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Pav Star Grey Patterned Wall Tile 45 x 45cm
£21.90
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Cleestone White Stone Wall Tile 25 x 75cm
£16.50
per m2
Lesso Grey Subway Tile 10 x 20cm
£16.50
per m2
Berlin Light Stone Grey Wall Tile 30 x 60cm
£23.90
£36.33
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Ceramic tiles are often used for glazed colour, relief and smaller-format wall designs, although the exact appearance and application vary by product.
They can. Glaze and firing can create subtle differences between pieces, so check the product variation information as well as a sample.
Ceramic tiles are primarily used on walls. Some products may be suitable for small or low-traffic floor areas, but porcelain is generally the better choice for flooring. Always check the individual product specification before use.
Many can, particularly on walls and splashbacks, but check the exact product specification for the intended area.
Yes. Free samples help you compare glaze, colour and surface relief in your own lighting before ordering.
Ceramic comes alive through the glaze
A ceramic tile can look simple in a product image and much more varied in the room. Glaze depth, slight shade changes and the way light catches the surface can make individual pieces read differently once they’re installed together.
That makes ceramic especially useful where the wall itself is meant to contribute something: a splashback, shower wall or smaller tiled section where colour and detail can be appreciated up close.
Small formats create their own rhythm
Many ceramic collections use smaller rectangular, square or shaped formats, which means the joint pattern becomes part of the design. A repeated grid feels different from an offset or more directional layout, even when the tile itself stays the same.
Grout colour can either emphasise those individual pieces or allow the glazed colour to read more continuously. The right choice depends on whether you want to see the pattern of the installation or mainly the tile surface.
Small areas can carry more colour
Ceramic works particularly well where a smaller tiled area is allowed to be more expressive. A splashback, shower wall or niche can take stronger glaze, richer colour or more visible relief without asking the whole room to follow. Samples are useful for judging how those glazes shift in your own light.
If you need the same design flexibility across larger floor areas as well as walls, Porcelain Tiles offer a broader range of formats and applications.
