Coloured Tiles
Coloured Tiles for Every Room
Coloured ceramic and porcelain tiles are available for walls, floors, splashbacks, and feature areas across kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, and living spaces.
Browse this page to filter by shade, finish, and room — from clean whites and neutral greys through to bold blacks, blues, greens, and warmer tones.
Explore colour-specific ranges including White Wall Tiles, Grey Wall Tiles, and Black Tiles to narrow your search further.
Choosing Tile Colour by Room and Style
Colour is one of the first decisions when planning a tiling project. The right shade depends on your room, light levels, and how the space is used.
Bathrooms
- White and soft grey tiles create a clean, open feel on walls and floors in most bathroom layouts.
- Mid-tone greys and blues hide watermarks better than very pale or very dark shades — a practical choice for busy bathrooms.
- Blue tones add depth to smaller rooms without making them feel closed in.
Kitchens
- Neutral floor tiles paired with a bolder splashback colour help separate zones without overwhelming the room.
- Darker shades such as charcoal or deep grey frame worktops well and contrast cleanly with light cabinetry.
Hallways and Living Areas
- Beige, cream, and grey floor tiles suit high-traffic areas — they wear well and stay looking presentable with minimal effort.
- Lighter colours reflect more light and make narrow hallways feel wider; deeper tones add warmth to larger open spaces.
Feature Walls and Accents
- Black, deep green, or blush pink tiles work well as statement areas behind baths or as kitchen splashbacks.
- Browse wall tiles by style to find colour and pattern combinations suited to feature areas.
Unsure whether to go ceramic or porcelain? Read our guide to porcelain vs ceramic tiles before deciding.
Use the filters in the product grid to compare options by colour, material, and finish.
Colour Comparison Guide
| Colour | Best For | Maintenance |
|---|---|---|
| White | Small bathrooms, splashbacks, walls | Shows marks easily; wipe regularly |
| Grey | Floors, hallways, large bathrooms | Forgiving — hides dust and light marks |
| Black | Statement walls, modern kitchens | Shows water spots; dry after use |
| Cream & Beige | Living areas, period-style bathrooms | Low maintenance; suits busy spaces |
| Blue | Bathrooms, splashbacks, accents | Easy to clean; mid-tones best |
| Green | Kitchen splashbacks, feature walls | Darker shades hide marks well |
| Bold feature colours | Alcoves, accent walls, wet room features | Varies by shade and finish |
Finishes, Sizes, and Practical Considerations
The finish and format of a tile affect how its colour reads in a room. Getting both right makes a significant difference to the end result.
Polished vs Matt Finishes
- Polished and gloss tiles reflect light, brightening white and cream shades and making bold colours appear richer and more saturated.
- Matt finishes perform better on busy floors and complement soft, natural colour palettes without showing every footprint.
Large vs Small Formats
- Large tiles (60x60 or 60x120cm) in pale colours reduce grout lines and give rooms a more spacious, open feel.
- Smaller formats work well on splashbacks and feature walls where colour or pattern carries more visual weight.
Matching Walls and Floors
- Using the same colour on walls and floors creates a calm, cohesive look — popular in bathrooms and wet rooms.
- Contrasting colours help define separate zones in open-plan kitchens and living areas.
Some coloured tiles are currently reduced in our sale tiles section. Order free samples to test colours at home before placing an order.
Coloured Tile Prices
Prices vary by material, size, finish, and design effect. Ceramic is the most affordable option; large-format porcelain and marble-effect tiles sit at the higher end.
TilesPorcelain offers competitive UK prices across all colour ranges, with regular reductions available throughout the year.
| Tile Type | Typical Price (per m²) | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Budget ceramic wall tiles | £8–£20/m² | Bathroom walls, kitchen splashbacks |
| Mid-range porcelain floor tiles | £20–£45/m² | Bathroom floors, hallways, kitchens |
| Premium large-format or marble-effect porcelain | £45–£90/m² | Living areas, wet rooms, feature walls |
FAQs: Choosing Tile Colours
What is the best tile colour for a small bathroom?
White, pale grey, or soft cream tiles are a reliable choice — lighter shades reflect more light and help a small bathroom feel more open.
Do dark floor tiles make a room look smaller?
They can create a cosier feel, but large-format dark tiles with tight grout lines reduce this effect and work well in bigger rooms.
Which tile colours are easiest to keep clean?
Mid-tones such as grey, beige, and soft blue hide everyday marks and dust far better than very pale or very dark tiles.
Should my wall and floor tiles be the same colour?
Matching tones create a calm, cohesive look. Contrasting colours add visual interest and help separate zones within a room.
How do I choose tile colour when I have coloured cabinets or worktops?
Choose a neutral tile that complements the cabinet tone — lighter tiles open the space while darker tiles add contrast and definition.