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Luminious White Marble Porcelain Tile
£78.50
£113.04
per m2
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Le Macerie White Marble Porcelain Tile 60 x 120cm
£65.88
£111.60
per m2
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Imperial Black Riven Cladding 10 x 40cm
£46.81
per m2
-20%
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Good Times Grey Stone Porcelain Tile
From £51.75
£82.80
per m2
-10%
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Crown Jewel Onyx Porcelain Tile 80 x 80cm
£57.20
£90.09
per m2
-20%
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Aspiration Cacoa Onyx Porcelain Tile
From £67.60
£121.68
per m2
-20%
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Artifact Ribbon Nut Wood Porcelain Tile 60 x 120cm
£55.12
£99.22
per m2
-20%
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Artifact Ribbon Grey Wood Porcelain 60 x 120cm
£55.12
£99.22
per m2
-20%
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Alpha White Marble Porcelain Tile 20 x 20cm
£43.60
£54.50
per m2
-20%
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Townhall Grey Stone Porcelain Tile
From £23.60
£38.35
per m2
-20%
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Wembley Pearl Stone Porcelain Tile 30 x 60cm
£30.80
£41.58
per m2
-20%
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Wembley Ivory Stone Porcelain Tile 30 x 60cm
£30.80
£41.58
per m2
-20%
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Cherok Grey Feature Wall Porcelain Tile 17 x 52cm
£26.00
£40.30
per m2
-20%
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Muiz Grey Stone Porcelain Tile 60 x 60cm
£23.12
£42.77
per m2
-20%
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Frequently Asked Questions About All Tiles

What types of tiles are available at Porcelain Edit? Plus

The collection includes porcelain and ceramic tiles across stone, marble, concrete, wood, onyx and patterned effects, with options for floors and walls.

Are Porcelain Edit tiles suitable for floors and walls? Plus

Many porcelain tiles can be used on both floors and walls, while some ceramic products are intended specifically for wall applications. Check the individual product specification before ordering.

What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic tiles? Plus

Porcelain is generally denser and less porous, making it particularly well suited to floors and hardworking areas. Ceramic is commonly used on walls and works especially well for decorative colours, textures and smaller formats.

Can I order tile samples? Plus

Yes. Samples let you compare colour, finish and variation in your own space before placing a larger order.

Which tile finish should I choose? Plus

Matt finishes create a softer, more understated look, while polished tiles reflect more light and often make marble and stone effects feel more pronounced. Semi-polished options sit between the two.

Explore the full Porcelain Edit

Our full collection brings together Spanish and Italian porcelain and ceramic tiles chosen for their colour, finish, format and design. From bathroom walls to kitchen floors, the focus is on surfaces worth a closer look.

Whether you're starting with a room or a surface, there are plenty of ways into the collection. Explore Bathroom Tiles and Kitchen Tiles for room-specific options, or browse Floor Tiles and Wall Tiles if you already know where the tile needs to work.

Start with the look

  • Stone effect: softer mineral tones and natural-looking movement.
  • Marble effect: from subtle veining to a more expressive surface.
  • Wood effect: the grain and warmth of timber in porcelain.
  • Concrete effect: a cleaner, more architectural backdrop.
  • Patterned tiles: colour and rhythm where you want more character.

You can also shop by colour, from warm beige and brown through to green, blue, black, grey and white.

Choose by material or finish

Porcelain tiles are a strong option for floors and other hardworking surfaces, while ceramic tiles open up plenty of possibilities for walls, splashbacks and decorative areas.

  • Matt: a softer, more understated finish.
  • Polished: more reflection, with greater depth in marble and stone effects.

Different formats change the feel too. Smaller decorative tiles bring detail; larger tiles create broader surfaces with fewer grout lines.

Online by design

Porcelain Edit was built to make tile shopping work online. Browse by room, colour, effect or finish, then order free samples to compare your favourites at home.