Victorian mosaics, terracotta quarry, slate, sandstone and R11 anti-slip porcelain.
- Suitable for both indoor and outdoor projects — always check the individual tile's usage and slip-resistance rating before specifying for external areas or wet floors.
- Covers a wide tonal spread from deep plum and brick red to warm rust and earthy terracotta, giving real flexibility in how bold or grounded the result feels.
Red tiles for bathrooms, kitchens and outdoor spaces
Sparkly quartz tiles like Amethyst Plum are a popular choice for bathroom feature walls, shower alcoves and kitchen splashbacks — the light-catching surface gives an unmistakably glamorous finish that works in both contemporary and maximalist interiors. Used on a single wall or as a niche liner, they deliver impact without requiring the whole room to commit.
Victorian Red & Black Chequer Mosaics — including matching borders and corner pieces — and Victorian Red Mosaics are the definitive choice for period hallways, porches and bathroom floors. The red and black checkerboard layout in particular is a classic that references original Victorian terrazzo work and sits naturally in pre-war properties. See further combinations in our red and black tiles range.
For high-traffic floors and outdoor-adjacent spaces, Tokyo Red Matt R11 porcelain and terracotta quarry tiles including Aragon Red and Handmade Terracotta are strong practical options — the R11 rating on Tokyo Red confirms adequate slip resistance for steps, porches and covered patios.
Red tile styles and materials
This range spans sparkly quartz, Victorian mosaics, terracotta quarry tiles, multicolour rust slate and sandstone — a wide spread of materials united by their warm red and earthy tones. For additional red wall ideas in natural clay, see our terracotta wall tiles.
- Amethyst Plum Sparkly Quartz tiles for light-catching bathroom walls, shower features and kitchen splashbacks where a glamorous finish is the aim.
- Victorian Red & Black Chequer Mosaics, borders, corner pieces and Victorian Red Mosaics for authentic period-style hallways, bathroom floors and entrance porches.
- Aragon Red Terracotta Quarry tiles and Handmade Terracotta Floor Tiles for rustic, farmhouse-style floors in kitchens, porches and garden rooms.
- Multi Slate Rust and Brazilian Multi Slate tiles for richly variegated red-rust floors, feature walls and fireplace surrounds with natural colour movement.
- Rainbow Sandstone and Silver & Pink Granite Paving for outdoor patios and garden paths where warm red, pink and earthy tones suit a natural planting scheme.
The table below outlines the four main red tile categories with practical guidance on where each performs best.
| Type | Best for | Main benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Sparkly red quartz tiles | Bathroom feature walls, shower niches, kitchen splashbacks | Light-catching finish, strong visual impact in small areas |
| Victorian red mosaics and checkerboard sets | Period hallways, entrance porches, bathroom floors | Authentic Victorian look, complete border and corner sets available |
| Terracotta quarry and handmade terracotta tiles | Kitchen floors, farmhouse-style rooms, garden porches | Warm earthen character, durable, suits period and rustic interiors |
| Multi-slate and sandstone/stone paving | Feature walls, fireplaces, outdoor patios and paths | Natural colour variation, tactile texture, suited to indoor and outdoor use |
Red tile price guide
Prices vary considerably by material — porcelain, quartz, slate, sandstone and handmade terracotta sit at very different points — as well as size, thickness and current promotions.
| Price band | Typical tiles | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Value — approx. £24.99–£30/m² | Tokyo Red Matt R11, Tokyo Siena, selected Multi Slate Rust and Brazilian Multi Slate | Larger floor areas, outdoor-facing spaces and budget-led projects |
| Mid-range — approx. £30–£50/m² | Aragon Red Terracotta Quarry, Handmade Terracotta, Rainbow Sandstone and granite paving | Kitchen and hallway floors, rustic interiors and garden patios |
| Premium — approx. £50–£90+/m² | Amethyst Plum Sparkly Quartz, Victorian Red & Black Chequer Mosaics and period border sets | Feature walls, luxury bathrooms and authentic period hallway floors |
Red tiles FAQs
Q: Are red tiles too strong for small bathrooms or kitchens?
A: Used on a single feature wall or as a floor tile with neutral walls above, red reads as bold rather than overwhelming — proportion is what matters more than room size.
Q: Can I use red tiles on both walls and floors?
A: Several options in this range are dual-rated — always verify the individual product's floor suitability and slip-resistance rating before specifying for any floor application.
Q: Which red tiles are best for outdoor patios and steps?
A: Tokyo Red Matt R11 is the clearest outdoor-ready option thanks to its anti-slip rating; Rainbow Sandstone and granite paving also perform well in external garden settings.
Q: Do terracotta and natural stone tiles need sealing and extra maintenance?
A: Yes — both are porous materials that benefit from a penetrating sealer on installation and periodic re-sealing thereafter; porcelain alternatives require no sealing at all.
Q: How can I combine red tiles with other colours without overpowering a room?
A: Pair red tiles with white or off-white grout and keep surrounding walls and cabinetry neutral — this lets the colour anchor the space without competing with everything else in it.