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Roland Beige Stone Porcelain Tile 60 x 120cm
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Whitmore White Stone Porcelain Tile
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Sierra SN04 Grey Stone Wall Cladding
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Ceramic is a popular choice for walls because it is lightweight, versatile and available in a wide range of colours, glazes and decorative formats. Porcelain can also be used on walls where the product specification allows.
Many porcelain floor tiles can also be installed on walls, which can be useful when you want a more continuous look. The weight and fixing requirements should always be checked before installation.
Yes. Wall tiles are widely used in both kitchens and bathrooms, including splashbacks, shower areas and full-height feature walls. Always check the product specification for the intended application.
Gloss and polished surfaces reflect more light and can make colour and veining feel more pronounced. Matt finishes create a softer effect, while textured tiles add more shadow and surface detail.
Yes. Samples let you see the true colour, texture and finish in your own lighting before choosing the final tile.
Walls with more to say
A wall tile can sit quietly in the background or become the part of the room you notice first. Gloss catches the light. Matt surfaces soften it. Relief and texture create shadow, while stronger colour and pattern can give even a small area more presence.
The Porcelain Edit wall collection brings together European porcelain and ceramic across a wide range of looks, from subtle stone and marble effects to richer colour, decorative formats and textured finishes.
Choose by room
For wet areas and feature surfaces, explore Bathroom Wall Tiles. For splashbacks, full-height walls and decorative kitchen schemes, browse Kitchen Wall Tiles. For lounges, open-plan spaces and more decorative interior walls, explore Living Room Wall Tiles.
Ceramic tiles are particularly well suited to walls, opening up more possibilities for colour, glaze, texture and smaller formats. Porcelain can offer a more continuous look, especially where you want the same surface to move from floor to wall.
Surface, scale and finish
Smaller tiles bring more grout lines, rhythm and detail. Larger formats create a broader, cleaner surface. Polished finishes bounce light around the room, while matt and textured surfaces create a softer, more tactile effect.
Browse the collection online, compare finishes and formats, then order samples to see how the colour and surface respond to the light in your own space.
