Glass Wall Tiles

Glass Tiles for Kitchens, Bathrooms and Feature Walls

Kitchen Splashbacks

Glass works especially well behind worktops and sinks because the surface is easy to clean and reflects both daylight and task lighting. Choose clear or mirrored finishes for maximum light bounce, or metallic and decorative glass when the splashback is intended to become a focal point. Explore our wider kitchen tile collection.

Bathroom and Shower Walls

Non-porous glass is well suited to bathroom wall applications, including selected shower and wet-area installations. Check the individual product specification and use an appropriate fixing system for the substrate and finish. See more bathroom tiles.

Feature Walls and Decorative Panels

Antique mirror, metallic glass and larger decorative formats can create a stronger architectural effect than standard ceramic wall tiles. They are particularly effective in cloakrooms, bars, alcoves, fireplace surrounds and other areas where reflected light is part of the design.

Types of Glass Wall Tile

Clear and Frosted Glass Tiles

Clear and frosted glass gives a cleaner, lighter appearance. Translucent finishes can reveal the fixing bed, so a suitable white adhesive and careful substrate preparation are important.

Antique and Bevelled Mirror Tiles

Mirror tiles create depth and movement through reflection. Bevelled edges catch light more strongly, while antique finishes soften reflections and work well in traditional or layered interiors.

Glass Mosaic Tiles

Mesh-backed mosaics are useful for smaller areas, curves and intricate splashbacks. Their scale allows greater visual texture without relying on a single large-format surface. Explore our glass mosaic tiles.

How to Choose Glass Wall Tiles

Check the Backing and Adhesive Requirements

Clear, translucent, mirrored and metallic glass can require different fixing methods. Always follow the product-specific installation guidance and use an adhesive compatible with glass so the fixing bed does not discolour or show through the finish.

Consider Reflections Before Choosing Colour

Glass can look significantly different under natural daylight, warm lamps and cool LED lighting. Mirrored and metallic finishes also reflect surrounding cabinetry, paint and fittings, so sample them in the actual room before making a final decision.

Explore Related Wall Tile Materials

Compare glass with ceramic wall tiles, porcelain wall tiles, marble wall tiles and the wider wall tile collection.

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