Large Bathroom Tiles
Large bathroom tiles reduce grout lines and bring calm to a space. Whether you're tiling a family bathroom or a compact en-suite, a larger format tile changes how the room reads.
We choose our large tiles for bathrooms for their character and how easy they are to live with. They come in a range of tones and finishes. Many formats work on both floors and walls, but it's worth checking the suitability before using any tile underfoot.
Not sure where to start? Browse the collection, or get in touch for guidance on format, finish or laying pattern.
- Patina Nickel 59 x 29 £47.68 /m2
- Sample Back SoonView detailsPatina Sand 59 x 59 £51.91 /m2
- Carrara White Marble Tile 45.7 x 45.7 £161.42 /m2
- Shale White 30 x 60 £43.31 /m2
- Shale Black Slate Effect Tile 30 x 60 £43.31 /m2
- Ceppo Mix 60 x 60 £55.18 /m2
- Carrara White Marble Tile 45.7 x 91 £179.85 /m2
- Sample Back SoonView detailsPatina Iron 59 x 59 £51.91 /m2
- Shale Multi Slate Effect Tile 30 x 60 £43.31 /m2
- Ceppo Gris 60 x 60 £55.18 /m2
- Ceppo Mix 60 x 30 £46.34 /m2
- East Hampton Nova Star Marble Mosaic £184.68 /m2
- Blends Nero Circle Marble Tile £168.18 /m2
- Carrara White Marble Tile 30.5 x 61 £173.97 /m2
- Umbrian White 60 x 60 £66.03 /m2
- Ceppo Beige 60 x 30 £46.34 /m2
- Ceppo Beige 60 x 60 £55.18 /m2
- Seaspray Green Triangles Marble Mosaic £154.56 /m2
- Monte Coto Cream £59.89 /m2
- Ceppo Gris 60 x 30 £46.34 /m2
- Blends Verde Triangle Marble Tile £142.33 /m2
- Monte Coto Black £59.89 /m2
- Blends Verde Circle Marble Tile £168.18 /m2
- Shale Light Grey Tile 30 x 60 £43.31 /m2
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Frequently Asked Questions
Large bathroom tiles are generally 60x60cm or above. Extra large bathroom tiles start from around 80x80cm. 30x60cm formats are also widely used as large tiles for bathrooms.
Large tiles are well suited to smaller bathrooms. Fewer grout lines make the surface feel more open, and applying the same tile to floors and walls works well in compact spaces.
Large bathroom tiles are more demanding to fit. We'd always recommend a professional tiler and a perfectly flat surface. Get advice before you order extra large bathroom tiles.
A matt or lightly textured finish is best for large bathroom floor tiles as it offers better grip when wet. Polished finishes suit walls, where they catch the light well.
The simplest method is to measure your area in square metres and use the tile calculator on each product page. Add 10 to 15 percent for cuts and repairs. Get in touch and we can help.




































