Quartz Floor Tiles

This page showcases sparkly quartz floor tiles filled with mirror flecks — engineered for glamorous bathrooms, kitchens and living areas that demand a statement floor.

Choose from a strong colour range including black, white, grey, cream, blue, red and plum, all with low moisture absorption and durable everyday performance. Browse the full quartz material hub for the complete collection.

Why choose quartz floor tiles?

Quartz floor tiles are engineered with a high quartz and resin content, then filled with small mirror pieces that catch and reflect light across the full surface of the tile.

That construction gives them very low moisture absorption, strong stain resistance and a surface that wipes down quickly — practical advantages for busy kitchens, bathrooms and commercial spaces.

They work best in statement bathrooms, glamorous kitchens, hallways and open-plan living zones where the sparkle effect is visible across a larger floor area.

One important note: quartz tiles are generally not recommended for use with underfloor heating systems. The resin content can be affected by sustained heat, so standard adhesive fixing without heating cables beneath is the preferred approach. Read more about living with quartz in the blog 10 reasons why you should have quartz tiles in your home.

• Engineered sparkle finish that no natural stone or standard ceramic can replicate
• Very low moisture absorption — performs reliably in wet rooms and bathrooms
• Stain resistant and easy to clean with minimal effort day to day
• Highly durable surface for both residential and light commercial use
• Broad colour range means a matching or contrasting floor is achievable in almost any scheme

Sparkly quartz colours on this page

Each colour on this page is designed to do something specific to a room — the mirror flecks amplify whatever tone you choose, so colour selection matters more here than with standard tiles.

Midnight Black Sparkly Quartz delivers dramatic, hotel-style floors that work exceptionally well against white gloss bathroom units, chrome fittings and ceiling spotlights — the contrast makes the sparkle read at its most intense.

Zultanite Grey Sparkly Quartz is the most versatile option on the page — a mid-tone grey that pairs with both light and dark kitchen cabinets and sits naturally in contemporary open-plan spaces.

Arabian Cream Sparkly Quartz softens the effect considerably, producing a warm, neutral floor that suits cream or timber-toned kitchens and bathrooms where a lighter, more understated sparkle is preferred.

Sapphire Blue and Ruby Red are bold feature choices — best used where the floor is the intended focal point, particularly in smaller bathrooms or cloakrooms where a single strong colour makes the most impact.

Amethyst Plum brings a rich, luxe quality to any scheme, pairing well with brushed gold or brass fittings and dark-toned furniture for a genuinely distinctive result.

• Midnight Black — hotel-style bathrooms, statement hallways, spaces with chrome and white fittings
• Zultanite Grey — contemporary kitchens, open-plan living areas, versatile modern schemes
• Arabian Cream — warm kitchens, neutral bathrooms, softer interiors where subtlety matters
• Sapphire Blue and Ruby Red — bold feature bathroom floors, cloakrooms, accent spaces
• Amethyst Plum — luxe bathrooms and en suites, especially with gold or brass hardware

Best rooms for quartz floor tiles

Quartz floor tiles bring the most value in rooms where their reflective surface can be appreciated — and where low moisture absorption is a genuine practical benefit.

Bathrooms and en suites are the most popular choice. The water resistance handles splashing and steam without issue, and the sparkle effect transforms an ordinary floor into something much more considered. Always check slip resistance ratings and avoid installing over underfloor heating.

In kitchens, quartz floors deal with spills and splashes efficiently — the surface wipes clean quickly and holds up well under the kind of daily traffic a working kitchen generates. They pair especially well with high-gloss units and recessed lighting.

Hallways and living areas benefit from the durability quartz offers at floor level — the surface resists scuffs and scratches from everyday use and maintains its finish without intensive maintenance. Find out more about where quartz can work in your home in the blog 10 ways quartz tiles can improve your home.

• Bathrooms and en suites — low moisture absorption, glamorous finish, check slip rating before buying
• Kitchens — easy-clean, handles spills, pairs well with gloss units and spotlights
• Hallways and living areas — durable, resists everyday scuffs, makes a strong design statement

Quartz vs porcelain vs ceramic

This table compares look, maintenance and best uses to help you decide which floor material suits your project.

Material	Key benefits	Best for
Quartz floor tiles	Ultra-gloss sparkle finish, very low moisture absorption, strong and stain resistant	Statement bathrooms, kitchens and hallways; not suited to underfloor heating
Porcelain floor tiles	Very durable, low water absorption, wide range of looks and formats	Busy floors throughout the home; generally compatible with underfloor heating
Ceramic floor tiles	Good value, easy to cut and install, wide colour range available	Lighter-use floors and walls where budget and ease of fitting matter most

Quartz floor tile prices

Quartz floor tiles on this page sit at a premium compared with standard porcelain, reflecting the specialist manufacturing process and mirror-fleck content that produces the sparkle finish.

• Core quartz floors (approx. £40–£60/m²): Midnight Black Sparkly Quartz at around £41.99/m² sits at the accessible end, with Zultanite Grey and Amethyst Plum around £49.99/m² offering more distinctive colourways at a mid-range price
• Mid-range colours (approx. £50–£60/m²): Arabian Cream and Ruby Red at approximately £54.99/m² — warmer and bolder tones that command a slightly higher price due to colour complexity
• Premium colours (approx. £70–£80+/m²): Sapphire Blue Quartz Sparkly Tiles at £79.99/m² represent the top of the range — rarer colour, denser mirror-fleck content and the most dramatic visual result

Colour rarity, mirror-fleck density, tile size and brand specification all influence where a quartz tile falls within these bands. Order free samples first — sparkle intensity and colour tone can look quite different in your own lighting compared to a screen. To compare quartz against other floor materials by price, browse the full floor tiles range.