Splashback Tiles

When it comes to updating your kitchen or bathroom splashback, you're spoilt for choice with our wide colour range. From earthy browns, greys and beiges, to soft blues, greens, pinks and simple white and black tiles, we have so many different options to choose from. With this big colour collection, you’re sure to make your next tiling project come to life! 

Our kitchen and bathroom splashback tiles come in a selection of different shapes that are each great for various styles and patterns. Let’s take a look at some of our options that we have available. 

• Rectangular - Our rectangular splashback tiles are one of the most popular tile options, as they’re easy to install and complement so many different interiors. Available in ceramic and porcelain options, as well as a variety of sizes, there’s plenty of different rectangular splashback tiles to choose from.  
• Picket - Picket tiles are also rectangular, with an arrow-shaped end. They add so much sophistication and visual interest to your home when used as an accent wall or a kitchen / bathroom splashback. Like normal rectangular tiles, picket tiles can be installed vertically or horizontally, depending on your preferences.  
• Square - Square tiles are perfect for creating mosaic patterns or simple splashback designs. If you’re a fan of simple accent walls, or fun and unique designs are more your cup of tea, square tiles are so versatile and have a lot of styling potential. 

Our splashback tiles are available in two materials, ceramic and porcelain. These material options have their own set of unique qualities and advantages, so why don’t we take a look at them both in more detail? 

• Ceramic - If you’re planning on tiling your kitchen or bathroom  splashback yourself, ceramic tiles are great options for you. They’re easy to cut and they’re budget-friendly, allowing you to get the job done in a cost-effective way. Ceramic tiles are great for creating mosaic patterns and cutting for bespoke sizes.
• Porcelain - This material is ideal for splashbacks, as it’s durable and can withstand damage over the years. Although they come at a bigger price tag than ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles are worth the investment if you’re interested in the long-term results. 

To understand more of the differences between ceramic and porcelain tiles, why not take a look at some more of our guides? This article breaks down the unique qualities of each material,  contrasting their pros and cons.