Grey Tiles

Shades of grey

Grey is the most versatile colour in our range. Light greys and silvers keep a room bright. Warm greys with a beige undertone sit easily beside timber. Cool greys suit concrete and industrial looks, and charcoal grounds a floor. Many ranges come in several colours, and this page shows each tile's grey variant, so you can compare tone and movement across brands.

Materials and looks

• Concrete looks: soft, uniform surfaces for modern bathrooms and open-plan floors. See concrete tiles.
• Stone looks: slate, travertine and limestone effects in grey and silver. Browse stone look tiles.
• Marble looks and real marble: Carrara and grey-veined marble in porcelain, plus natural grey marble mosaics.
• Large formats: 600 x 1200 mm and bigger for fewer grout lines. See large format tiles.
• Everyday porcelain: Builders Range floor and wall tiles in silver, ash and stone tones for whole-home projects.

Grey tiles indoors and out

Grey comes with a wide choice of slip ratings, from P3 for indoor floors to P4 and P5 for showers, ramps and outdoor areas. Many ranges pair an indoor matt finish with an external grip finish and matching 20 mm pavers and coping. Filter anti-slip tiles or browse outdoor tiles for exterior use. Inside, grey suits every room, from bathroom floors and shower walls to kitchens, laundries and open-plan living. Mid greys hide everyday dirt well, which makes them a practical choice for families and rentals.

Pairing grey tiles

Grout: match the grout to the tile's mid-tone for a seamless floor. A slightly darker grey hides wear in high-traffic areas. Avoid bright white grout on grey floors. See tile grout.

Tapware: chrome keeps light greys crisp and clean. Gunmetal gives a tonal, designer look. Matte black adds definition against pale silver. Warm greys can take brushed brass too.