Wall Tiles
Turn vertical spaces into statements
Walls are more than just boundaries—they are opportunities for expression. With every space, we believe that the vertical surfaces have a story to tell. Our exclusive collection of wall tiles transforms these blank canvases into striking features, designed to captivate and elevate any room. From the raw energy of bold textures to the quiet sophistication of minimalist finishes, turning every wall into a work of art that speaks to your style.
Pure Series
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ViewDune Herringbone Series
ViewEnzo Series
ViewSolea Series
ViewKasa Series
ViewVino Series
ViewHudson Series
ViewBrooklyn Series
ViewNori Series
ViewNori Concave Series
ViewNixon 97mm Series
ViewNixon 48mm Series
ViewKumi Series
ViewCarter 97mm Series
ViewCarter 48mm Series
ViewTumble Series
ViewSabi Series
ViewMochi Series
ViewDune Penny Series
ViewAstral Series
ViewElemental Series
ViewOldy Series
ViewSubway Series
ViewMetro Subway Series
ViewMelange Series
ViewIbiza Series
ViewDandy Series
ViewBrick Series
ViewSuki Concave Series
ViewCiao Series
ViewChopstix Series
ViewOur Wall Tile range
Our wall tile range is broad, covering everything from porcelain and ceramic - in matte, honed, polished, or structured finishes - to natural stone with its inherent, beautiful depth. We also have mosaics for those intricate spots, plus our signature Fusion Stone designs. You'll find formats ranging from classic subway tiles to large, seamless sheets that create a calm, unified look. If you’re after something more dynamic, we also offer three-dimensional surfaces that play beautifully with the light. Our colors range from soothing, neutral tones that help ground a space to deeper, bolder hues perfect for a feature wall. We hand-source each tile from trusted makers across Europe and Asia, checking every batch for consistent color and quality before it ever reaches your project.
Choosing the right wall tiles for your project
For bathrooms or kitchen splashbacks, prioritise surfaces that are easy to wipe down and look for rectified edges for those crisp, tight grout lines. Think about the rhythm you want to create: large tiles offer a seamless, calm feel, while subway or mosaic tiles add a bit of movement and pattern.
Keep in mind that not all wall tiles are suitable for floors - if you’re hoping to use the same tile for both, just double-check the floor rating first. Also, remember that larger or heavier stone tiles need the right substrate to support them. We’re here to help with the technical details - from suitability to fixing guides - so you can specify your walls with as much confidence as your floors.
Why specify wall tiles with BetterTiles?
Since 1961 we have selected, imported and stood behind the surfaces that give a space its character, and sixty-five years sharpens the eye for what holds up and what merely looks the part. Our range is curated, not catalogued, each tile hand-sourced from makers we trust, so you specify from a considered shortlist rather than an endless wall of options. Around the product sits the support that steadies a project: honest answers on availability and lead times, samples in hand to read a finish in the real light, and the technical documentation a wall specification rests on. When the brief gets complicated, you know who to call. That is what it means to steady the wheel.
Floor tiles are made to take load, traffic and, in wet areas, to give grip, so they carry slip and durability ratings a wall tile may not. Wall tiles can be lighter and freer in finish and texture because they do not bear footfall. Many floor tiles can also run up a wall, but the reverse is not always true, and we can confirm which tiles carry both ratings.
Sometimes, but it is the rating to check carefully. A tile made for walls is not always suitable underfoot, especially in a wet area where slip resistance matters. Where you want one material across wall and floor, we can confirm whether a given wall tile is floor-rated, or point you to a coordinating floor option so the scheme still reads as one.
It depends on the feel you are after. Large rectified formats read calm and seamless with fewer grout lines, which suits a quiet, architectural wall, while subway and mosaic formats bring rhythm, pattern and direction. Substrate and weight also come into the decision for larger and stone tiles. We can talk through format and setting-out so the proportion suits the space.
A structured or three-dimensional face brings wonderful play of light, and in dry feature areas it asks little of you. In wet zones or behind a cooktop, deeper texture can hold more, so a smoother finish is sometimes the easier specification there. We can advise on which surfaces suit which setting and supply documentation to back the choice.
Yes, and with a wall it really pays off, because finish and texture read so differently in the room's actual light than they do on a screen. Our team can arrange samples and supply full technical documentation, including format, finish and suitability details, so your specification rests on what you have seen and confirmed.
We do, and have for decades. Commercial walls bring their own demands around finish consistency, availability at volume and documentation, and the range and support here are built for both commercial and residential work. For larger schemes we can advise on lead times and supply the technical detail a commercial wall specification needs to stay on schedule.