Black Wall Tiles
Premium Black Wall Tiling Ideas
This page brings together our full range of black porcelain wall tiles, from polished and matt finishes to marble-effect designs and split-face cladding — for bold statement walls in bathrooms, kitchens and living spaces.
Why choose black wall tiles?
From the high-gloss intensity of Super Black Polished to the quieter character of Super Black Matt, these tiles suit a wide range of interior styles — from sleek contemporary bathrooms to industrial-inspired kitchen walls.
- High visual impact: Black adds depth and drama to feature walls, shower enclosures and kitchen splashbacks in a way that pale tiles simply can't replicate.
- Durable porcelain body: All black porcelain wall tiles on this page are dense, non-porous and built for everyday use in wet areas.
- Easy maintenance: Despite the colour, porcelain tiles clean up quickly — a damp cloth handles most marks and spills with no fuss.
- Versatile across rooms: Bathrooms, kitchens, hallways and living rooms all benefit from a confident use of black on the walls.




Polished, matt and textured black walls
Choosing a finish is the first decision to make with black wall tiles — and it shapes the whole feel of the room.
- Polished black: Best for statement walls, feature panels and spaces where you want light reflection and a high-end hotel feel.
- Matt black: Best for family bathrooms, everyday kitchen splashbacks and rooms where a harder-wearing, low-glare surface is the priority.
- Split-face cladding: Best for living rooms, hallways and exterior feature walls where a textured, three-dimensional effect adds real architectural interest.
Marble-effect and glitter black tiles
For those who want black with a sense of movement and luxury, the black marble effect tiles on this page deliver exactly that. Asterix Black, Jazz Black and Lexa Black replicate the characteristic fine white veining of natural stone.
- Hotel-style bathrooms: Full-wall Jazz Black or Asterix Black marble-effect for a monochrome, high-impact look that reads as genuinely designed.
- Luxury shower walls: Rio Black with gold veining alongside brushed gold fittings for a warm, opulent contrast.
- Kitchen splashbacks: Lexa Black behind white or wood cabinetry for bold contrast without committing to a fully dark room.
- Glamorous feature walls: Glitter black tiles in a bathroom niche or behind a vanity mirror for a finish that earns a second look.
Where to use black wall tiles
Bathrooms and showers
- Use Super Black Polished as a floor-to-ceiling feature wall behind a freestanding bath for maximum impact.
- Use Asterix Black in a walk-in shower with minimal grout joints and chrome fittings for a clean, sharp finish.
- Use Super Black Matt as a practical full-wall option in a family bathroom where durability comes first.
Kitchens and splashbacks
Black tiles work with almost any kitchen cabinet colour — particularly white, natural oak and sage green. Browse kitchen tiles for complementary floor options to complete the scheme.
- Use Jazz Black as a full splashback behind a white kitchen for high contrast and strong visual interest.
- Use Lexa Black as a smaller feature panel above a hob rather than a full-wall tile for a balanced look.
- Use Super Black Matt in a utility room for a practical, easy-clean surface that handles daily wear.
Living rooms and feature walls
For a sleeker approach, a panel of large black wall tiles in polished or matt finish creates a clean, contemporary backdrop behind a media unit or console table.
- Use Ledgestone Black cladding on a chimney breast — pair with brass accessories and warm wood flooring for balance.
- Use Ledgestone Black & Rust for a TV wall that has real depth and tonal variation without feeling monolithic.
- Use large-format Super Black Matt tiles on a hallway wall for a gallery-like backdrop that works with any floor colour.
Size, layout and grout choices
Layout choices matter as much as the tile itself. A simple stacked pattern suits large-format polished tiles; a brick-bond offset works well with standard formats; cladding looks best in a straightforward horizontal run, fitted tightly to maintain the 3D effect.
- Dark grout on black tiles creates a near-continuous surface — best for polished tiles where you want the fewest visual interruptions.
- Light or white grout on black tiles creates strong contrast lines — a deliberate grid pattern that suits matt finishes and cladding formats.
- Stacked layout works well with large black porcelain tiles in a contemporary bathroom or kitchen setting.
- Brick-bond layout suits standard-format matt tiles and breaks up a plain wall with movement and rhythm.
- Explore other options in the full wall tiles range for complementary colours and formats.
Black wall tile options at a glance
| Tile type | Best for | Key benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Polished black porcelain | Feature walls, hotel-style bathrooms, light-limited spaces | Mirror-like finish that reflects light; high visual impact |
| Matt black porcelain | Family bathrooms, kitchen splashbacks, utility rooms | Soft, non-reflective finish; practical and low-maintenance |
| Textured and split-face cladding | Living room feature walls, chimney breasts, hallways | 3D surface texture with real depth; see large black wall tiles for format options |
Black wall tile prices
Black wall tiles on this page span a wide price range — from everyday black porcelain at entry-level prices through to premium split-face slate cladding. Prices and promotions can change across ranges, so each product card shows the current and regular price clearly.
Whether you're tiling a single splashback or a full bathroom, there's a black tiles option here to match your budget and your brief.
| Price band | Typical price per m² | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Value | Around £17.97–£24.97/m² | Plain polished or matt black porcelain — reliable, durable and well-suited to bathrooms and kitchens |
| Mid-range | Around £20–£30/m² | Marble-effect designs such as Jazz Black and Lexa Black — more detail and decorative impact for feature walls |
| Premium | Up to around £55–£60/m² | Split-face slate cladding such as Ledgestone Black — textured, three-dimensional surfaces for high-impact feature walls |
Browse all black wall tiles to see current prices, sale offers and full product specifications across every format and finish.




Black wall tiles FAQs
Are black wall tiles hard to keep clean?
Porcelain black tiles are non-porous and wipe down easily with a damp cloth. Polished surfaces can show watermarks more visibly than matt — a squeegee after showering keeps them looking sharp with minimal effort.
Should I choose polished or matt black tiles for my bathroom?
Polished black tiles suit statement black bathroom wall tiles where a dramatic, reflective finish is the goal. Matt is the more practical choice for a busy family bathroom — less glare, less visible spotting, same strong look.
Can I use these black wall tiles in a shower or wet room?
Yes. All porcelain black tiles on this page are suitable for shower enclosures and wet rooms. The dense, non-porous body resists moisture and is straightforward to maintain in permanently wet areas.
Do you offer free samples of black wall tiles?
Free samples are available on every tile in this category. We recommend ordering samples of marble-effect and glitter options in particular — the surface detail and finish read quite differently in person compared to a screen image. Order via the free tile samples page.
How do black wall tiles work with grout colours and lighting?
Dark grout creates a uniform, near-seamless surface ideal for polished tiles. White or light grout adds a deliberate grid contrast — effective with matt tiles and cladding formats. Warm directional lighting brings out the depth in marble-effect tiles particularly well.



