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Bathroom Tiles That Will Completely Transform Your Perth Bathroom 1

Bathroom Tiles That Will Completely Transform Your Perth Bathroom

By Kitchen Tiles, Tile SelectionNo Comments

A bathroom can have beautiful tapware, a new vanity and carefully considered lighting, but there’s one design decision that can completely change how the room feels: the tiles.

They cover more surface area than almost anything else in the bathroom. Go light and large-format, and a compact ensuite can suddenly feel more open. Introduce a mosaic feature and a simple shower becomes the focal point. Choose a warm stone-look finish and the entire room can take on a softer, more relaxed feel.

That’s why choosing Bathroom Tiles isn’t simply about finding a colour you like. It’s about considering how the size, texture, finish and layout will work together to create the bathroom you have in mind. At Ceramic Tile Supplies, there’s no shortage of options. Here are some of the tile styles that can completely transform your next bathroom renovation.

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Start With the Right Bathroom Tile

Before getting caught up in colours and trends, think about how your bathroom needs to perform. Porcelain is one of the most common choices for bathrooms because it is dense, durable and suitable for floor and wall applications. Ceramic tiles are another versatile option, particularly for walls and decorative areas, while mosaics can introduce detail or define a particular part of the bathroom.

Floor tiles also need to be considered differently from wall tiles. Slip-resistant tiles with strong ratings are particularly important in wet areas, with natural and matte finishes generally providing more grip than polished or gloss finishes.

Make a Small Bathroom Feel Bigger With Large Format Tiles

One of the biggest changes you can make doesn’t necessarily involve choosing a bold tile. Large-format tiles create fewer grout lines, giving walls and floors a cleaner, more continuous appearance. This can work particularly well in contemporary bathrooms where the aim is to create an open, uncluttered finish.

Ceramic Tile Supplies stocks a range of porcelain tiles suitable for modern bathroom designs. Neutral stone and concrete-inspired finishes can take the look even further, creating a seamless backdrop that allows the vanity, tapware and other features to stand out.

Tile size still needs to suit the dimensions and layout of your bathroom, so bigger isn’t automatically better. Ceramic Tile Supplies recommends considering the scale of the room before making your final selection.

Turn the Shower Into a Feature With Mosaics

Not every bathroom needs a statement wall, but a carefully placed feature can completely change the room.

Mosaic tiles are ideal for introducing pattern, colour and texture without committing to a bold design across every surface. They can be used within a shower niche, behind the vanity, across a shower wall or on the floor to visually define an area.

Ceramic Tile Supplies offers a variety of mosaic tiles, including herringbone and hexagonal designs. Herringbone creates movement through its angled layout, while hexagonal mosaics introduce a more geometric detail. Pairing a detailed mosaic with simpler surrounding tiles can create contrast while keeping the overall bathroom balanced.

Bring Warmth Into the Bathroom With Stone-Look Tiles

Bathrooms don’t have to feel cold or clinical. Stone-look porcelain tiles can introduce the texture and warmth associated with natural materials while offering the practical benefits of porcelain. Ceramic Tile Supplies notes that these finishes are particularly well suited to Perth’s coastal and contemporary homes, where natural textures work beautifully with timber cabinetry, soft neutrals and understated tapware.

Beige, sand and warm grey tones can create a calm, timeless bathroom with plenty of warmth and depth. For homeowners wanting to bring more natural texture into the space, Ceramic Tile Supplies also offers natural stone tiles that add character while keeping the overall look refined and cohesive.

Don’t Underestimate the Classic Subway Tile

Some tiles have a habit of sticking around, and the subway tile is one of them. Its simple rectangular shape can take on completely different personalities depending on how it is laid, from a classic horizontal layout to contemporary vertical stacking or a more detailed herringbone pattern. This flexibility makes subway tiles a great choice for adding personality without committing to a look that may quickly date. 

Ceramic Tile Supplies offers subway tiles in a range of colours, finishes and styles, making them suitable for everything from relaxed coastal bathrooms to contemporary renovations.

Use Colour Without Letting It Take Over

White isn’t the only way to create a timeless bathroom. Soft greys, beige, warm neutrals and stone-inspired colours can provide a versatile foundation while adding more depth than a completely white scheme. Light-coloured tiles can also help smaller bathrooms feel brighter and more open.

Across Perth, warmer and more natural bathroom palettes are becoming increasingly popular. Homeowners are leaning towards earthy tones, travertine-inspired finishes, soft sage greens, muted terracotta and textured tiles that bring more warmth and character into the space. Large-format tiles and subtle stone-look designs are also being embraced for their clean, seamless appearance and ability to create a calm, contemporary feel.

If you want something bolder, consider concentrating colour in one area rather than covering the entire room. A colourful splashback, feature wall or shower niche can give the design personality while allowing the larger surfaces to remain more neutral. Decorative ceramic tiles, textured finishes and mosaics are all useful for creating these focal points without overwhelming the overall bathroom design.

Find Your Bathroom Tiles in Perth

The tiles you choose set the direction for the entire bathroom, so it’s worth seeing more than a small sample on a screen.

Ceramic Tile Supplies has showrooms in Myaree and Wangara, where you can explore porcelain, ceramic, mosaic, natural stone and decorative tiles alongside different colours, formats and finishes.

The experienced tile stylists can help you bring your ideas together, offering practical and design advice on tile size, colour, finish and suitability for the space. Whether you’re refreshing a small ensuite or designing a brand-new bathroom, the team can help you make confident choices from the start.

Planning a bathroom transformation? Explore the Ceramic Tile Supplies range of Bathroom Tiles Perth online or visit one of our showrooms to speak with the team.

August 27, 2026
How Do Kitchen Tiles Impact Function and Maintenance? 3

How Do Kitchen Tiles Impact Function and Maintenance?

By Kitchen Tiles, Tile SelectionNo Comments

Kitchen tiles do far more than influence the appearance of your space. While colour, pattern and texture all contribute to the overall design, the tiles you choose can also have a significant impact on how your kitchen functions and how much maintenance it requires over time.

From flooring and splashbacks to benchtops and feature areas, every tiled surface needs to withstand daily wear while remaining easy to clean and maintain. Choosing the right kitchen tiles helps create a space that is both practical and visually appealing for years to come.

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Why Kitchen Tile Selection Matters

The kitchen is one of the hardest-working areas in any home. It experiences heavy foot traffic, exposure to water, food preparation, cooking splatters, heat and continuous cleaning.

The right tiles can make cleaning easier, improve safety, protect surfaces from damage and help your kitchen maintain its appearance over the long term.

Kitchen Floor Tiles and Everyday Performance

Kitchen flooring needs to withstand daily wear and tear while remaining practical and easy to maintain. Foot traffic, spills, pets and general household activity can all impact flooring performance over time, making durability a key consideration.

At Ceramic Tile Supplies, kitchen floor tiles are available in a wide range of styles, including concrete-look, timber-look and stone-look options, allowing homeowners to balance functionality with design. Your lifestyle should also influence your decision, larger households may benefit from tiles with additional texture underfoot, particularly in areas where spills are common.

Tile size is another practical consideration. Larger tiles remain a popular choice for kitchens, creating a clean, modern appearance while reducing the number of grout joints, making cleaning easier and contributing to a more seamless overall finish.

Matte vs Gloss Tiles: Which Finish Best Suits Your Kitchen?

The finish of your kitchen tiles has a direct impact on both safety and everyday maintenance. Understanding the difference between matte and gloss finishes can help you make a more informed decision for your space.

Gloss tiles reflect light beautifully, making a kitchen feel brighter and more open, these are a popular choice for Perth homeowners looking to create feature splashbacks or interesting wall designs where visual impact is a priority. 

For kitchen floors in particular, slip resistance is an important safety consideration. Ceramic Tile Supplies stocks a range of slip-resistant tiles designed to keep your kitchen safe underfoot even when wet, without compromising on style. Choosing a tile with an appropriate slip rating ensures your flooring performs well in the demands of a busy kitchen environment.

Kitchen Splash-back Tiles and Easy Cleaning

Kitchen splash-backs protect walls from water, grease and cooking splashes while also introducing colour, texture and personality into the space. As one of the most noticeable design features in a kitchen, splash-back tile selection is as much about aesthetics as practicality.

Ceramic Tile Supplies offers a wide range of splash-back options, including subway tiles, mosaics, embossed tiles and herringbone patterns. These can be laid in brickbond, herringbone or chevron layouts to create a feature that complements your cabinetry and bench tops.

Colour and finish also play a role in how the space feels. Lighter tones reflect light and create a more open appearance, while darker shades add warmth and character. Contrasting grout can highlight tile patterns, while matching grout delivers a more seamless result.

How to Choose the Right Kitchen Tiles

1. Consider How You Use Your Kitchen

Before choosing any tiles, think about how your kitchen is used on a daily basis. A busy family kitchen may require durable, easy-to-maintain surfaces that can handle lots of foot traffic, while a kitchen primarily used for entertaining may allow for more decorative design choices. It’s also important to consider which surfaces require tiles, whether that’s the floor, splashback, benchtop or a combination of all three.

2. Select the Right Tile Size, Material and Design

The size, material and design of your tiles can have a significant impact on both the appearance and functionality of your kitchen. Larger tiles are a popular choice for modern kitchens, creating a seamless look with fewer grout joints, while smaller formats can add texture, pattern and visual interest. 

3. Choose Colours and Finishes That Suit Your Space

Tile colour can influence how large, bright and welcoming your kitchen feels. Lighter colours can help reflect light and create a more spacious appearance, while darker tones can add warmth and depth. It’s important to ensure your tiles work seamlessly with your cabinetry, benchtops and overall colour palette. Finishes should also suit your household’s lifestyle, balancing aesthetics with ongoing maintenance and everyday practicality.

By considering how your kitchen is used, selecting the right tile style and choosing colours that complement your space, you can create a kitchen that looks great, functions well and is easy to maintain for years to come.

Ceramic Tile Supplies: Bringing Style and Practicality 

Choosing kitchen tiles involves more than following trends. By considering how your kitchen is used, the surfaces being tiled and the level of maintenance you’re comfortable with, you can make more informed decisions that will benefit your space for years to come.

With a wide range of kitchen tiles and decorative finishes available, Ceramic Tile Supplies can help you find a solution that suits your own style, budget and practical requirements. Whether you’re renovating an existing kitchen or designing a new one from scratch, our experienced team can help you find the right solution for your kitchen.

Visit our Myaree or Wangara showroom to explore our range of kitchen tiles and find inspiration for your next project.

August 10, 2026
How Do You Clean and Maintain Concrete-Look Tiles in Perth Homes? 5

How Do You Clean and Maintain Concrete-Look Tiles in Perth Homes?

By Bathroom Tiles, Kitchen Tiles, Outdoor Tiles, Tile MaintenanceNo Comments

Concrete-look tiles have become a popular choice for Perth homes, bringing the raw character of concrete into bathrooms, kitchens, living areas and outdoor spaces without the same level of upkeep. Advances in tile manufacturing allow concrete-look tiles to recreate the appearance of raw concrete, aggregate, formwork and polished cement. Available in colours ranging from soft whites and warm neutrals to mid-grey and charcoal, they work across a wide variety of interior styles. Many concrete-look ranges are made from durable porcelain, providing a practical tiled surface that is easy to clean and suited to everyday living. With the right cleaning products and a few simple maintenance habits, they can continue looking their best for years.

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Why Choose Concrete Look-Tiles?

Concrete-look tiles recreate the modern, industrial appearance of raw, aggregate or polished concrete while offering the practical benefits of a tiled surface. They provide the character and natural variation of concrete without the ongoing maintenance often associated with genuine cement flooring. Once correctly installed, concrete-look tiles generally do not require regular grinding, polishing or surface sealing. They are durable, resistant to everyday wear and simple to clean, making them a practical choice for busy bathrooms, kitchens, laundries and living areas. They are also highly versatile. Depending on the selected tile and its rating, concrete-look tiles can be used across floors, walls, wet areas and outdoor spaces, helping create a consistent design throughout the home. Compared with poured or polished concrete, concrete-look tiles can also offer a more affordable and straightforward installation. Individual tiles can be replaced if damaged, whereas repairing cracked or marked concrete can be more difficult and costly.

What Are Concrete Look-Tiles Made From?

Many concrete-look tiles available at Ceramic Tile Supplies are made from porcelain, a dense and durable material designed to withstand everyday use. Porcelain is fired at high temperatures, creating a strong tile with low water absorption. This makes it less porous than poured concrete, so everyday spills, dirt and marks are less likely to soak into the surface and are generally easier to clean. Modern manufacturing techniques also allow porcelain tiles to closely replicate the colour variation, texture and movement of genuine concrete while maintaining a more consistent and practical finish. Although the tile surface usually requires minimal maintenance, grout may need separate cleaning or sealing depending on the grout type, installation area and level of exposure to moisture. Always check the recommended application and care instructions for your selected tile.

Everyday Care for Concrete Look-Tiles

A few simple habits can help protect the colour, texture and finish of your tiles.

Remove Loose Dirt First

Sweep or vacuum before mopping to remove dust, sand and grit that may scratch the surface over time. Pay particular attention to entrances and high-traffic areas where dirt is more likely to build up.

Use a Mild Tile Cleaner

Clean with warm water and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner suitable for porcelain or ceramic tiles. Use a damp microfibre mop, soft cloth or non-abrasive pad, and avoid using more water or cleaning product than necessary.

Avoid Harsh Products

Avoid acidic cleaners, waxes, abrasive powders, steel wool and rough scouring pads, as they may affect the finish, cause scratches or leave behind a residue. Always check that the cleaner is suitable for your selected tile.

Rinse Away Residue

If needed, rinse the surface with clean water after mopping to remove any remaining detergent. This can help prevent a dull or cloudy film from forming as the floor dries. Always follow the care instructions provided for your selected tile and finish.

Where Can Concrete-Look Tiles Be Used?

Concrete-look tiles can be used across bathrooms, kitchens, laundries, living areas and selected outdoor spaces. Available in colours ranging from light whites, beiges and greiges to mid-grey, charcoal and darker concrete-inspired shades, they can suit everything from soft, minimalist interiors to bold industrial designs. Ceramic Tile Supplies offers concrete-look tiles in matt, natural, semi-polished, lappato and soft-honed finishes. Matt finishes create a subtle, understated appearance, while semi-polished and lappato options add a gentle sheen. Selected ranges are also available in multiple formats, making it easier to create a consistent look throughout the home. Our  Downtown and Coffee ranges offer options suited to bathrooms and larger living areas, while the Evoque and Index ranges provide practical choices for bathroom floors and walls. For outdoor spaces, choose a tile specifically designed for external use. Regent Stone, for example, is a durable matt porcelain tile suitable for selected indoor and outdoor floors and walls, including alfresco areas and entries. The right tile will depend on the room, size, finish and exposure to water or weather. Always check the recommended application and slip rating before making your selection.

Choosing and Caring for Grout

Grout affects both the appearance and maintenance of concrete-look tiles. Cement-based grout is a common option, while epoxy grout may be better suited to wet or high-use areas due to its resistance to moisture and staining. A matching grout colour creates a softer, more seamless finish, while a contrasting shade highlights the tile layout. Always compare grout samples with the tile before making your final choice.

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Find Your Perfect Concrete-Look Tiles 

Ready to bring the modern concrete look into your home? Explore Ceramic Tile Supplies’ range of durable, low-maintenance concrete-look tiles in a variety of colours, sizes and finishes.

Visit our Myaree or Wangara showrooms to see the tiles in person and speak with our experienced design team about the best option for your bathroom, kitchen, living area or outdoor space.

August 10, 2026
Top Interior Design Trends in Perth Using Timber Look Tiles 8

Top Interior Design Trends in Perth Using Timber Look Tiles

By Bathroom Tiles, Decorative Tiles, Kitchen Tiles, Timber Look TilesNo Comments

Recent interior design trends have seen Perth homeowners move towards a more natural-looking ambience for their homes. Neutral tones and nature-inspired shades have led to timber-look tiles making a strong comeback as a favourite solution for Perth homeowners.

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Why Timber Look Tiles are Trending in Perth

Timber look tiles have been surging over the years as they offer a great alternative to timber. 

Combining the natural warmth and grain of real wood with the durability of porcelain or ceramic tiles, they are particularly suitable for areas of the house that can be subject to water splash or heavy foot traffic, such as a kitchen or a bathroom. Modern manufacturing techniques now replicate authentic timber textures and variations, creating a realistic finish that is both practical and aesthetic.

Timber look tiles offer water resistance, durability and low-maintenance appeal, making them an increasingly popular choice for kitchens, bathrooms and high-traffic living areas in Perth homes.

Creating Warmth with Earthy Tones: A Perth Interior Trend

Many Perth homeowners are moving towards spaces that feel lighter, warmer and lively. One of the biggest interior design trends helping achieve this balance is the pairing of clean whites and soft neutral tiles with the warmth and natural texture of timber look tiles.

This combination works particularly well in Perth homes where natural light plays a major role in the overall atmosphere. The lighter palette keeps spaces feeling open and fresh, while the timber-inspired textures introduce warmth and comfort that make a home feel inviting and relaxed.

Interior Trend: Timber Look Tiles in Bathrooms

Over the past few years, bathroom design has been all about creating calm, spa-like spaces you can relax and unwind in and timber-look tiles are becoming a go-to for achieving this.

Bringing the warmth and texture of natural wood, without the maintenance concerns of real timber, they’re a natural fit for bathrooms, being used across floors, walls and even as feature walls, bath frames and splash-backs.

Designers are also finding more creative ways to incorporate timber-look tiles throughout contemporary interiors, from seamless floor-to-wall applications to introducing warmth within minimalist spaces. Their natural texture and tonal variation also help balance harder finishes such as stone, concrete and terrazzo, creating interiors that feel more refined, layered and cohesive.

Natural Materials, Reimagined

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Another standout trend is the use of natural materials in a more modern way.

Timber look tiles are being paired with:

  • Stone benchtops and basins
  • Brushed metal fixtures in bronze or champagne tones
  • Textured tiles, such as fluted or handmade finishes

Layering different materials adds depth and interest to a space, while still maintaining a natural feel. As timber-look tiles so closely replicate real wood, they make it possible to achieve this look in areas where traditional timber isn’t used.

Seamless Living with Versatile Design

With their weather-resistant properties and natural appearance, timber look tiles are well-suited to both indoor and outdoor spaces. This allows for a seamless transition between living areas and alfresco spaces, kitchens and entertaining zones, or even bathrooms and private courtyards. The consistent flooring finish helps create a stronger sense of openness and flow throughout the home, while also enhancing the connection to the outdoors that is central to modern Australian living.

Where Texture Meets Design: Reinventing Your Interior Design with Timber Look Tiles

Modern interiors are shifting away from hard, rigid lines in favour of softer, more inviting shapes, instantly making a space feel more relaxed and inviting without losing that clean, contemporary edge. 

For lighter, airy spaces such as the living room, kitchen and hallways, options like My Wood Bianco and Travel North White bring in soft, pale tones with subtle grain, making them a great option to create a calm, open feel.

If you’re after something warmer, Grimms Beige Timber, Grimms Gold Timber, and MyWood Miele introduce rich honey and beige tones, making a space feel instantly welcoming.

For a more contemporary, slightly moodier palette, MyWood Tortora and Travel East Grey bring in cooler taupe and grey hues with textured finishes. They help balance softer shapes, like beds, couches and rounded furniture by adding a more modern, structured edge. Meanwhile, Travel South Gold keeps that timber warmth while adding character, without overwhelming the space.

For more inspiration, look at our full collection of timber-look tiles here.

Timeless Style for Perth Homes

The rise in popularity of timber look tiles in Perth homes reflects a broader shift in interior design, one that values practicality, character and a timeless style.

From earthy tones and natural materials to spa-inspired bathrooms and seamless indoor-outdoor living, these tiles are at the centre of some of the most influential design trends shaping homes today.

For Perth homeowners and designers alike, timber look tiles offer a simple yet effective way to achieve a high-end look that performs just as well as it looks. 

 

Thinking about Timber Look tiles for your next home upgrade or build?

Get in touch with our team or visit our showrooms in Myaree or Wangara to find the right option for your space.

May 25, 2026
Should You Choose Timeless or Trendy Kitchen Tiles for Your Kitchen? 13

Should You Choose Timeless or Trendy Kitchen Tiles for Your Kitchen?

By General, Kitchen Tiles, Trends

Key Takeaways

  • Kitchen tiles influence both the visual appearance and long-term flexibility of a kitchen tile design.
  • Classic kitchen tiles such as neutral ceramics and subway tiles tend to remain relevant across changing design styles.
  • Trend-focused kitchen tiles, including mosaic or bold colour tiles, allow more personal expression but may date faster.
  • Many kitchens combine classic kitchen tiles with small trendy elements to balance longevity and individuality.
  • Viewing kitchen tiles in person helps homeowners understand colour, texture, and scale before selecting a final kitchen tile design.

Introduction

Choosing between timeless and trendy kitchen tiles depends on how a homeowner wants their kitchen tile design to function over time. Timeless options focus on neutral colours and established layouts that remain suitable for many interiors, while trend-based kitchen tiles introduce stronger colours, patterns, or textures that reflect current design movements.

For homeowners in Perth planning a renovation or new build, the choice of kitchen tiles can influence the visual balance of the space and how adaptable the kitchen tile design remains in future updates. Understanding the differences between enduring styles and trend-driven designs helps homeowners make informed decisions that align with their preferences and long-term plans.

Understanding Timeless vs Trend-Based Kitchen Tiles

A kitchen tile design generally falls into two broad categories: timeless styles and trend-driven styles. Both types of kitchen tiles serve different purposes depending on the goals of the homeowner.

Timeless options prioritise neutrality and long-term compatibility with different interior styles. Classic kitchen tiles typically include simple finishes, restrained colour palettes, and familiar layouts such as subway or large-format tiles.

Trend-based kitchen tiles, on the other hand, often reflect current interior design movements. These may include distinctive shapes, bold colour palettes, or intricate surface patterns.

Neither approach is inherently better. The choice between them often depends on how frequently a homeowner expects to update their kitchen tile design.

Timeless Kitchen Tiles

Timeless kitchen tiles are characterised by restrained colours, simple layouts, and materials that remain widely used in residential kitchens. These tiles often serve as a neutral base within a broader kitchen tile design.

Homeowners who prefer stability and flexibility often consider classic kitchen tiles because they allow other design elements—such as cabinetry, lighting, or décor—to change over time without requiring tile replacement.

Timeless kitchen tile design typically prioritises clarity and balance rather than strong visual contrast.

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Minimalist Kitchen Tiles

Minimalist kitchen tiles are one of the most common timeless choices. They often include neutral shades such as white, grey, beige, or black. These colours integrate easily into many kitchen tile design approaches.

Large-format tiles, stone-look ceramics, and subtle matte finishes are common examples. Many classic kitchen tiles follow minimalist principles because they minimise visual clutter and allow other elements of the kitchen to stand out.

For Perth homeowners planning long-term renovations, minimalist kitchen tiles can provide a stable foundation for a kitchen tile design that remains adaptable over time.

Subway Tiles

Subway kitchen tiles have remained common in residential interiors for over a century. Originally used in early twentieth-century transport systems, the rectangular format has since become a widely recognised element of classic kitchen tiles.

In modern kitchen tile design, subway tiles are often installed as splashbacks, behind cooktops, or along preparation areas. The arrangement pattern—such as horizontal stack, vertical stack, or herringbone—can change the appearance while maintaining a familiar tile shape.

Neutral colours such as white, grey, and charcoal continue to be widely used in subway kitchen tiles because they maintain visual clarity across many kitchen styles.

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Trend-Driven Kitchen Tiles

Trend-focused kitchen tiles allow homeowners to introduce distinctive elements into their kitchen tile design. These tiles may incorporate stronger colour contrasts, geometric layouts, or decorative surfaces.

While trend-based designs can create visual interest, they may also reflect particular design periods. As a result, some homeowners choose to apply these kitchen tiles in smaller areas rather than across the entire kitchen.

Combining trend elements with classic kitchen tiles is a common strategy for maintaining design balance.

Mosaic Tiles

Mosaic kitchen tiles are composed of smaller tile pieces arranged into repeating patterns. They are often used to create feature areas such as splashbacks or accent panels within a kitchen tile design.

These tiles can incorporate glass, ceramic, or porcelain materials and may include geometric or curved layouts. Mosaic kitchen tiles allow homeowners to introduce pattern variation without covering the entire kitchen surface.

When integrated alongside classic kitchen tiles, mosaic designs can create focal points while maintaining overall balance in the kitchen tile design.

Bold and Coloured Kitchen Tiles

Coloured kitchen tiles introduce stronger visual contrast into a kitchen tile design. Blues, greens, pinks, and other saturated colours may appear in splashbacks or accent walls.

The psychological influence of colour is often considered during kitchen planning. Some colours are associated with energy, calmness, or brightness, which can influence the atmosphere of the space.

Because colour preferences change over time, some homeowners pair bold kitchen tiles with classic kitchen tiles to maintain flexibility if future updates are required.

Decorative Patterned Tiles

Decorative kitchen tiles include printed or embossed surfaces that create repeating visual patterns. These tiles have historical roots in European architectural traditions, particularly within Spanish and Mediterranean interiors.

In modern kitchen tile design, decorative tiles are often used in smaller areas such as splashbacks, feature strips, or under shelving.

Using patterned kitchen tiles selectively helps prevent visual overcrowding while allowing homeowners to introduce cultural or artistic influences into the kitchen tile design.

Practical Considerations for Perth Homeowners

When selecting kitchen tiles, Perth homeowners often evaluate several practical factors beyond visual style.

Lighting conditions can influence how colours and textures appear within the kitchen tile design. Natural light may emphasise reflective surfaces, while artificial lighting may highlight grout lines or patterns.

Material durability and maintenance requirements also influence tile selection. Some classic kitchen tiles use glazed ceramic or porcelain surfaces that are commonly used in kitchens due to their resistance to moisture and staining.

Viewing kitchen tiles in person is often recommended before finalising a kitchen tile design. Tile size, texture, and colour tone can appear different in physical environments compared with digital images.

Conclusion

Choosing between timeless and trend-based kitchen tiles involves balancing long-term adaptability with personal style preferences. Timeless options such as neutral ceramics and subway layouts remain widely used in classic kitchen tiles, while trend-focused options introduce colour, pattern, or texture into a kitchen tile design.

Many kitchens combine both approaches by using classic kitchen tiles for the main surfaces and applying trend elements in smaller areas. This approach allows homeowners to maintain design flexibility while still expressing individual preferences.

By understanding the characteristics and limitations of different kitchen tiles, homeowners can make informed decisions that support a practical and visually balanced kitchen tile design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are considered timeless kitchen tiles?

Timeless kitchen tiles generally include neutral colours, simple shapes, and widely used formats such as subway or large-format tiles. These styles are often associated with classic kitchen tiles that remain compatible with many interior designs.

Are trendy kitchen tiles a risky choice?

Trend-focused kitchen tiles are not necessarily risky, but they may reflect specific design periods. Some homeowners choose to incorporate them into limited areas of a kitchen tile design to maintain flexibility for future updates.

How do I balance timeless and trendy kitchen tiles?

A common approach is to use classic kitchen tiles for large surfaces such as walls or floors, while adding patterned or coloured kitchen tiles in splashbacks or feature sections.

Should I see kitchen tiles in person before buying?

Yes. Viewing kitchen tiles in person helps homeowners evaluate colour tone, surface texture, and tile size. These factors are important when planning a complete kitchen tile design.

Which kitchen tiles work best for small kitchens?

Light-coloured kitchen tiles and simple layouts are commonly used in smaller spaces because they maintain visual clarity. Many classic kitchen tiles follow this approach.

June 7, 2023
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Kitchen splashback on a budget

By DIY, Kitchen Tiles, Tile Selection

The kitchen splashback is the pièce de résistance to your kitchen interior. The kitchen splashback is not only an aesthetic essential but also a practical component to your kitchen that protects the wall’s surface. Without the splashback ceramic tiles, steam from pots, oil bursts from pans and everyday splashes fall onto the wall’s surface, damaging paint and plaster. Not to mention, if you don’t have the ceramic tiles, it completely alters the overall look and feel of your kitchen, making it look unfinished. 

We understand that when you’re building or renovating your kitchen, costs can quickly add up. It can be hard to balance meeting your budget with choosing materials and designs you’re going to enjoy in your home. It can feel as though you have to choose one or the other – sticking to budget or choosing the ceramic tiles you want. But – we have good news for you… 

In this blog, we explain how you can bring to life your dream kitchen splashback whilst ALSO staying on budget. Yes, it’s possible!

Clearance Tiles

If you’re looking to save money on your tiling project, head to the clearance section of our showroom. Many people are surprised to discover that we offer a selection of ‘end of the line’ tiles available at heavily discounted prices. With limited quantities available, our clearance tiles are great options for small-scale projects… such as a kitchen splashbacks.  

Our clearance tiles at CT Supplies although are discounted, they’re still of top quality, making for excellent additions to your kitchen interior… no one will even know they’re from the ‘sales rack’! 

We’re regularly adding ceramic tiles to the clearance section, which means you have the choice of a wide variety of different styles, colours and patterns! Choose between glazed or polished rectified porcelain, non-rectified porcelain, non-rectified stone look tiles and timber look tiles. All originally sourced and imported directly from the finest tile manufacturers in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Japan and China. The hardest bit will be choosing which tiles to buy!

It’s always a good idea to see our selection of clearance tiles in person before you commit to a purchase not only does this help with colour selection but there are more available than what is shown online.

DIY Kitchen Splashback

Another great way to save on costs, is building the kitchen splashback yourself! 

Over the last few years, building costs have rapidly increased due to an unfortunate combination of higher energy costs, material shortages and skilled labour shortages. This means for anyone completing a building project, you’ll need to prepare yourself for a higher outlay than previous years. In fact, over the last 12 months, building costs have gone up by 10.4% – the second highest annual increase in construction costs in history. To reduce costs, complete DIY projects where possible.

If you’ve never completed a DIY project or worked with ceramic tiles before, this might be a daunting suggestion for you. However, once you have all of the necessary resources, materials and tools – you’ll discover it’s easier than you think plus, the great enjoyment you’ll get from completing a home DIY project is incredibly rewarding. 

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For quick rundown on how to complete your own DIY kitchen splashback follow these steps:

  1. Confirm the area you require. Measure areas (height x length) and add them all up. Consider do any of the window sills or under benchtops areas also need to be tiled? 
  2. Select your splashback tiles and grout!
  3. Collect all your tools together and all other required materials. Did you know CTS can also supply you with glue, grout, silicon, tile trim and tile spacers?
  4. Wear the recommended safety attire.
  5. Prepare the surface; remove previous splashbacks and ensure the surface will bond with your purchased glue. Often primers are suggested, this will depend on your surface. It is always good to talk to a professional if you are unsure at this stage.
  6. Mark out the extents, it is sometimes handy to draw a central alignment line to insure your staying straight. Work out where your grout lines and full tiles end up.
  7. Start laying from the bottom and work your way up. 
  8. Use a notched trowel to place adhesive on the wall ensure all of tile is covered by glue once attached.
  9. Stop every so often to assess symmetry. Stand back to look.
  10. Leave the splashback for a minimum of 24 hours to finish setting. The wetter the weather the longer you wait.
  11. Grout after glue is completely dry.
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Reconsider size

There are areas of the kitchen that require a splashback for regulation purposes. These are; behind sinks for waterproofing and behind cooktops to create a fire retardant space between wall and cooktop. All other areas can be minimal and are only really required aesthetically to make the area look complete.

If you had your eye on a particular tile design and/or you didn’t want to commit to a DIY project – try reducing the splashback area. Kitchen splashbacks don’t have to be large, keep your kitchen splashback to only essential areas to reduce costs.

Of course, reducing the size of the ceramic tile splashback comes with a drawback. Reducing the size of your kitchen splashback might compromise the design and aesthetics of your kitchen. If you’re unsure whether the smaller kitchen splashback suits your home, take a few photos and bring them into one of our Showrooms to consult with a Ceramic Tile Supplies team member. Consulting with one of our design experts will clarify any concerns or questions you may have.

Unsure where to start?

If you’re unsure where to start with your kitchen splashback, talk with our team! We’ve got years (and years!) of experience with designing and renovating different tile projects. 

Before popping by one of our Perth showrooms, measure out the area you’re hoping to install your kitchen splashback, make note of overhead cabinet heights and determine a budget you’re hoping to stick to. Take any photos of the space that might be useful to our team. Bring this information in with you on your visit and our team here at Ceramic Tile Supplies will do our best to meet your needs. 

We’re here to bring to life your dream kitchen splashback.

 

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September 2, 2022
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Unglazed VS. glazed ceramic tiles

By Bathroom Tiles, DIY, Kitchen Tiles, Tile Selection

Simply put – glazed ceramics have a smooth, glossy surface that is created by adding a liquid glass to the clay body. Unglazed ceramics (as the name suggests) aren’t glazed and instead are often solid or speckled subdued colours with no shine. 

Both unglazed ceramics and glazed ceramics hold many practical and aesthetic benefits. Whereas some people enjoy the shiny cleanness glazed ceramics offer, others enjoy the raw earthiness unglazed ceramics present. Depending on your personal preferences and requirements will determine which option will be best to choose. 

Read further to discover whether you should choose unglazed or glazed ceramics.

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Glazed Ceramics

A ceramic glaze is a thin layer of material that is applied to the surface of a porcelain and ceramic object in order to give it a protective layer.

Glazes can be made from a variety of materials, including ash, feldspathic, lead, salt or tin, and are typically applied using a brush, sprayer or are dipped carefully into the glaze depending on the ceramic itself. They can come in many finishes not only the gloss that we all know but semi gloss, matt and satin.

Glazing involves firing a piece of ceramic first, this initial firing is called the glost firing, then the overglaze decoration is applied, and then lastly it’s fired again to set the glaze.

Glazed ceramics are a more common choice of ceramic tile that can be used for a wide range of flooring and functional purposes. Glazed ceramics are also great options for outdoor areas, wet areas and commercial use due to their non porous and slip resistant surfaces that can be applied into the glaze.

Unglazed Ceramics

Unglazed ceramics are simply ceramic materials that have not been given a coating or “glaze.”

Without the glaze, this leaves the surface of the piece of ceramic the same colour as the body. Most unglazed products on the market are top grade porcelain and fired until vitrified (glass like state) making their surface almost as non porous as a glazed tile.

Unglazed ceramics are often used for commercial purposes as they can hide blemishes and chips better than glazed ceramics. Commercial tiles often face high traffic, resulting in more wear and tear of the ceramic tiles. With unglazed tiles, the body is the same as the face so it’s less noticeable if the tile faces damage or wears. Due to the discreteness of marks and blemishes on unglazed tiles, this means there’s less urgency for maintenance thus, reducing maintenance costs.

With functional pieces like bathroom sinks or vanity sets, these are commonly sold as glazed; however, there are unglazed ceramic tiles available for such purposes. Unglazed ceramic tiles for vanity sets require vitrified qualities or a similar mixture/make up that would allow the tiles to perform the same or better than glazed ceramic tiles for a sink.

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Bathrooms

If you’re tossing up between glazed or unglazed ceramic tiles for your bathroom, it’s important to consider the practicality of each option. 

Glazed ceramic tiles are the most popular choice amongst customers. Great to use on the walls and floors because they’re tough, easy to clean and have a great range of images. 

These days manufacturers  have the ability to print images onto the glazed ceramic tiles, offering a great variety of patterns and bright colours. Inkjet is an impressive piece of technology which gives us the ability to digitally print high-resolution patterns and designs. Many choose to use Inkjet to mimic many different kinds of textures such as marble, granite and limestone. The result is impressive, almost impossible to distinguish from the real-life material.

It’s important to note that the Australian NDIS requires a non-slip standard to all of their bathroom floors to ensure the safety of the carer and client. Non glazed ceramics are often used because of the bigger range of non-slip options. 

Although non-glazed ceramic tiles have long relied on their non-slip qualities, glazed tiles are now taking over the non-slip category. Previously non-slip was made by adding sand to the glaze and the result was not a nice finish, imagine sandpaper. Now, with multi layered glazing techniques and new glaze chemistry, the glazed tile can be certified for many of the non-slip requirements. 

However, not all glazed ceramics meet the standards. The higher slip ratings  are still only available in un-glazed due to the relief patterns on the tiles to create the higher anti slip ceramic tiles (i.e. diamond and rock finish).

For bathrooms (whether it be for commercial or residential purposes) it’s always a good idea to double check the slip resistant rating required for the space. From here, you can then select the best tile to match your requirements. If unsure, speak with our team for assistance. 

Kitchens

Similarly to bathrooms, when choosing your kitchen tiles it’s important to consider the slip ratings required for the space. Depending on whether it’s for a commercial setting or for your home kitchen, will change the slip rating requirements. 

For commercial kitchen floors, one of the most common and best choices are unglazed vitrified porcelain tiles that have high slip ratings. These tiles often come in ‘matching coving’ which means that the Australian standards are met across the board. These tiles are often specialised to have a relief pattern to allow for users to be raised slightly above the grease or water that may be on the floor causing the slip hazard. 

For home kitchen ceramic tiles, unglazed vitrified tiles is an extreme option and unnecessary in most cases. For residential purposes, glazed tiles are most likely to be used. The glazed tiles on the market are more cost effective and have a wider range available – which is very appealing for home owners.

Most residential projects prioritise image clarity, variation and colour brightness. Aesthetics  are put at the forefront for most home projects, making the glazed ceramic tiles a very attractive choice. In fact, many instantly shy away from the commercial grade unglazed vitrified ceramics due to their less refined appearance.

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CT Supplies Unglazed Ceramic Tiles

If you’re on the hunt for high quality unglazed ceramic tiles, look no further than our TopCer and Marazzi (Tracks and Graniti) non-slip options.

The Topcer range comes in many colours and is liked by the commercial builders, designers and architects for its soft solid colours that can be mixed into a pattern or paired with the matching corner edge coving. You’ll often spot the Topcer range in commercial kitchens, cafes, restaurants, schools and sports facilities. Where durability meets aesthetics, Topcer is an excellent choice.

The Murazzi range has a larger format option in the high slip ratings that is often used on commercial balconies and entry areas.

In conclusion – which wins?

The question of glazed VS. unglazed was more of an issue about 30 years ago when glazing techniques were still being refined. Back then there were different levels of glazing and many would be only suitable for residential low traffic areas and only a limited range was suitable for commercial purposes. 

Glazed porcelain tiles are now made strong and tough enough to withstand even high traffic commercial applications. Therefore high quality glazed porcelains are not only the more common product on the market now but are the best option for most uses.

Often, it can come down to budgets and aesthetics when choosing between unglazed and glazed ceramic tiles. The best approach is defining your budget first and then seeing what your options are. If you’re installing ceramic tiles in a sensitive area such as a commercial kitchen or NDIS bathroom – ensure the non-slip requirements are met.

When in doubt, chat with our CT Supplies team!

Choosing the ceramic tiles for your home or business is a big decision. It’s often the first component of the interior people see when walking into a space. It makes sense that you take the time in deciding which ceramic tiles to install and ask any questions that pop up along the way. 

We recommend popping into one of our showrooms (Myaree or Wangara) and seeing the tiles in person. We have a wide range of glazed and unglazed ceramics to choose from that are always best seen in real life rather than over a screen. 

Check out our opening times, and we look forward to having you down here soon!

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Tile Trends: Subway Tiles

By General, Architects & Builders, Bathroom Tiles, DIY, Kitchen Tiles, Subway Tiles, Trends

If you’re currently renovating your Perth kitchen, redesigning your bathroom or, you’re simply a lover of interior design – you would have stumbled across subway tiles. Subway tiles are growing in popularity, and taking platforms such as Pinterest and Instagram by storm. Once you discover the sheer class and sophistication of subway tiles, you can understand why they’re becoming a must-have for every Perth home.

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What are subway tiles?

Subway tiles have obtained their name from the iconic walls of the New York subway system.

Although at first the idea of “subway tiles” might suggest negative connotations (stifling underground train station perhaps?), you best cast those thoughts aside as subway tiles embody a classic vintage aesthetic that is incomparable. Generally, subway tiles are rectangle ceramic tiles laid horizontally with a 50% offset. However, over time, subway tiles have been modernised and experimented with to offer a great variety of design options for homes.

Explore more about subway tiles below.

How to include subway tiles in your Perth home

Extremely versatile, subway tiles can be incorporated in your home in countless ways. Our favourite ways to add subway tiles to your home… 

1, Kitchen splashback. A lot of time is spent in the kitchen – cooking, hosting and spending time with the family. You want to make sure your kitchen embodies just as much class and character as the rest of your home. Including subway tiles in your kitchen splashback makes for an eye-catching and impressive feature, making you feel confident hosting your next event.

2. Bathroom feature. The bathroom has been dubbed as one of the most important rooms of the house when it comes to design. It makes sense when you consider that every person that visits your home, is going to at one point or another, visit your bathroom. That’s why subway tiles are becoming an increasingly popular design feature for Perth home renovations.

Benefits of subway tiles

Subway tiles have a long list of benefits varying from their visually grabbing design to their easy installation. 

  • Subway tiles are available in many shapes, sizes, textures and colours. With such a great variety, you can create a unique subway tile feature that fits your home aesthetic.
  • Stain-resistant and easy to clean, you can use a white vinegar cleaning treatment or even spray and wipe to clean your subway tiles. Due to their easy-to-clean design, this makes subway tiles even more of an excellent choice for kitchens and bathrooms. 
  • Affordable addition to your home interior. If you’re currently acquiring quotes for your home renovations, you will know how easy it is to exceed your budget. Subway tiles are fantastic as they’re not only high quality but also affordable.
  • Timeless design that never goes out of fashion. When making aesthetic choices for your home renovations, you want to make design decisions that last a life-time. Considering how quickly fashion trends change, this can be very difficult. One of the great benefits of subway tiles is that they never go out of style and always offer a classic feature to your home. 
  • Easy installation. Renowned for their stunning pattern, depending on the subway tile design you’re after they’re surprisingly easy to install. When it comes to installing ceramic tiles we always recommend hiring professional tilers. The last thing you want is your new tile design breaking or deteriorating due to poor workmanship. Invest in the installation and it will pay off in the long run.
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Creative subway tile ideas

Since subway tiles were first installed in the New York subway, interior designers world-wide have played with the classic design. With a great selection of different patterns, you never have to worry about having the same design as your neighbour. Other variations of the subway tile include:

  • Herringbone
  • Double Herringbone
  • Chevron
  • Stackbond
  • Mosaic
  • Diagonal Herringbone
  • Vertical

Alongside choosing your subway tile pattern, you can also play with the colours and textures of the tiles. You can keep your design minimalist and classy with white or, you can add a splash of colour to match the interior of your home. Many people choose to mix and match colours, choosing different hues of blue or selecting two complimentary colours to add a pop to your room. The options are truly endless, browse our offerings and find your dream design.

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Talk with our Ceramic Tile Supplies team today for expert advice and help for your tile needs. We’re only a phone call away and are always happy to answer any and every question.

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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.

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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:

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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.

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