Ixworth Tile Collection

Yes, glass kitchen tiles remain a stylish choice in interior design. The reflective material helps make spaces feel brighter while providing a polished finish, which is great for smaller kitchens in flats.

Professional installation is often recommended. Glass tiles can be more challenging to cut than ceramic or porcelain alternatives and typically require specialist adhesives, tools and installation techniques to achieve the best finish.

Yes. Many glass kitchen tiles are suitable for use behind cookers and hobs, making them functional as kitchen splashbacks. For areas exposed to greater impact or wear, thicker glass tiles may offer additional durability.

Yes, glass wall tiles that reflect natural and artificial light can help create a greater sense of depth and openness. It’s a simple design hack for smaller kitchens.

Most glass kitchen tiles are heat-resistant and suitable for use behind kitchen worktops, splashbacks and many cooking areas. Always check the product specifications or consult with our team before installation near direct heat sources.

Yes. Because glass tiles are non-porous, they do not absorb moisture, grease or food stains. This makes them a hygienic, easy-to-clean surface for busy kitchens and food preparation areas.