Red Wall Tiles

This page brings together red and terracotta‑tone wall tiles — sparkly quartz, terracotta quarry tiles, porcelain, ceramic bricks and mosaics for bold, characterful feature walls in any room.

Red tiles add warmth, energy and personality to kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces. Browse the full red tiles collection, order a free sample and spread the cost with 0% finance.

Why choose red wall tiles?

Red is one of the most decisive colours you can put on a wall. Used well, it is warm, grounding and full of character — and it does not require an entire room commitment to make an impression.

This category covers a wide range of red and terracotta‑tone wall tiles: sparkly quartz tiles, Victorian Red Mosaics and chequer borders, Aragon Red Terracotta Quarry Tiles, Tokyo Red Matt R11 Porcelain, Minton Garnet Gloss 1901 ceramic bricks and Ledgestone Sheera Split Face Cladding. Each material brings a different character — from glittering glamour to rustic warmth to raw textured depth.

Porcelain, quartz, ceramic and terracotta are all practical in busy homes. They handle moisture, wipe down easily and hold their colour over time. For more shades, sizes and finishes, explore the full red tiles range.

Red wall tiles for every room

Kitchens and splashbacks

Amethyst Plum Sparkly Quartz Tiles are a bold, eye‑catching choice behind a hob or along a full kitchen splashback wall — the glittering surface stands up to the visual complexity of a kitchen without disappearing into it. Tokyo Red Matt Porcelain and Minton Garnet Gloss bricks are more contained options — both work on full‑height splashback runs and breakfast bar back walls, with the bricks offering a classic metro layout.

Red pairs well in kitchens with white or dark cabinetry, black metal hardware, brushed brass taps and raw wood or stone worktops.

• Amethyst Plum Quartz for a glittering, high‑impact cooker splashback or breakfast bar wall.
• Minton Garnet Gloss in a brick‑bond layout for a classic metro‑style kitchen splashback.
• Tokyo Red Matt for a solid, modern red wall in a bold contemporary kitchen.

Bathrooms and showers

Victorian Red Mosaics and chequer border tiles are natural fits for bathroom walls — their small format works in shower niches, vanity splashbacks and period‑style cloakrooms where larger tiles would feel out of scale. Amethyst Plum Quartz tiles bring a glittering, luxurious quality to a feature shower wall. Terracotta tiles can be used in dry‑zone bathroom walls where moisture exposure is minimal.

Red in a bathroom reads as warm and intimate alongside white sanitaryware, aged brass or chrome fittings and natural stone or dark floor tiles.

• Victorian Red Mosaics for shower niches, vanity backs and period‑style bathroom feature walls.
• Chequer borders at floor‑to‑wall transitions for an authentic Victorian or Edwardian cloakroom look.
• Amethyst Plum Quartz for a statement feature wall in a modern bathroom or wet room.

Living rooms and feature walls

Ledgestone Sheera Split Face Cladding is the strongest option for living‑room feature walls — the 3D profile and warm red and brown tones create the kind of depth and shadow that makes a chimney breast or TV wall feel genuinely architectural. Aragon Red Terracotta tiles bring a softer, more rustic character to entrance halls and conservatory walls in period or farmhouse homes.

Red and terracotta tones combine naturally with charcoal, raw wood, black iron and linen neutrals in living spaces.

• Ledgestone Sheera for a chimney breast, fireplace surround or TV wall with textured 3D depth.
• Aragon Red Terracotta for an entrance hall or conservatory wall with rustic, natural warmth.
• Pair red cladding with raw wood shelving and black metal frames for a grounded, industrial scheme.

Layouts, patterns and grout for red walls

Larger tiles such as Tokyo Red Porcelain and bigger terracotta pieces work best in simple, bold panels. Running them full‑height with minimal grout lines lets the colour carry the wall without additional pattern — a clean, confident approach for modern feature walls.

Minton Garnet ceramic bricks and Victorian mosaics are designed for pattern. Brick‑bond and stacked layouts both suit the Minton Garnet format; the Victorian chequer mosaics look their best when used as intended — as geometric panels, border strips or full‑feature wall sections. Ledgestone Sheera cladding creates its own pattern through the three‑dimensional stacking profile, so no tile layout decisions are needed.

For grout, a matching terracotta or red‑brown shade blends naturally with terracotta and cladding; lighter grout adds definition and contrast with brick and mosaic tiles; a darker grout reduces visible residue in busy kitchens.

• Run Tokyo Red or terracotta tiles full‑height in simple panels for a bold, clean feature wall.
• Lay Minton Garnet bricks in brick‑bond for a classic, well‑proportioned splashback.
• Use Victorian Chequer mosaics as a complete panel or border rather than mixing with other tile sizes.
• Match grout to terracotta tones for a blended, rustic finish on quarry and handmade tiles.
• Choose lighter grout with Minton Garnet bricks for maximum definition on a kitchen splashback.

Red wall tile options at a glance

Tile style	Best for	Key benefits
Sparkly quartz and high‑gloss feature tiles (Amethyst Plum)	Statement splashbacks, feature shower walls, bar backdrops	Glittering high‑gloss finish; maximum visual impact; dramatic and luxurious
Terracotta and rustic red tiles (Aragon Red, Handmade Terracotta)	Farmhouse kitchens, entrance halls, dry‑zone bathroom walls	Natural, tactile surface; authentic character; warm red and ochre tones
Red porcelain, ceramic bricks and mosaics (Tokyo Red, Minton Garnet, Victorian mosaics)	Full‑height walls, metro splashbacks, period bathrooms, feature panels	Wide format choice; gloss or matte finish; practical for wet rooms and busy kitchens

Red wall tile prices

Price band	Typical price per m²	What you get
Red porcelain and ceramic bricks	£24.99–£39.99	Tokyo Red porcelain and Minton Garnet gloss bricks; practical, versatile wall tiles
Terracotta and quarry tiles	Around £39.97–£39.99	Aragon Red and Handmade Terracotta; rustic, natural character; farmhouse and Mediterranean schemes
Quartz, cladding and decorative mosaics	£49.99–£499	Sparkly quartz, split‑face cladding and Victorian mosaics; premium decorative impact on feature areas