Modern Wall Tiles

Walls are where our modern range often does its most visible work, since a vertical surface sits at eye level rather than underfoot. Clean lines and an even tone feel different up a wall than they do across a floor, giving a splashback or a full-height run a settled, uncluttered presence rather than the heavier grain of a period finish.

Bigger porcelain or stone panels, fixed with narrow joints, keep that surface looking as close to continuous as a wall allows, useful behind a run of taps or across a shower enclosure where fewer lines mean fewer places for the eye to stop. Textured, three-dimensional surfaces sit at the other end of the same range, adding depth and shadow to a single feature wall rather than a whole room.

Pattern and geometric design, kept a little bolder here, fill the space between those two extremes, letting one wall carry more visual interest than its neighbours without unsettling the room around it.