Kitchen Tiles

A kitchen typically asks two different jobs of its tiles: a floor that can withstand constant footfall without complaint, and a wall or splashback that wipes clean easily while still bringing some personality into the room. Because the two surfaces sit so close together, the best kitchens treat them as one tailored, connected scheme rather than two separate decisions made in isolation.

Underfoot, a large-format tile laid continuously gives a kitchen a settled, grown-up feel, and can run straight on into a hallway or dining space beyond it. On the walls, colour takes over: bolder tones feel confidently modern, softer shades bring something more playful into the mix, and a Zellige-inspired or hand-applied finish above the worktop turns an ordinary splashback into a focal point.

Together, floor and wall are what give a kitchen its character long before any furniture arrives.