Waxman Ceramics

Most brand pages on this site are about a house style. This one is not. It is the range you search when a specification has boxed you in: the right grey exists but only in the wrong format, the pool needs a glass mosaic, the terrace needs something rated for outside that still sits alongside the kitchen floor. It is the broadest single range we stock, and it earns its place on coverage rather than on a signature look.

What is actually in the 759

Porcelain accounts for 385 of them, ceramic 247 and glass 70. By effect: stone 228, marble 66, concrete 42, wood 26, metal 21 and terrazzo 9. Colour coverage is the genuinely useful part, with 182 greys, 148 creams and beiges, 143 whites and 89 blues, which is usually wide enough that a near match to an existing floor exists somewhere in here. Thirty-three tiles are decorated, for feature areas rather than whole rooms.

Wet, outside and underfoot

296 products are rated for outdoor use and 25 carry an anti-slip finish, which covers most terrace, plant room and changing room work. The 70 glass tiles are where the pool and spa mosaics sit. Walls take 664 of the range and floors 395, so read the individual tile rather than trusting the range: a wall tile in here is a wall tile, and laying one on a floor is how you end up lifting it again a year later. If what you want is a named designer collection with a story behind it, start with one of the other brands. Come here when the constraint is a dimension, a colour or a rating.

Named ranges: Winckelmans · Ceramic Pool · Remy Zellige · Fraser · Taza Zellige · Mussa · Osso · Pietra di Lavagna · Terra · Metro · Deco Lingot · Sutton

By material: Porcelain · Ceramic · Glass

By use: Stone effect · Outdoor · Anti-slip