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Pav Star Grey Patterned Wall Tile 45 x 45cm
£21.90
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Charming Black Marble Porcelain Tile
From £48.50
£100.63
per m2
Roveria Desert Wood Porcelain Tile 15 x 90cm
£35.50
per m2
Cleestone White Stone Wall Tile 25 x 75cm
£16.50
per m2
Roland Fossil Stone Porcelain Tile 60 x 120cm
£39.50
per m2
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Yes, provided the individual tile is suitable for the intended wall or wet-area application. Always check the product specification before ordering.
Many are, but not all. Check that the tile is rated for floor use and look at the relevant slip rating for wet areas.
They can, depending on the colour, water hardness and exact surface. Very dark or uniform finishes may show dried water more readily than busier stone or concrete effects.
Yes. Pale matt surfaces can keep a small bathroom feeling light while reducing glare, while deeper matt colours can work well when used deliberately on selected walls or areas.
Yes. Complimentary samples let you see how the finish looks beside your fittings and under the bathroom’s actual lighting before you order.
A calmer counterpoint to glass and chrome
Mirrors, shower screens, taps and polished sanitaryware all bounce light around a bathroom. A matt tile does the opposite, absorbing more of that reflection and giving the room a steadier, less glossy backdrop.
Spanish and Italian manufacturers use matt porcelain especially well for stone and concrete effects, where grain, mottling and subtle tonal movement matter more than shine. That makes the finish useful when you want the bathroom to feel tactile and layered rather than highly reflective.
Make the whole room feel softer
Matt tiles work particularly well across larger bathroom areas because the lower sheen lets other materials come forward. Timber vanities, brushed brass, black fittings and painted cabinetry can all stand out more clearly against a quieter tiled surface.
On walls, deeper matt colour can feel rich without becoming glossy. Across the floor, pale stone and concrete looks can keep the room light while still avoiding a polished finish.
Check how the surface behaves around water
Not every matt tile has the same face. Some are smooth and almost satin; others have a drier or more textured feel. That matters in bathrooms, where shower walls need to be easy to maintain, and floor tiles need the right technical specification for the area.
A complimentary sample helps you judge the sheen and texture before ordering. Explore the wider Matt Tiles edit, or browse Bathroom Tiles if you want to compare other finishes.
