Kitchen Tiles
Elevate Every Space
The foundation of great design starts from the ground up. Our meticulously curated indoor tile collection brings together form, function, and flawless craftsmanship to create interiors that stand the test of time. With an array of textures, finishes, and hues, our tiles transform spaces into sophisticated, high-performing environments.
Our Kitchen Tile range
Your kitchen is the heart of your home, and the hardest-working space in it, so we believe your tiles should be as tough as they are beautiful. Our range is designed to handle daily life, offering everything from versatile porcelain in gloss, matt, honed, or polished finishes, to the natural, soulful movement of real stone, intricate mosaics, and our unique Fusion Stone designs.
For splashbacks, you’ll find timeless subway tiles, large format sheets that make cleaning behind the cooktop a breeze by minimising grout lines, and mosaics that turn your walls into a real focal point. For floors, we focus on durable, low-maintenance options that easily stand up to spills and heavy foot traffic. Everything we offer is hand-picked from leading makers in Europe and Asia, so you can be confident that your choice is as reliable as it is stylish.
Choosing the right kitchen tiles for your project
Designing a kitchen means balancing two very different needs: the splashback and the floor. For the area behind your bench, the priority is how easy it is to keep clean. Low-porosity porcelain and glazed tiles are fantastic here because they handle oil and steam effortlessly, while larger formats mean fewer grout lines to scrub later. Mosaics are beautiful for adding character, though they do require well-sealed joints if you're using them in a high-traffic cooking zone.
When it comes to your floor, it’s all about durability and safety. You’ll want something slip-resistant and hardwearing - like a structured or matte porcelain - that can stand up to daily foot traffic and the occasional spill. Opting for rectified edges will also keep your grout lines sharp and minimal. Our team provides all the technical specs and slip-ratings you need, so you can be completely confident that your choice will do the job it’s meant for.
How tile shapes a kitchen
This is the heart of your kitchen's personality. Think of a pale, honed splashback that catches the light and makes a galley kitchen feel bright and airy, or a soft-coloured, handmade-look subway tile that brings an inviting warmth to a space that might otherwise feel a bit too clinical. If you're looking for calm, you could run a stone-look porcelain from the floor right up to the splashback - it pulls the whole room together beautifully. Or, try a mosaic band behind the cooktop for a subtle, deliberate accent that really draws the eye. In open-plan homes, your kitchen tiles set the tone for the entire area, doing so much more than just protecting a wall. They’re the final touch that makes your busiest room feel like home.
Why specify kitchen tiles with BetterTiles?
Since 1961 we have selected, imported and stood behind surfaces built to last, and a kitchen is where that longevity is tested daily. Our range is curated, each tile hand-sourced from manufacturers we know and return to, so you specify from a shortlist already assessed for quality and wear. We will provide you with clear answers on availability and lead times, samples to check a finish against the joinery and the light, and the technical documentation a splashback and floor specification needs.
Splashbacks reward surfaces that wipe clean and resist oil and heat, which is why low-porosity porcelain and glazed finishes work so well behind a bench. Larger formats reduce grout lines and the grease they collect, while subway and mosaic looks bring character if you are happy to maintain the joints. We can talk through the trade-offs and supply samples so you see the finish against the cabinetry.
Often a floor-rated porcelain can run up the wall as a splashback, and that continuity reads beautifully in open-plan kitchens. The reverse is the one to watch: a wall or splashback tile is not always suitable underfoot. Where you want one material across the floor and splashback, we can confirm which tiles in the range carry both ratings.
Kitchen floors want durability and grip, so a structured or matt porcelain that resists spills and footfall is a dependable starting point. The right finish depends on how the kitchen will be used and whether it adjoins wet or outdoor zones. Our team can match a floor tile to the conditions and supply slip-rating documentation to confirm the choice.
Porcelain is one of the easier surfaces to keep in a working kitchen, low in porosity and resistant to staining from oil and food. Larger rectified formats help further by cutting down the grout lines that catch grime. For natural stone, sealing and a gentler cleaning routine keep it looking right, and we are happy to advise on care for whichever material you specify.
Yes, and for a kitchen we would recommend it. A splashback and a floor each need to be confirmed for their job, so seeing the finish in hand and checking the figures matters. Our team can arrange samples and supply full technical documentation, including slip ratings and format details, so your specification rests on confirmed data.
We do. Commercial kitchens and hospitality fit-outs bring tougher demands around durability, slip rating, hygiene and supply at volume, and the range and support here are built for that. For larger schemes we can advise on availability, lead times and the documentation a commercial kitchen specification calls for.