Kitchen Tiles
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Super Grey Polished Porcelain Tiles£ 14.99 /m2 Regular Price £21.54 /m2 -
Cedar Brown Wood Effect Porcelain Tiles£ 17.97 /m2 Regular Price £30.00 /m2 -
Persian Nero Grey Marble Effect Porcelain Tiles£ 17.97 /m2 Regular Price £43.16 /m2 -
Jazz Pink Marble Effect Porcelain Tiles£ 19.97 /m2 Regular Price £51.02 /m2

Kitchen Tiles For Every Wall, Floor And Splashback
Browse over 700 kitchen tiles for floors, walls and splashbacks — marble‑effect porcelain, wood‑effect planks, polished neutrals and sparkly styles like Diamond White and Zultanite Grey Sparkly Quartz Tiles.
Shop porcelain, ceramic, quartz and stone‑effect designs at massively reduced prices, with free samples and 0% finance on every order.
Use our kitchen tiles by type page to narrow down the options faster.
What are kitchen tiles and where do they go?
Kitchen tiles are hard‑wearing ceramic, porcelain or quartz coverings built to handle heat, moisture, grease and daily use on floors, walls and splashbacks.
Different areas call for different specs. Core uses include:
- Floor tiles — porcelain with matt or textured finishes for grip and durability in high‑traffic areas.
- Wall tiles — ceramic or porcelain around hobs and sinks for easy‑wipe protection.
- Splashback tiles — gloss or large‑format options to reduce grout lines and simplify cleaning behind hobs and sinks.
Browse the full kitchen floor tiles range for floor‑specific options.




Best types of kitchen tiles
Porcelain, ceramic and quartz are the main materials in this range, each suited to different kitchen areas and budgets.
For full guidance on choosing between them, read our article on what is the best tile for the kitchen.
- Porcelain — Dense, low‑porosity tiles for floors and busy walls; ranges include Super White, Super Grey, Super Ivory and marble‑effect options.
- Ceramic — Lighter and more affordable, suited mainly to walls and splashbacks, with many colours and patterns available.
- Quartz — Engineered sparkly tiles such as Diamond White and Zultanite Grey, ideal for premium splashbacks and statement floors.
Kitchen tile styles on this page
Four main looks are available: marble‑effect porcelains, plain polished and matt tiles, wood‑effect planks and sparkly quartz.
For darker kitchen schemes, see our black kitchen tiles colour page. The full style list includes:
- Marble‑effect porcelain — Statuario Grande, Jazz Black, Astrus Blue, Genova Black, River Grey, Infinity Brown, Oreal Pearl, Mercury White, Eden Blue, Megalith Grey, Persian Nero Grey and Jazz Pink.
- Plain polished and matt — Brillo White, Super White, Super Grey, Super Ivory and Cream Matt for simple, modern kitchens.
- Wood‑effect porcelain — Cedar Brown Wood Effect tiles for warm, plank‑style kitchen floors.
- Sparkly quartz — Diamond White and Zultanite Grey Sparkly Quartz Tiles for glittering splashbacks, floors or feature walls.
Kitchen tile materials and finishes at a glance
| Option | Best for | Key benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Porcelain tiles | Floors and high‑wear walls | Very durable, low porosity, ideal for busy kitchens |
| Ceramic tiles | Walls and splashbacks | Budget‑friendly, easy to cut, wide choice of designs |
| Quartz tiles | Splashbacks and some floors | Premium look, non‑porous, sparkly finish |
| Matt finish | Floors and low‑sheen walls | Hides marks, better grip underfoot |
| Gloss finish | Splashbacks and compact kitchens | Reflects light, makes spaces feel larger |
Where to use kitchen tiles
Kitchen tiles work across every surface — choosing the right tile for each area improves both performance and long‑term looks.
For feature areas like a tiled island or accent wall, see our modern kitchen tile designs for ideas on colour, pattern and sparkle.
- Kitchen floors — porcelain with matt or textured finishes for grip and long‑term durability.
- Kitchen walls — easy‑wipe ceramic or porcelain near hobs and sinks.
- Splashbacks — gloss or large‑format tiles to cut grout lines and speed up cleaning.
- Feature areas — pattern, colour or sparkly quartz on one wall or island face for a striking finish.
Kitchen tile prices and value
Prices run from around £12.97 to £49.99 per m², covering budget porcelain through to premium quartz.
| Tier | Price per m² | Typical tiles |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | £15–£25 | River Grey, Eden Blue, Cream Matt porcelain |
| Mid‑range | £25–£40 | Brillo White, Super Ivory, Cedar Brown wood‑effect |
| Premium | £40+ | Diamond White and Zultanite Grey Sparkly Quartz |
Material, finish, size and format all affect the final price per m². Installation costs sit on top of tile prices and vary by project.




Kitchen tiles FAQs
Are porcelain tiles better than ceramic for kitchen floors?
Yes. Porcelain is denser and less porous than ceramic, making it more durable and water‑resistant for busy kitchen floors.
Can I use the same tile on kitchen walls and floors?
Yes, as long as the tile has a suitable slip‑resistance rating for floor use. Always check the specification first.
Are gloss tiles too slippery for kitchen floors?
Gloss tiles are better suited to walls and splashbacks. On kitchen floors, choose matt or textured finishes for safer grip.
How much should I budget for kitchen tiles and fitting?
Tiles on this site range from £12.97 to £49.99 per m². Budget separately for adhesive, grout and professional installation.
Do you offer free samples and finance on kitchen tiles?
Yes. Free samples are available across the range, and 0% finance is offered to spread the cost of larger orders.



























