Kitchen Tiles
Kitchen tiles for floors, splashbacks and outdoor kitchens: hard-wearing porcelain in travertine and stone looks, plus subway, kit kat and zellige, with slip ratings on every tile.
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Kitchen tiles for floors, splashbacks and outdoor kitchens: hard-wearing porcelain in travertine and stone looks, plus subway, kit kat and zellige, with slip ratings on every tile.
FAQs
What is the best floor tile for a kitchen?
A matt porcelain tile with a P3 slip rating suits most kitchens. It is hard-wearing, resists stains and needs no sealing. Mid tones such as beige, greige and travertine looks hide crumbs and marks better than pure white or black.
Should my kitchen floor match the living room floor?
In an open-plan home, one tile throughout usually looks best and avoids awkward transitions. A large format such as 600 x 1200 mm keeps grout lines to a minimum across the whole space.
Can I use marble or natural stone in a kitchen?
Yes, but stone is porous, so it must be sealed and spills such as wine, oil and lemon juice should be wiped up quickly. If you want the look with less care, choose a marble or travertine look porcelain.
Can I use kitchen floor tiles in an outdoor kitchen?
Only if the tile is rated for outdoor use. For an uncovered barbecue area, choose a grip or external finish with a P4 or P5 rating, and check the product page before you order.
How do I keep grout clean on a kitchen floor?
Sweep often and mop with a pH-neutral tile cleaner. For stained grout, use a dedicated grout cleaner and a stiff brush. Sealing cement grout once it has cured makes spills easier to wipe away.
Planning a tiling project? Book a free design consultation — in-store or virtual — and our team will help you choose tiles for the space.
Buying for trade? Trade customers can apply for Design Tiles wholesale and reseller access.