Porcelain Tiles

Create elegance in your home with our large-format porcelain tiles that open up your space, or introduce depth and character with intricate mosaic porcelain tiles as a feature wall or splashback. Pair your chosen tiles with coordinating tile trims and brassware in finishes such as brushed gold or matte black for a cohesive theme.

Explore our in-depth Tiles Buying Guide to learn everything you need to know before making a purchase. If you have any queries about our porcelain tiles that aren’t answered here, or would like installation advice, our Sales team are available to assist with any enquiries on 020 3370 4057.

The best way to clean porcelain tiles depends on the specific type you have in your home. We recommend beginning by removing any dust from your tiles with a mop, vacuum cleaner or microfibre cloth. Use warm water to remove stains and finally, dry your tiles using a microfibre cloth.

You can find further information in our downloadable Porcelain Cleaning and Care Guide.

Our porcelain floor tiles are expertly crafted with TECHGRIP® technology, which offers excellent non-slip properties, making them the perfect choice for water-prone spaces such as bathrooms, shower enclosures, and kitchens.

Our porcelain tiles are one of the most durable choices for both walls and floors, offering excellent strength and resilience. Expertly crafted to meet the highest P and R ratings, they are resistant to scratches, stains, and water absorption, making them ideal for high-traffic areas and wet environments. Discover more about the quality of our porcelain tiles in our expert Buying Guide.

Porcelain tiles are naturally non-porous, meaning they do not require sealing to maintain their beauty or performance. Their smooth surface resists water, stains, and everyday wear, making them a low-maintenance yet luxurious choice for any room.

Porcelain tiles are renowned for their superior strength, durability, and resistance to water compared to standard ceramic tiles. They are less porous, making them far more suitable for high-traffic areas and wet environments such as bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor spaces. Ceramic tiles are generally lighter in use and more prone to wear, while porcelain delivers a long-lasting, low-maintenance solution with a flawless finish.