Bathroom Wall Tiles
Your bathroom walls set the tone for everything: the palette, the texture, the feeling you get walking in. Get them right, and everything else follows.
We've spent over four decades sourcing bathroom wall tiles from artisan makers, historic quarries and specialist producers. Whether you're drawn to glazed surfaces, bold pattern or something quieter and more tactile, you'll find tiles here chosen for quality, authenticity and lasting appeal. Many are handmade, carrying the subtle variation that makes a room feel genuinely considered.
Expertise and guidance are part of how we work, so you can choose with confidence.
Explore our bathroom wall tiles and find the ones that are right for your home.
- Westhampton Dado, Honed £21.59 /
- Empress Dado Pearl £11.52 /
- Aurora Levi Glass Tile £233.99 /m2
- Sample Back SoonView detailsAurora Levi Brick Glass Mosaic £233.87 /m2
- Montpellier Portes 60 x 60 £63.81 /m2
- Malmo Base White Rectangle £127.68 /m2
- Shale Black Slate Effect Tile 30 x 60 £43.31 /m2
- Aurora Salla Brick Glass Mosaic £233.87 /m2
- Pebble Beach Taupe 120 x 60 £62.41 /m2
- Carrara White Stacked Marble Mosaic £149.43 /m2
- Jaipur Storm Square Glazed Tile £99.68 /m2
- East Hampton Nova Star Marble Mosaic £184.68 /m2
- Nina Campbell Udaipur Blue Porcelain Tile £88.50 /m2
- Empress Dado Malachite £11.52 /
- Montpellier Portes 90 x 60 £69.69 /m2
- Ceppo Gris 60 x 60 £55.18 /m2
- Levante Barley £56.00 /m2
- Levante Clay £56.00 /m2
- Edwardian Acanthus Highgate £39.31 /
- Edwardian Highgate Dado £28.94
- Temple Marsa 10 x 20 Tumbled £97.00 /m2
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Frequently Asked Questions
The best bathroom wall tiles are water resistant, durable and easy to maintain. Glazed ceramic and porcelain are well suited to wet environments. For warmth, look for handmade or textured surfaces that add depth without dominating the room.
Large format bathroom wall tiles create a clean, open feel and suit contemporary schemes. Smaller formats work well in compact rooms or where pattern is the focus. The right size depends on your room's proportions.
Bathroom wall tiles and floor tiles are different: floor tiles should be slip resistant, but wall tiles prioritise finish, colour and texture. Many porcelain tiles are suitable for both. Always check the recommended usage and tile suitability before you buy.
The best approach for a small bathroom is a light palette and a consistent finish. It also helps to:
1. choose larger format tiles to reduce grout lines
2. use a gloss or high-sheen finish to reflect light around the space
Working out how many bathroom wall tiles you need starts with your surface area in square metres. Add 10 to 15% to cover cuts and waste: a widely recommended allowance for most tiling projects.










































































