Scallop Kitchen Tiles

A kitchen splashback is one of the few spots in the house built purely for character, and our scallop range's shell and fish-scale curves make the most of that freedom. Old as a motif by centuries, behind a hob or sink it feels distinctly playful rather than heritage-heavy.

Rather than closing the top row off with a trim, leaving the curved edge exposed turns the splashback's upper line into part of the design, a softer stop than a straight cut. Our mesh-backed sheets go up like a mosaic, making them easy to fit around sockets and worktop edges, and switching the sheet's direction so the curves lie sideways instead of upright changes the sensory rhythm of the splashback without changing the tile itself.

Marble finishes keep things quieter for a kitchen that wants restraint elsewhere, while bolder options put more of the pattern on show for a splashback meant to stand out.