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Linolete Marble Porcelain Tile
From £49.90
per m2
Lienzo Grey Stone 20mm Outdoor Porcelain Tile 60 x 90cm
£26.50
per m2
Leonardo White Marble Porcelain Tile 60 x 120cm
£75.50
£108.72
per m2
Legacy White Stone Porcelain Tile 50 x 100cm
£58.50
per m2
Legacy Sable Stone Porcelain Tile 50 x 100cm
£55.50
per m2
Ika Pearl Concrete Porcelain Tile 60 x 60cm
£44.90
£48.49
per m2
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Porcelain tiles are a strong option because of their density, durability and low water absorption. Always check the individual product’s floor suitability and slip information.
There is no fixed rule. A darker floor can ground pale walls, while closer tones create a calmer scheme. Compare samples beside the vanity, paint and wall tiles.
Suitability depends on the product and intended area. Check the slip information and installation guidance before choosing a polished tile for a bathroom floor.
Many porcelain tiles can work with compatible underfloor heating. Check the tile, heating system and installation requirements together before ordering.
Yes. Free samples help you compare colour, texture and finish in your bathroom’s own light and alongside the other materials.
Bathroom floor tiles that set the mood
Warm limestone tones, softly veined marble and matt porcelain can create a calmer bathroom. Deeper colour or a patterned floor brings more personality, particularly when the walls and fittings stay simple.
- Stone effect tiles: a softer base beside timber and warm neutrals.
- Marble effects: gentle veining or stronger movement underfoot.
- Pattern: a focal floor balanced by quieter bathroom walls.
Choose the finish for the floor
Porcelain is a popular choice for bathroom floors because it is dense, durable and low in porosity. Finish still matters: matt can look softer, while polished surfaces make veining and reflected light more pronounced.
If you need a slip resistant surface, check the specific tile’s slip information and intended application. A matt or textured appearance alone does not confirm suitability for wet areas or wet rooms.
Think about scale and the room around it
Large format tiles create fewer grout lines and can make the floor feel calmer. Smaller formats give pattern and joints more of a role. Look at where cuts will fall around the bath, vanity and doorway.
Browse Bathroom Tiles for the wider room edit, or Bathroom Wall Tiles to find a companion surface. Order free samples to compare colour and finish beside your fittings before choosing the floor.
