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Borgogna Natural 60 x 120cm Rectified Porcelain Tile - 1.44sqm perbox

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Fez Decor Terracotta 60 x 120cm Matt Rectified Porcelain Tile - 1.44sqm perbox

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Paradise Floral Decor 60 x 120cm Rectified Porcelain Wall Tile - 1.44sqm perbox

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Caliza Natural 40 x 120cm Matt Rectified White Body Wall Tile - 2.4sqm perbox

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Should I use tiles on my kitchen walls?

It’s down to personal preference, of course, but if you want walls that are easy to clean then tiles are a great idea as kitchens inevitably result in splashes and stains, particularly around hobs and sinks. There are lots of styles and designs available so you can choose something decorative which will enhance your kitchen, while you can opt for more neutral tones if you want something timeless that you won’t have to update. You also don’t need to tile the entire walls, as you can simply choose to create feature areas around more high-use places and just tile the wall halfway.

Can you tile a kitchen island?

Yes! Kitchen islands can be completely tiled, or you can choose to tile one or more sides, depending on the look you want to create. You might decide to make a feature out of the front of the island and leave the rest of it untiled or tile the countertop only. There’s also the option of continuing the floor tiles up onto the island to create a seamless look or you can choose contrasting tiles for the island to create added visual interest.

What are the best tiles to use for kitchen splashbacks?

In terms of materials, porcelain and ceramic are popular choices, as both are hard-wearing and easy to wipe clean, which is key for splashbacks. Style-wise, metro tiles work well for splashbacks and is one of the most commonly used tiles, as they’re available in a wide range of colours and finishes and can be arranged in a variety of ways e.g., horizontal, vertical, chevron-style.

Mosaic tiles can also work well for splashbacks and help to create an eye-catching feature area, while patterned and coloured tiles will add visual interest and depth to your kitchen.

What are the best tiles for kitchen walls?

Porcelain and ceramic tiles are great for kitchen walls as they’re easy to wipe clean and are resistant to scratches and stains. They’re also available in a wide range of colours, styles and finishes, so there’s plenty of choice for decorating your kitchen.

Metro-style tiles continue to be a popular choice for kitchen walls, with mosaic tiling also commonly used for feature splashbacks and creating focal areas within the room. Patterned and coloured tiles can also make a statement and create visual interest in your kitchen, while you can combine more neutral tones with painted areas for contrast and added texture.

What tiles should I use on my kitchen floor?

Kitchen floor tiles should be hard-wearing, as they’re used in a high traffic area, so always go for something robust and which is a floor-specific tile, as a tile made for walls-only won’t work for floors. Porcelain is a reliable choice due to its strength and easy maintenance, while it’s also available in a wide range of designs and finishes, so you have a lot of choice, including wood-effect and marble-effect options. It’s also water-resistant and easy to clean, which is what you want for a kitchen floor.

Large-format floor tiles will give the illusion of more space in your room, while the fewer grout lines will create a flowing, seamless look and, again, make the tiles easier to clean.

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