Kitchen tiles

Thirty-eight kitchen tiles, delivered Australia-wide, in three families: fourteen Pietra marble-look porcelain tiles in 300 × 600, 600 × 600 and 600 × 1200 mm; eleven ceramic subway tiles plus a rectified 300 × 600 mm gloss white wall tile; and twelve mosaic sheets in eight shapes. Every tile has an A$3 sample piece, so you can hold two or three against the cabinetry and benchtop before ordering.

Kitchen wall tiles

The 24 subway tiles, wall tile and mosaic sheets are also grouped on their own as kitchen splashback tiles, and Kitchen splashback tiles: 9 formats compared sets face size, pieces per square metre and joint length side by side. For a wall that carries on above the splashback, Kitchen wall tiles: how high to tile, how many boxes, and where the courses land works out the heights. Two installed kitchens stop at different heights: Studio Linen in a sage kitchen runs subway up the rangehood wall to the ceiling, and in Pietra Alba as a kitchen splashback the marble-look face runs to the window sill and further up beside it.

The three families

The fourteen marble-look tiles record matt, polished, honed and one fluted face; nine are white, four grey and one beige, and most colours come in two of the three sizes. Nine of the eleven kitchen subway tiles are 75 × 300 mm and two are 100 × 300 mm; five carry a wave face and the rest are flat. The twelve mosaic kitchen tiles cover herringbone on three, strip on two, hexagon on two, and one sheet each of stack, fan, round, square and finger; the smallest sheet is 225 × 230 mm and the largest 306 × 306 mm. Kitchen hexagon tiles: two sheets, seven layouts works through the two hexagon sheets, and both are listed on one page, hexagon tiles for kitchens.

Coloured kitchen tiles and feature tiles

Twenty-six of the 38 are white. Half of the twelve coloured tiles are subway tiles: Studio Sage Wave is green, Studio Ink and Studio Ink Wave are black, Studio Charcoal is charcoal, and Studio Cloud Wave and Studio Greige are grey. Studio Graphite Strip is a grey mosaic sheet, and among the marble looks Pietra Dove, Shadow, Smoke and Storm are grey and Pietra Sienna is beige. The five wave tiles and Pietra Vela Fluted record a Wave or Fluted profile; the other subway pages record a flat profile or none. Feature wall tiles: 11 installed walls includes three kitchen splashbacks and where each run stops.

Kitchen floor tiles: what the slip class records

Fourteen of the 38 record a class on the AS 4586 scale, P2 on ten and P3 on four, all of them marble-look porcelain, updated on 1 October 2026 from supplier documentation. The subway tiles, the wall tile and the mosaic sheets record none. Each product page records one class for the tile as a whole and does not tie the class to a finish, and we do not hold the underlying test reports. A recorded class is a reference value, not approval for a kitchen floor; what a particular floor needs is for your installer or specifier to confirm. Tile slip ratings: what P3, P4 and R10 mean explains the scale. One installed kitchen has a tiled floor, Haven Fine White as an oak kitchen floor: a terrazzo-look porcelain tile listed in terrazzo-look tiles rather than here. It records where the supplier's client laid that tile, not where a tile may be used.

Common questions

How many kitchen tiles do I need?

The tile calculator turns your measurements into a count of whole tiles or sheets, and How many tiles in a box, and how many per square metre? lists every size here.

Is every tile here suitable for a kitchen?

This page can't answer that. This is a selection group, not an application-suitability determination. Use the individual product record as the specification source and confirm project requirements with the responsible installer or specifier.

Can I see a tile before ordering?

Yes. Samples are A$3 each and sent free anywhere in Australia. Tile samples at home covers comparing them against paint, joinery and benchtop in your own light.