Mudroom Tiles

Our mudroom tiles are available in various sizes, from small, medium to large, each option catering for different mudroom styles. Let’s take a look at some of our options that we have to offer: 

• Smallest Tile Option (6cm x 24cm / 2.36 in × 9.45 in ) - This tile option is perfect for creating compact and intricate patterns on mudroom floors. You can become adventurous and use different colours to create a stylish effect that people will admire as they enter your living space.
• Largest Tile Option (60cm x 120cm / 23.6 in × 47.2 in) - For a minimalist and modern aesthetic in your mudroom, the largest tile options can certainly achieve this. They also make a practical solution for cleaning in between the tiles, as there’s less grout to scrub. 

Our mudroom tiles are primarily made from ceramic and porcelain materials, which each have their own unique advantages. Let’s break down the qualities of these different materials:  

• Porcelain Tiles - This material is a very durable choice that is designed to sustain a lot of damage and footfall over the years. For this reason, it comes at a higher cost and requires a specialist tool for it to be cut down into shape. If you’re looking for something that’s guaranteed to last, porcelain is a great option for you.  
• Ceramic Tiles - Ceramic tends to be our cheaper tile material option, and it can be easily cut down into the right shape and size for your next tiling project for more intricate mudroom floor patterns. 

To understand more of the differences between ceramic and porcelain tiles, why not take a look at some more of our guides? We’ll help you make a decision as you discover which ones are right for you and your new mudroom tiling project. 

For the floors of your mudroom, we recommend choosing matt tiles. They’re often textured, with no glossy or shiny finish. In most cases, these tiles are anti-slip, improving the safety and practicality of this area within your home. 

While our glossy tiles make beautiful and stylish options for other rooms in your home, such as in bathrooms and kitchens, choosing matt ones with ant-slip technologies is your safest bet for a mudroom that requires a lot of cleaning. 

To understand how to budget properly for your next tiling project, feel free to have a look at some of our other guides where we have the answers to your questions. Alternatively, get in contact with us if you have any queries!

Grout colour is very much down to your personal preferences. However, you can choose different options depending on your mudroom tiles’ aesthetics and practicality. 

If you’d like your tiles to stand out and appear more “separated” from each other, you could choose a grout colour that contrasts from your tiles. For example, if your tiles are a warm brown shade, choosing a soft grey or white tone can make each tile pop and stand out, whilst maintaining their natural look. 

For those who don’t want an obvious contrast between the grout lines and tiles, choosing a grout colour that’s very close to the colour of your tiles can work very well. This can easily make your tiles feel seamless and blended together. 

It’s also worth mentioning that dark or off-white grout colours are much easier to clean, which is important for mudrooms that can collect a lot of the outside elements like dirt, leaves and mud. Cleaning in between the tiles will be so much easier after taking the dog for muddy walks or going for a coffee with a friend in the local park!