Collection: Kitchen Tiles
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Boutique Terrazzo
$50 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $72Regular priceUnit price / per$72Sale price From $72 -
Utica Limestone Honed Flute Mosaic
$376 / m2/ SheetRegular price $35Regular priceUnit price / per$35Sale price $35 -
Malla Subway Tiles
$128 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $45Regular priceUnit price / per$45Sale price From $45 -
Vaughan Subway Tiles
$90 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $45Regular priceUnit price / per$45Sale price From $45 -
Clio Subway Tiles
$108 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $92Regular priceUnit price / per$92Sale price From $92 -
Deluxe Subway Tiles
$74 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $58Regular priceUnit price / per$58Sale price From $58 -
Dusty Subway Tiles
$154 / m2/ BoxRegular price $96Regular priceUnit price / per$96Sale price $96 -
Tallow Handmade
$192 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $95Regular priceUnit price / per$95Sale price From $95 -
Ginni Subway Tiles
$140 / m2/ BoxRegular price $67Regular priceUnit price / per$67Sale price $67 -
Numerian Ashlar Brick Mosaic
$144 / m2/ SheetRegular price From $13Regular priceUnit price / per$13Sale price From $13 -
Florence Veincut
$131 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $151Regular priceUnit price / per$151Sale price From $151 -
Zelli Moroccan
$270 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $230Regular priceUnit price / per$166Sale price From $230 -
Elm Timber Look
$68 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $65Regular priceUnit price / per$65Sale price From $65 -
Sarah Ellison Subway Tiles
$215 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $54Regular priceUnit price / per$54Sale price From $54 -
Madrid Mosaic Pool Tiles
$94 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $98Regular priceUnit price / per$98Sale price From $98 -
Diot Timber Look
$99 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $143Regular priceUnit price / per$143Sale price From $143 -
Washington
$56 / m2/ BoxRegular price From $81Regular priceUnit price / per$81Sale price From $81
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Kitchen Tiles FAQ's
What type of tiles are best for kitchen floors?
Porcelain and ceramic tiles are the most popular choices for kitchen floors due to their durability, water resistance, and ease of cleaning. For a more premium look, natural stone tiles can also be used but may require extra maintenance.
Can I use wall tiles as a kitchen backsplash?
Yes, wall tiles are perfect for kitchen backsplashes! They are easy to clean, heat-resistant, and available in a wide variety of styles and finishes to match any kitchen design.
Are kitchen tiles stain-resistant?
Most porcelain and ceramic tiles are highly stain-resistant, making them ideal for kitchens. Natural stone tiles may require sealing to protect against stains from food and liquids.
How do I clean kitchen tiles?
Kitchen tiles can be cleaned with a mild detergent or tile-safe cleaner and a damp cloth or mop. For grout, use a soft brush and grout cleaner to remove stains and keep it looking fresh.
Can kitchen tiles handle high heat?
Yes, kitchen tiles are heat-resistant, making them suitable for areas near stoves, ovens, and cooktops. However, avoid placing hot pots or pans directly on tiled surfaces to prevent damage.
Are non-slip tiles necessary for kitchen floors?
Non-slip tiles are a great choice for kitchen floors, especially in households where spills are common. They help reduce the risk of slips and falls, making the space safer for everyone.
What size tiles are best for kitchens?
Both large-format tiles and smaller tiles can work well in kitchens. Large tiles can create a seamless look, while smaller tiles, such as subway tiles or mosaics, are popular for backsplashes.
Do kitchen tiles need to be sealed?
Porcelain and ceramic tiles typically do not require sealing. However, if you’re using natural stone tiles, sealing is necessary to protect against moisture, stains, and grease.
Can I install kitchen tiles over existing tiles?
Yes, kitchen tiles can be installed over existing tiles if the surface is clean, level, and properly prepared. Use an adhesive designed for tile-on-tile installation for the best results.
How durable are kitchen tiles?
High-quality kitchen tiles are extremely durable and can last for decades with proper care. They are resistant to scratches, stains, and moisture, making them an excellent long-term investment.