Patterned Kitchen Tiles

This category offers patterned kitchen tiles for splashbacks, feature walls and floors, including Moroccan-style designs and softer options like Oyster Pearl Cream Polished Porcelain Tiles.

Bold pattern creates a characterful focal point, while staying durable and easy to clean in busy kitchens. Browse our wider kitchen tiles range for more options.

Style and Pattern Choices

Moroccan-inspired geometric designs bring bold colour and pattern, making them a popular choice for statement splashbacks and feature walls.

Elsewhere in the range, Bourton Marine Blue Patterned Ceramic Tiles, Vintage Industrial Star Matt Pattern Tiles and Seoul Black Matt R11 Porcelain Tiles offer pattern for floors and feature areas.

For a quieter look, Oyster Pearl Cream Polished Porcelain Tiles bring a gentle mottled pattern suited to understated kitchens.

• Choose bold Moroccan patterns for a strong focal splashback
• Use vintage or geometric designs in larger, open-plan rooms
• Pick soft patterned porcelain for compact or neutral kitchens
• Match pattern boldness to your cabinet style for balance

Explore more designs in our patterned tiles category.

Where to Use Patterned Tiles in the Kitchen

Patterned tiles work well as full or half-height splashbacks behind hobs and sinks, and as feature walls behind open shelving or around windows.

They also suit statement floors or defined zones, such as a dining nook or kitchen island. Small-format options like Seoul Black Matt R11 Porcelain Tiles can offer more grip and definition on floors, while ceramic patterns such as Bourton Marine Blue suit walls and light-use floors.

• Full splashback in a bold Moroccan pattern
• Feature wall behind open shelving or a window
• Defined floor zone for a dining nook or island
• Wall-focused pattern with a plain floor for balance

See our patterned kitchen wall tiles for wall-specific options.

Materials, Finishes and Maintenance

Glazed ceramic options, such as Bourton Marine Blue Patterned Ceramic Tiles and Lyon Cube Pattern Brown, sit alongside porcelain choices like Vintage Industrial Star, Seoul Black and Blue Matt, and Jazz Aqua and Jazz Black.

Polished porcelain, such as Oyster Pearl Cream, gives a sleek, reflective finish better suited to walls and carefully chosen floors. Glazed ceramic and porcelain are both durable, moisture-resistant and easy to wipe.

Patterned tiles tend to hide everyday marks better than plain tiles, though grout lines still need regular cleaning.

• Wipe surfaces with a mild cleaner regularly
• Clean grout lines to keep patterns looking sharp
• Avoid abrasive pads on polished finishes

For more on material differences, see our porcelain vs ceramic guide.

Compare Patterned Kitchen Tiles

This table compares three patterned tiles by look and best kitchen use.