Green Wall Tiles
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Ledgestone Olive Split Face Cladding£ 59.97 /m2 Regular Price £70.00 /m2 -
Liso Verde Green Gloss Brick Tiles£ 22.97 /m2 Regular Price £29.00 /m2 -
Liso Sage Green Gloss Brick Tiles£ 22.97 /m2 Regular Price £29.00 /m2 -
Metro Teal Green Gloss Subway Tiles£ 22.97 /m2 Regular Price £29.00 /m2 -
Metro Verde Botella Green Brick Subway Tiles£ 22.97 /m2 Regular Price £29.00 /m2
Green Tones Create A Unique Tiling Feature Wall
This page brings together green marble‑effect porcelain, glossy metro tiles and olive split‑face cladding for bathrooms, kitchens and living spaces — all easy to maintain and full of fresh, natural character.
Browse the full green tiles range, order free samples and spread the cost with 0% finance.
Green wall tiles for every room
Bathrooms and showers
Jazz Jade and Jazz Aqua Pattern are well suited to statement shower walls and bathroom feature areas. Their polished porcelain surface is non‑porous and easy to keep clean, which matters in a wet room. Browse the full green bathroom tiles range for coordinating floor options.
For a spa‑style accent — perhaps behind a freestanding bath or along a niche wall — Ledgestone Olive split‑face cladding adds a layer of tactile depth that polished tiles cannot match. Green pairs well with white sanitaryware, brushed brass fittings and natural stone flooring.
- Jazz Jade for full‑height shower walls with a hotel‑style, polished look.
- Jazz Aqua Pattern for a single decorative feature wall in a bathroom.
- Ledgestone Olive for a spa‑style accent behind a bath or in a wet‑room niche.




Kitchens and splashbacks
Glossy metro and brick tiles are a natural fit for kitchen walls and splashbacks. Liso Verde and Liso Sage give a softer, muted green; Metro Teal and Metro Verde Botella lean deeper and more saturated. All four are glossy, easy to wipe down and suit everything from shaker kitchens to handleless modern units. See the full kitchen tiles range for floor options that coordinate.
Green splashbacks work particularly well against white cabinetry, wood worktops, brass hardware and dark stone surfaces.
- Liso Sage for a muted, earthy green that suits natural and scandi‑style kitchens.
- Metro Teal for a bolder, jewel‑toned splashback behind a hob or sink.
- Lay in a classic brick‑bond pattern or try herringbone for more visual interest.
Living rooms and feature walls
Ledgestone Olive cladding is one of the stronger options for living‑room feature walls. The three‑dimensional surface reads well from a distance — ideal for chimney breasts, TV walls and entrance hall features where you want texture rather than pattern. Large‑format green marble‑effect tiles also work here, particularly in open‑plan spaces.
Green combines well with black, charcoal, warm grey, white and natural wood tones in living areas. Browse the full green tiles range for floor and wall options across the same colour family.
- Ledgestone Olive for a chimney breast or fireplace surround with rustic depth.
- Jazz Jade for a dramatic, polished feature wall in an open‑plan living or dining space.
- Pair green with warm wood flooring or black accents for a grounded, considered scheme.
Sizes, layouts and grout for green walls
Larger green marble‑effect tiles give you fewer grout lines and let the veining pattern flow across the wall without interruption. Smaller metro and brick tiles do the opposite: they add rhythm, pattern and a more handcrafted feel.
For layout, metros look sharp in both stacked and brick‑bond runs; herringbone adds energy on a splashback or niche. Marble‑effect tiles generally work best laid vertically or in large horizontal panels. For grout, a light shade keeps the palette fresh and open; a darker grout adds depth and handles marks better in busy kitchens.
Find all available sizes and formats at green wall tiles here, or compare with other shades via wall tiles by colour.
Green wall tile options at a glance
| Tile style | Best for | Key benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Green marble‑effect porcelain (Jazz Jade, Jazz Aqua Pattern) | Bathrooms, shower walls, living‑room feature walls | Polished, luxurious finish; large format; consistent veining and easy to clean |
| Green metro and brick tiles (Liso Verde, Liso Sage, Metro Teal, Metro Verde Botella) | Kitchen splashbacks, shower niches, small feature areas | Glossy, easy‑clean surface; classic format; works in both traditional and modern schemes |
| Olive green split‑face cladding (Ledgestone Olive) | Fireplaces, TV walls, spa‑style bathrooms, entrances | 3D depth and texture; rustic character; high visual impact on accent walls |
Green wall tile prices
| Price band | Typical price per m² | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Marble‑effect porcelain | From £19.97 (on promotion) | Large‑format polished porcelain; jade veining; ideal for feature and shower walls |
| Metro and brick tiles | Around £22.97 | Glossy ceramic finish; classic brick format; easy‑clean splashbacks and niches |
| Split‑face cladding | Around £59.97 | 3D olive green profile; rustic depth and texture; best for single accent walls |




Green wall tiles FAQs
Are green wall tiles suitable for small bathrooms and kitchens?
Yes. Glossy metro tiles like Liso Sage reflect light well and keep smaller spaces feeling open. Polished Jazz Jade also works in compact bathrooms.
Can I use green marble‑effect tiles in a shower or wet room?
Jazz Jade and Jazz Aqua Pattern are porcelain — non‑porous and fully suitable for wet rooms and shower enclosures with the correct waterproof preparation.
What is the difference between green marble‑effect tiles, metro tiles and cladding?
Marble‑effect tiles are large, polished and smooth; metro tiles are smaller, glossy and brick‑format; cladding is three‑dimensional with a stacked, textured surface.
Will green wall tiles go out of fashion quickly?
Green has been a consistent interior colour for decades. Deeper tones like Jazz Jade and Metro Teal read as considered rather than trend‑led, and age well.
Do you offer free samples of green wall tiles?
Yes — free samples are available across the range. You can also spread the cost of your order with 0% finance, subject to eligibility.
















