Living Room Wall Tiles
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Jazz Pink Marble Effect Porcelain Tiles£ 19.97 /m2 Regular Price £51.02 /m2
Living Room Feature Wall Tiles
Every tile in this range is built from dense porcelain — stain-resistant, scratch-resistant and remarkably easy to keep clean, which makes it a smarter long-term choice than paint or wallpaper for a hardworking family home.
Choosing the Right Look for Your Living Room Wall
The style you choose sets the mood for the whole room, so it's worth taking a moment to think about the effect you're after before narrowing down a tile.
- Minimal or contemporary living rooms: Choose light marble-effect tiles such as Volga White or Super Ivory — clean, veined and versatile against white or mid-tone walls.
- Cosy or layered schemes: Warm-toned options like Vanetto White work well with earthy paint colours, natural textiles and ambient lighting to create a relaxed, lived-in feel.
- Bold feature or TV wall: Dark tiles like Jazz Black or Genova Black make a strong architectural statement — particularly effective when combined with recessed lighting or picture-frame moulding.
- Creative or eclectic interiors: Patterned tiles such as Jazz Multi Pattern or Jazz Aqua Pattern add colour and movement to a feature wall without the commitment of a painted mural.
Tile Finish, Size and Layout: What to Know Before You Choose
Once you've settled on a style direction, the finish and format of the tile will shape how it reads on the wall. These are practical decisions as much as aesthetic ones, and getting them right makes a real difference to the finished result.
- Choose polished when: you want a high-end, reflective finish on a feature wall or TV wall — particularly effective with dark tiles like Fusion Black Polished where the sheen adds a layer of depth.
- Choose larger formats when: you want fewer grout lines and a more seamless, gallery-style look. Formats like 1200 x 600mm suit taller walls and open-plan spaces where scale matters.
- Feature wall layout: For a chimney breast or alcove, lay tiles vertically in a stacked pattern to emphasise height. For a low, wide TV wall, horizontal laying makes the wall feel wider and more cinematic.
- Open-plan lounge-diner: Use a consistent large-format tile across the full back wall to visually link the dining and seating areas. It's one of the most effective ways to give an open-plan room a coherent, designed feel.
- Matt finishes for softer schemes: If polished feels too high-contrast for your room, a matt or satin finish gives a quieter, more contemporary result that works just as well on a feature wall without the reflection.
Living Room Wall Tile Styles at a Glance
| Style | Best for | Suggested products |
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| Light marble-effect | Minimal, Scandi or contemporary living rooms; bright feature walls; small rooms needing light | Volga White, Vanetto White, Super Ivory |
| Dark marble-effect | Bold feature walls, chimney, TV walls; luxury or dramatic living room schemes | Jazz Black, Genova Black, Lexa Black, Martian Grey |
| Onyx-effect | Statement walls in contemporary rooms; open-plan spaces where a single wall is the focal point | Onyx Exposed White, Onyx Seam White, Astrus Blue |
| Colourful / patterned marble-effect | Creative, eclectic or maximalist interiors; accent walls in neutral rooms needing colour | Jazz Jade, Jazz Pink, Jazz Aqua Pattern, Jazz Multi Pattern, Jazz Blue |
Living Room Wall Tile Prices: A Simple Guide
All prices on this page are shown clearly per m², including any current sale pricing, so you can compare like for like at a glance.
If you're working to a specific budget, we'd always recommend ordering free living room wall tile samples before buying. What looks like one thing on a screen can read very differently in your room's light — and a few samples side by side can make the decision far easier.
- Budget (up to around £20/m²): A solid choice of marble-effect porcelain tiles in both light and dark colourways. Great value for a feature wall without compromising on the look.
- Mid-range (around £20–£30/m²): Broader selection including polished finishes, larger formats and onyx-effect designs. Ideal if you want a more bespoke look or are covering a larger wall area.
- Premium (above £30/m²): The upper end of the range includes statement tiles with complex veining, high-gloss polished surfaces and larger slab-style formats suited to open-plan or high-specification projects.
Living Room Wall Tile FAQs
Are porcelain tiles suitable for a living room feature wall?
Yes — porcelain is one of the best materials for a living room wall. It's hard-wearing, stain-resistant and available in a wide range of marble-effect and onyx-effect designs that bring real character to a feature wall. Unlike wallpaper, it won't peel, fade or need replacing every few years.
Can I use these tiles around a fireplace or chimney breast?
Porcelain tiles are well suited to fireplace surrounds and chimney breasts, as they're far more heat-tolerant than paint or wallpaper and won't discolour near a heat source. For direct hearth use, always check the specific tile's suitability, but for the wall area around and above a fireplace, porcelain is an excellent choice. Dark marble-effect options like Jazz Black or Genova Black are particularly popular in this application.
Which tile colours work best in a small living room?
In a smaller room, lighter marble-effect tiles — such as Volga White, Vanetto White or Super Ivory — help reflect light and keep the space feeling open. A polished finish amplifies this effect further. Using a single feature wall rather than tiling all four walls also keeps the room from feeling enclosed.
Are polished porcelain tiles too shiny for a TV wall?
It depends on the room's lighting. In a room with well-controlled light sources — such as recessed ceiling lights or low lamps — polished tiles behind a TV create a sleek, high-end look. In rooms with large windows directly opposite, a matt or satin finish will avoid glare during the day. Order samples of both finishes to compare them in your specific room before deciding.
Can I match my living room wall tiles with floor tiles elsewhere in the home?
Absolutely — coordinating wall and floor tiles is one of the most effective ways to create a cohesive feel across open-plan spaces. Many of the marble-effect and stone-effect designs in our living room wall tiles range have coordinating floor tile options available.