AIzaSyCx0PM-3N_RmbMTt2SRm-GX9AD-tAsfpC8 Skip to main content
search
Category

Trends

Our Top 10 Best Selling Tiles 1

Our Top 10 Best Selling Tiles

By Commercial Tiles, General, Trends

Choosing a tile for your home can often be harder than it seems.

 

With so many tiles available in a variety of sizes, colours and textures, coming to a final decision is no easy task. Often overwhelmed with choice, new customers will ask us what our best selling tiles are. To help narrow it down, we’ve put together a list of our top ten recommendations below.

Our Top 10 Best Selling Tiles 2

1. Chorus White

A sophisticated replica of natural stone, this highly durable tile made by Keope is used regularly for main floors and bathrooms. The versatile Chorus series is suitable for both internal and external applications in both residential and commercial projects. 

  • Category: Floors 
  • Material: Glazed Porcelain, Rectified 
  • Available in: Matt, Textured, Anti-slip

2. Solid Nude Beige 

This slightly textured subway tile is best suited for kitchen and bathroom walls and is especially loved for splashbacks. If you’re looking to create a designer look, consider using a contrasting grout.

  • Category: Walls 
  • Material: Ceramic
  • Available in: Glossy

3. Downtown Grigio Lappato

One of our best sellers for main floors, this tile is both cost effective and looks great on bathroom floors and walls, as well as larger living areas. Authentic concrete inspired, this porcelain rectified tile is also stain proof and easy to maintain. 

  • Category: Floors 
  • Material: Glazed Porcelain, Rectified 
  • Available in: Semi Polished

4. Trend Plus Ocean Mix

Our number 1 pool water-line tile, this Italian glass mosaic is mounted on the Trend Plus backing system. This innovative technology is fully warranted for swimming pool use and makes installation faster and easier. 

  • Category: Pools 
  • Material: Glass Mosaic
Our Top 10 Best Selling Tiles 3
Our Top 10 Best Selling Tiles 4

5. New Ash Dust

This practical tile embraces the trend of light coloured flooring while still hiding the dust and dirt that usually shows up on white tiling. New Ash Dust is often used to flow from the bathroom into the main floor, keeping the whole house toned together. 

  • Category: Floors 
  • Material: Glazed Porcelain, Rectified 
  • Available in: Semi Polished

6. Timbre-Land Mapple

Our top timber tile, the Timbre-Land Mapple is mostly used in main floors. This great option is both pet proof and maintenance free, providing an excellent economical interior selection for your home. 

  • Category: Floors 
  • Material: Glazed Porcelain, Rectified 
  • Available in: Natural (Matt)

7. Trend Plus Surf Mix 1

Another option in our Trend Plus range, the Surf Mix 1 is a beautiful combination of white and pearl Italian glass mosaic. With soft, rounded edges, this bright tile is one of our top sellers for whole pools. 

  • Category: Pools 
  • Material: Glass Mosaic

8. Two Tone Solid Matt White

A light, rectangular tile range, The Two Tone Solid White Matte is well suited to various splash back lay patterns. We’ve found this great tile option has taken off in bathroom feature walls.

  • Category: Walls 
  • Material: Ceramic
  • Available in: Matt
Our Top 10 Best Selling Tiles 5
Our Top 10 Best Selling Tiles 6

9. Shade De Impressions

An industrial, shabby chic and decorative tile, Shade De Impressions has been used in the past as a feature wall in ensuites, as well as water line tiles and splashbacks. Create a standout feature with the subtle blue, grey and white tones of this beautiful tile. 

  • Category: Floors 
  • Material: Glazed Porcelain, Rectified 
  • Available in: Textured

10. Self More Décor 3

The Self More Decor 3 is a highly popular tile option, used for a variety of purposes including swimming pool water lines, feature bathroom floors and inlays of main floors and entries. 

  • Category: Floors 
  • Material: Glazed Porcelain
  • Available in: Matt

The best tiles in Perth

If you’re looking for quality tiles, look no further than Ceramic Tile Supplies. To learn more about our products, you can browse our range online, contact us with any questions you have or visit our Wangara and Myaree showrooms.

View our range of tiles

Explore Our Range
October 25, 2021
Carrara Hexagonal marble mosaics

Bring your kitchen project to life with mosaic splashback tiles

By Kitchen Tiles, Trends

For many homes, the kitchen splashback is the hero of the kitchen space. And it’s often one of the most deliberated design decisions in a home.

 

A new splashback is an easy and effective way to revive your kitchen. It’s an opportunity to express your personal style in a space often surrounded by neutral benchtops and cabinetry.

Tiles are a popular option, as they’re durable, wipe clean and are easy to install. Want to really make an impact with maximum colour and texture? Go for a mosaic tiled splashback.

Technology has come a long way with the design and manufacture of mosaic tiles.
Mosaic tiles are nowadays available in a wide variety of colours, textures, finishes and materials such as glass, ceramic, porcelain and stone. Striking patterns and beautifully detailed surfaces can be created in your kitchen, all with the use of mosaic tiles.

Bring your kitchen project to life with mosaic splashback tiles 7

Why are mosaic tiles great for your kitchen splashback?

Unique, stylish and on trend, mosaic tiles were made for the kitchen. Here’s why.

Mosaic tiles are easy to install

Despite what you may have heard in the past, fixing mosaic tiles isn’t as hard as you think. These days, most mosaic tiles come sheeted with mesh backing, so they are very quick and easy to install. To make your life easier design your cabinet heights to match in with what mosaics you are going to use.

Mosaic splashback tiles are simple to maintain

One of the reasons why mosaic tiles are great to use in your kitchen is that they are easy to keep clean. However, extra care must be taken when it comes to the grout so that it doesn’t stain.

Our tip: Use a grout sealant once the splashback is installed so you get maximum protection from stains. This also works for stone splashbacks to give extra life.

Mosaic tiles can protect your walls

Creating a tiled kitchen splashback helps protect your walls from everyday damage. Not only will investing in mosaic tiles add a splash of colour to your kitchen, it will also prevent your walls from coming into contact with grease, food and dirt. It’s a lot easier to clean a tiled wall than it is a stained wall!

Mosaic kitchen tiles are versatile

The good thing about mosaic tiles is that there are so many options to choose from. You can be bold and experiment with different designs to see which new look will complement your kitchen.

How to use mosaic tiles for your kitchen splashback

Traditionally, tiled splashbacks are fixed up to the ‘splash zone’ often ending at the cabinetry height or just below the rangehood. Increasingly, we’re seeing kitchen splashback tiles being installed all the way to the ceiling, creating a fresh new look.

Some popular mosaic kitchen splashback tiles include:

Bring your kitchen project to life with mosaic splashback tiles 8
Bring your kitchen project to life with mosaic splashback tiles 9

Glass mosaic tiles

The latest trend in mosaics are glass mosaic tiles. When applied, they create a reflective pearly finish, perfect if you’re looking to add a touch of luxury to your kitchen.

Stone mosaic tiles

There are many shapes and colours when it comes to Stone mosaic tiles. Popular designs are; stacked, fans, herringbone, cubes or squares and hexagonal.

Hexagonal mosaic tiles

Versatile and eye catching, hexagonal mosaic tiles make for a very stylish kitchen splashback. Blend the grout to the mosaic colours to give you a textural look or mix it up by contrasting the grout to compliment the style.

Kit-Kat mosaic tiles

Kit-Kat mosaics also known as finger mosaics or stick mosaics are gaining momentum in home interiors, especially with splashbacks to create the ultimate modern statement in the kitchen.

Explore our range of mosaic kitchen splashback tiles in Perth

Get inspiration from Perth’s kitchen tile specialists! Take a look at our photo gallery for ideas, browse mosaic kitchen tiles online, or view our mosaic splashback tile collection on display at our Myaree or Wangara showrooms.

View our range of Mosaic Tiles

  • White 50x50 Glazed Porcelain Mosaic
    Read more

    White 50×50 Glazed Porcelain Mosaic

  • Gloss Black Subway 100x300
    Read more

    Gloss Black Subway 100×300

  • Matt Black Subway 100x300
    Read more

    Matt Black Subway 100×300

  • Veneto Linktec Steam White 25x25mm Glass Mosaic 501
    Read more

    Veneto Linktec Steam White 25x25mm Glass Mosaic 501

  • Palladio Linktec Seashell Mix 25x25mm Glass Mosaic
    Read more

    Palladio Linktec Seashell Mix 25x25mm Glass Mosaic

  • Palladio Linktec Tallow Mix 25x25mm Glass Mosaic
    Read more

    Palladio Linktec Tallow Mix 25x25mm Glass Mosaic

  • Palladio Linktec Sofia Mix 25x25mm Glass Mosaic
    Read more

    Palladio Linktec Sofia Mix 25x25mm Glass Mosaic

  • Palladio Linktec Jewel Mix 25x25mm Glass Mosaic
    Read more

    Palladio Linktec Jewel Mix 25x25mm Glass Mosaic

Explore Our Range
September 23, 2021
How to make a statement with decorative tiles 10

How to make a statement with decorative tiles

By Architects & Builders, Trends

Have you ever considered decorative tiles in your home? Using decorative tiles is a great way to add dimension and spruce up your walls or floors, to give a room a unique look.

So, where and how should you use decorative tiles to achieve a stylish effect? While decorative tiles are most commonly found in kitchens and bathrooms, don’t limit yourself to just these rooms. Let’s take a look at some of the ways you can add character to any room.

How to make a statement with decorative tiles 11
Hero your kitchen beyond the splashback 

The most obvious place to add personality to your kitchen is with the splashback, but if you have an island, why not carry the decorative tiles through to the wall of your snack bar area? This is an area which often gets neglected, but by adding a decorative tile like Moroccan inspired tiles, it can make an even bigger impact to a space often reserved for shoe scuff marks. 

Add flair to your floor 

With the right choice of decorative tiles, you can dramatically transform a boring looking floor into the most talked about room in the house. For example play with the tiles amongst your main floor as a tile matt or try adding texture to a bathroom floor.

Something as simple as a geometric black and white pattern can make all the difference in a bathroom. Break the mould and experiment. Rather than keep to a repeating pattern or design, create an exciting floor space with tiles scattered in a non-repeating pattern, and have some of them creep halfway up the wall for a truly unique look.

Accentuate your ceilings

Add more texture to your bathroom by going floor to ceiling with your tiles. You can create an interesting feature wall using decorative tiles of any shape or size for dramatic effect. Tiling up to your ceiling will also add the feeling of height to your space!

Make small but impactful touches

When it comes to decorative tiles, sometimes less is more. Something as simple as creating a band of decorative tiles in an eye-popping colour or pattern in your wet areas, is all you need to add a little flair to a room. If using mosaic tiles, look for tiles already assembled in a pattern and secured to mesh sheets, to save on costs and installation. 

How to make a statement with decorative tiles 12
How to make a statement with decorative tiles 13
What about the grout?

While grout serves its purpose of filling the gaps in your tiles, it can be used as a decorative tool as well. If you want to make your tile design stand out, choose a dark or coloured grout to create contrast. A light or matching colour will blend in and make your tile design look uniformed.

Final thoughts

It’s all about getting the balance right. To avoid any style errors with decorative tiles, follow these simple tips:

  • Make sure you use colours that complement not clash (unless the design warrants it).
  • Avoid using different tile patterns in the same room as it will look too busy. Choose where to make your statement and then stick with neutral tiles everywhere else.

Lastly, don’t be afraid to experiment. Decorative tiles are great for the imagination, so bring yours to life and showcase it in your home!

Perth’s decorative tile specialists

Be inspired by Ceramic Tile Supplies’ extensive range of quality decorative tiles. Browse online or visit one of our showrooms in Wangara and Myaree to see the full range of decorative tiles in Perth.

View our range of Decorative Tiles

Explore Our Range
August 23, 2021
5 tile trends to look out for 14

5 tile trends to look out for

By General, Architects & Builders, Trends

Planning a home renovation? If you’re refreshing your bathroom, kitchen, or interior flooring, staying updated with the latest tile trends can help you design a space that feels modern, stylish, and timeless. Today’s innovations in design and manufacturing allow homeowners to create luxurious finishes without the high maintenance or cost of natural materials.

As design styles continue to evolve, we’re seeing a strong rise in wood-look tiles, marble-inspired finishes, natural stone textures, and creative patterns. Whether you’re updating a single room or planning a full home makeover, keeping an eye on the latest tile trends ensures your project feels fresh and well-designed.

5 tile trends to look out for 15

Timber look tiles

A more affordable, durable, and maintenance-free alternative to traditional hardwood, timber look tiles continue to gain popularity. Their ability to add warmth and character makes them ideal for nearly any interior space. Designers often use timber look tiles to highlight functional areas or create subtle accents that elevate a room’s visual appeal.

With excellent waterproofing and slip-resistant options available, these tiles have become especially popular in bathroom designs—an area where wood was previously impractical. This is one of the tile trends that blends beauty with functionality beautifully.

Surface textures like wire-brushed, hand-scraped, white-washed, and distressed finishes are becoming more common as homeowners look for a more authentic timber appearance. These variations also tie in well with emerging Bathroom tile trends, especially for spa-inspired bathroom layouts.

Natural stone look tiles

Natural stone look tiles remain a top contender for kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces. Thanks to advancements in manufacturing, these tiles convincingly replicate the appearance of marble, limestone, slate, and travertine. The result is a premium look without the price tag or maintenance associated with real stone.

Among today’s most enduring tile trends, marble-inspired tiles stand out. Their luxurious aesthetic and versatility make them a favorite for flooring, feature walls, vanities, and shower areas. They are less porous, highly durable, and more affordable, making it easier for homeowners to achieve a high-end feel.

The muted natural hues of stone look tiles also complement evolving Flooring trends, which lean toward organic, calming palettes suitable for modern minimalist and contemporary interiors.

Square tiles as a feature

Square tiles are making a strong comeback, emerging as the modern counterpart to traditional subway tiles. They are perfect for splashbacks, feature walls, small floors, or compact statements that add personality to a room. In today’s interior tile design, smaller square mosaics are frequently seen as bathroom feature walls, while larger traditional 200x200mm non-rectified tiles with repeating patterns are used to add charm to smaller spaces.

Square tiles also offer flexibility in layout. You can install them brick-bond, at a 45-degree angle, or in a checkerboard pattern each creating a distinct look. A handmade-style square tile can deliver a farmhouse or Hamptons feel, while bold block-colour mosaics create a mid-century or post-modern aesthetic. The versatility of these shapes allows them to blend seamlessly into any tiles design.

Floral patterns are a hit

Floral-inspired tiles are rising in popularity and no, we’re not talking about vintage “grandma’s wallpaper.” Today’s designs embrace bold botanical prints, tropical elements, and blossoming patterns that bring energy and originality to a space. This growing interest aligns perfectly with evolving home design trends, especially in bathrooms where a striking feature wall can transform the entire room.

These tiles work best when used in moderation—ideal for accenting a specific section rather than covering the entire space. Botanical print tiles are particularly effective in bathrooms without windows, adding visual depth where natural lighting is limited. When integrated thoughtfully into your tiles design, floral patterns bring creativity and vibrancy to even the simplest layout.

5 tile trends to look out for 16
5 tile trends to look out for 17

Metallic imitation

Another tile trend that’s emerging is the metal look tile. This style isn’t for everyone it’s geared more towards achieving a high-tech, industrial, minimalistic urban feel, or depending on the choice of tile, a vintage retro interior.

Metallic look tiles come in all sorts of shades and effects including a rust effect, oxidized copper, platinum, white gold, steel, aluminium and silver. The use of such cladding creates a very unique design for walls and floors, even work surfaces and countertops. When decorating a room with this style of tile, it’s important to think about how the metallic look will blend with your décor, to ensure the interiors complement each other. Metal-inspired surfaces also continue to influence modern tile trends in contemporary design.

When selecting new tiles for your home, by all means consider the trends to achieve a well-designed room, but stick with your personal preference so that you don’t get bored of the look too quickly, and can enjoy your space for years to come.

View the entire Ceramic Tile Supplies range in our Myaree and Wangara showrooms or online at www.ctsupplies.com.au

View our range of tiles

Explore Our Range
January 5, 2021
Tile Trends to Keep an Eye Out for in 2026 18

Tile Trends to Keep an Eye Out for in 2026

By Bathroom Tiles, Architects & Builders, General, TrendsNo Comments

Are you planning a bathroom renovation or refreshing a tired space this year? Staying ahead of tile trends 2026 is one of the easiest ways to create a bathroom that feels modern, valuable, and future-proof. Tiles continue to evolve in colour, texture, scale, and finish, and understanding current bathroom tile trends can help you design a space that balances style with practicality.

In 2026, we’re seeing a strong shift toward statement surfaces, natural finishes, and layered textures. Homeowners are prioritising both aesthetics and functionality, choosing materials that look beautiful but also perform well in wet areas. If you’re researching tile trends 2026, this guide will walk you through the most popular styles shaping today’s interiors and the most in-demand trending tiles design ideas for Perth homes.

Here are some trends to look out for in 2026 and tips for tiles Perth homeowners will love:

Decorating and Renovating in 2026

If you’re decorating or renovating your bathroom to look more fashionable, you will need to look out for a style that appeals to you but doesn’t sacrifice on quality or functionality.

Finding something that looks modern yet remains in style with the existing home is a challenge many buyers face. But with the right bathroom tiles, you can find something to satisfy your desires and practical needs.

When decorating, one helpful tip is that you can create a light and glamorous bathroom with pastel colours, glass tiles, or more organic looks.

One of the biggest bathroom tile trends this year is creating a spa-like atmosphere. Soft neutral palettes, warm whites, sandy beiges, and subtle greys are dominating showrooms. Large-format tiles are also continuing to rise in popularity because they reduce grout lines and create a more seamless, spacious feel.

Vibrant and bold looks are also in, so decorate your walls and floors with strong styles whilst keeping them classy. Remember, practical can be pretty.

Style and Design

We have a whole range of tiles on offer, so look out for designs that are set to be popular as part of tile trends 2026. The four style and design categories to consider are colour, texture, decorative features, and natural aesthetics all shaping today’s trending tiles design direction.

1) Colour

You want to match your tiles to the colour of your bathroom, whether that is the current shade or a new palette you’re planning. Warmer neutrals such as beige, limestone, soft greys, and earthy tones are strongly influencing tile trends 2026.

Soft pastel tones are still relevant but are now paired with natural textures to align with broader bathroom tile trends. We have a range of subtle and mixed colours for you to explore, including glass mosaics and classic subway tile ranges.

Bi-colour tiles and contrasting tones are also gaining popularity as homeowners lean toward more confident trending tiles design choices. Pairing solid colours on the same wall in different layouts or finishes is a simple way to reflect current tile trends 2026 without overwhelming the space.

2) Texture

Textured styles continue to rise as a major part of tile trends 2026. This can be done in two ways the physical texture you feel or the visual texture created through pattern and variation.

When it comes to touch, smooth, glossy, lappato, satin, embossed, or lightly structured finishes all offer different effects. Smooth tiles are easier to clean, while textured finishes can provide better grip, making them practical for bathroom floors and aligned with modern bathroom tile trends.

For a visual textured look, it is effective to mix a patterned tile such as stone-look or concrete-look with a simpler tile. This layering technique is a core part of today’s trending tiles design concepts and reflects the depth seen across tile trends 2026.

3) Decorative

Decorative tiles with patterns and unique shapes remain popular in tile trends 2026, although they are being used more thoughtfully than in previous years. A touch of geometric styling, subtle mosaics, or feature niches are common in current bathroom tile trends.

We offer a range of mosaics, from ceramic and glass to porcelain and stone. Scales and penny-round styles continue to be eye-catching choices within evolving trending tiles design ideas.

For decorative styles, herringbone, brick layouts, and soft geometric designs are being used to create feature walls or shower niches. When following tile trends 2026, the key is using decorative elements in moderation for a timeless finish.

4) Natural

The natural look continues to dominate tile trends 2026. Stone-look, concrete-look, and timber-look tiles remain highly sought after for their organic and calming appearance.

These materials reflect broader bathroom tile trends focused on creating relaxing, spa-inspired spaces. Greys, warm browns, and soft white tones enhance the charm of these natural finishes.

Stone-inspired tiles, concrete styles, and timber-look planks all fit beautifully within modern trending tiles design concepts. The appeal of these tiles lies in their simplicity and ability to suit both contemporary and classic homes, making them a safe investment within tile trends 2026.

Get in Touch With Us Today

If you’re looking for a new bathroom look, then now is the time to check out tile trends for 2026. Stay ahead of the curve by shopping now for the coming year. You also can stop by one of our tiles Perth showrooms in 2026 and see what’s trending!

December 29, 2019
In the spotlight Daniel Lomma Design & Supergres Timber Tiles 19

In the spotlight Daniel Lomma Design & Supergres Timber Tiles

By General, Architects & Builders, TrendsNo Comments

 

 

Perth is all about the weather. On average our days are moderate, our summers are hot and our winters are mild. This means the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors at one’s home is abundant. Balmy summer nights, sunny winter days. It’s no wonder we strive to have an outdoor area to suit our needs whether it be for entertaining or just accommodating our family needs.

In the spotlight Daniel Lomma Design & Supergres Timber Tiles 20

Daniel Lomma Design has embraced our diverse living style and designed The Barnard by creating a living space that draws all living areas together, inside and out. There is balanced flow from the lounge to dining into kitchen as well as kitchen to dining into the outdoor entertaining then garden.

In the spotlight Daniel Lomma Design & Supergres Timber Tiles 21

How has he done this so successfully? By utilising the Travel South Gold timber look tile on the floor, Daniel created subtle visual separations, without any physical bounds. The timber tile allows for a decking style outdoor finish that is hard wearing and ideal for its environment. The same finish has been extended into the inside of the home as an inlay under the dining area. Inlaid as such into the main floor creates that visual separation and seamless flow from outside in.

In the spotlight Daniel Lomma Design & Supergres Timber Tiles 22

There are many uses for a timber tile and for that reason it is becoming more and more popular in our homes. The Travel Series from Ceramic Tile Supplies offers various formats and finishes to accommodate for these uses. For example in the alfresco of The Barnard, Daniel Lomma Designs selected a Strutturato (R11) finish, this more grip like finish helps when the area is wet and creates a non-slip, safe floor environment. However within the home a finish like this would be more tedious to clean so a standard (R9) finish was used, blending in seamlessly with the main floor tile finish as well.

In the spotlight Daniel Lomma Design & Supergres Timber Tiles 23

Another excellent example of location for a timber tile is the floor and wall feature Daniel has designed into the powder room and ensuite. Buy flowing the timber tile from the floor up the wall it creates a stunning contrasting, balanced backdrop to the bath or rich luxe environment for a visitor to the powder room.

Daniel Lomma Design have created a home with thorough thought and insight to how The Barnard will be lived in and how the products used can complement this. A designer will always push products to their maximum and give you a well-conceived design.

 

If you would like to know how this may suit your home contact Daniel Lomma Design or view the Travel timber tile series at Ceramic Tile Supplies Myaree and Wangara showrooms.

 

VIEW THE PRODUCT RANGE HERE

 

Photograpy by Silvertone Photography

 

October 11, 2019
Close Menu