Wall Tiles

Wall Tiles by Material

Ceramic Wall Tiles

Glazed ceramic gives you the widest choice of colour, crackle glazes, handmade-look surfaces, metro formats and decorative mouldings. It is especially effective on kitchen splashbacks, bathroom walls and feature panels; always check whether a particular tile has any wet-area restrictions.

Porcelain Wall Tiles

Porcelain is dense, low-porosity and available in marble, stone, concrete, wood and patterned effects. Many porcelain products are rated for both walls and floors, making them useful where a coordinated surface is required, but suitability remains product-specific.

Glass, Marble and Natural Stone Wall Tiles

Glass reflects light and works particularly well in splashbacks and decorative panels. Marble, limestone, travertine and other natural stones provide genuine variation and patina; they can require sealing and material-specific care.

Wall Tiles by Room and Application

Bathroom Wall Tiles

For showers and other direct-wet areas, confirm the tile's stated suitability and specify the correct waterproof background, adhesive and grout. Browse dedicated bathroom wall tiles for a more focused selection.

Kitchen and Splashback Tiles

Kitchen walls can take glazed ceramic, glass, porcelain, stone and mosaic finishes depending on the location. Behind hobs and sinks, check heat, cleaning and fixing requirements for the specific product. Explore splashback tiles and kitchen wall tiles.

Feature and Decorative Walls

Relief tiles, patterned ceramics, mosaics and stone can be concentrated on a single wall, alcove or fireplace surround. Sample highly reflective, textured or strongly varied surfaces before ordering because they can change markedly with viewing angle and light.

Choosing Wall Tile Size and Finish

Large Format or Small Format?

Large-format tiles create fewer grout joints and a more continuous surface; metro, mosaic and small-format tiles emphasise layout and grout. Choose scale in relation to cuts, wall dimensions and the level of pattern you want in the finished room.

Gloss, Matt, Satin and Textured Finishes

Gloss and glass reflect more light, matt and satin finishes are quieter, and relief or handmade-look surfaces introduce shadow and variation. Cleaning requirements and wet-area suitability should be checked alongside appearance.

Order Free Wall Tile Samples

Order Free Cut Samples to assess colour, glaze and texture at home. For larger projects, visit our Ascot showroom to compare wall tiles at full scale and get help with layout, quantities and material specification.