Splashback · Floor · Wall · Butler's pantry
Kitchen tiles.
The kitchen splashback is the most visible tile in the house. Zellige with its imperfect glaze. Subway in marble-look porcelain. Concrete-look for the industrial kitchen. Whatever the style: easy to clean, built to last.
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Arabescato Firenze
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Calacatta Brillante
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Calacatta Meridiano
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Paonazzo Capri
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Emperador Nuvola
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Arabescato Imperiale
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Arabescato Firenze
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Arabescato Positano
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Arabescato Torino
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Statuario Monte
800 × 800mm · honed
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Statuario Asolo
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Emperador Provence
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
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Emperador Tirreno
600 × 1200 × 10mm · honed
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Travertino Onda
600 × 600 × 10mm · honed
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Emperador Perla
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
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Paonazzo Perla
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
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Emperador Ravenna
600 × 600 × 10mm · honed
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Emperador Taffeta
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
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Emperador Sovrano
600 × 600 × 10mm · polished
Made to order
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Emperador Ponente
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
Made to order
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Travertino Reale
600 × 600 × 9mm · textured
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Marquina Tirreno
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
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Paonazzo Cristallo
600 × 1200 × 9.5mm · matte
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Emperador Sorrento
600 × 1200 × 10mm · honed
Best for splashbacks
242 styles
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Sahara Quintessenza
238 × 248 × 8mm sheet · matte
Penta Bauhaus
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Saona
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Print
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Storm
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Arrecife Iridis Grey
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Arrecife Emerald
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Delbin Iridis
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Zhoe Iridis
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Zaira Iridis
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Cassian Iridis
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Penny Fosco
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Marble-look porcelain
464 styles
In a roomStatuario Asolo
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Carrara Maggiore
305 × 75mm · honed
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Arabescato Carrara
300 × 300mm · honed
In a roomCalacatta Meridiano
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Sahara Carrara
1620 × 3240 × 12mm · polished
In a roomStatuario Marmo
305 × 75mm · honed
In a roomStatuario Monte
800 × 800mm · honed
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Scoglio Marmo
1620 × 3240 × 12mm · satin
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Carrara Garda
300 × 300mm · honed
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Statuario Capri
300 × 300mm · honed
In a roomCarrara Aurora
150 × 50mm · matte
In a roomCarrara Nuvola
150 × 50mm · polished
Concrete & industrial look
209 styles
In a roomBeton Perla
300 × 75mm · matte
In a roomCemento Levante
150 × 50mm · matte
In a roomCemento Como
300 × 75mm · matte
In a roomCemento Reale
100 × 14mm · matte
In a roomCemento Portofino
150 × 50mm · matte
In a roomCemento Venezia
300 × 75mm · matte
In a roomCemento Toscano
100 × 14mm · matte
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150 × 50mm · matte
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Quarzo Broccato
300 × 300mm · matte
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Quarzo Broccato
300 × 300mm · matte
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Quarzo Imperiale
300 × 300mm · matte
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Granito Opale
300 × 300mm · matte
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Quarzo Broccato
300 × 300mm · matte
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Granito Opale
300 × 300mm · matte
In a roomArabescato Imperiale
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Quarzo Broccato
300 × 300mm · matte
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Basalto Imperiale
300 × 300mm · matte
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Quarzo Broccato
300 × 300mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Nuvola
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Roccia Marfil
300 × 300mm · matte
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Nuvola Veneto
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Roccia Venezia
300 × 300mm · matte
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Scoglio Saviano
1630 × 2340 × 12mm · satin
Made to order
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Coriandolo Zenith
1420 × 2530 × 20mm · honed
Choosing kitchen tiles
Splashback: the most important decision. The kitchen splashback is visible from the living area, catches the light from windows, and is the backdrop to everything happening on the benchtop. Get a sample, hold it against your cabinetry and benchtop in natural and artificial light before deciding.
Zellige for the statement kitchen.Nothing reads more editorial than a zellige splashback. The irregular glaze catches light differently throughout the day. Pairs with white cabinetry, timber benchtops, and dark butler's pantries equally well.
Large-format for the contemporary kitchen. 1200×600 or 800×800 tiles on the floor, same tile extending up the wall. The seamless look dominates contemporary kitchen design. Easy to clean, visually expansive.
Kitchen floor tile considerations. Kitchen floors take heavy foot traffic, grease, and dropped items. A matte or textured finish hides wear and provides better grip than polished. R10 slip-rated porcelain is the standard for kitchen floors.
Splashback guide
Standard vs full-height splashback. A standard splashback runs 600mm from the benchtop to the bottom of the overhead cabinets. Full-height runs floor to ceiling (or at least bench to ceiling). More dramatic, more tile, and requires a tiler comfortable with large-format vertical installation.
Behind the cooktop. The tile directly behind a freestanding cooktop or built-in rangehood must be heat-safe. All glazed porcelain and ceramic is heat-safe for splashback applications. Check the product spec if in doubt.
Grout in the kitchen. White or light grey grout shows cooking grease over time. A mid-tone grout matching your tile hides staining better. Epoxy grout is the most stain-resistant option for kitchen splashbacks.
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Kitchen tile questions
What is the most popular kitchen splashback tile in Australia right now?
Zellige in a sage green, terracotta, or warm white is the dominant editorial choice in 2026. For a more classic look, marble-look porcelain in a subway or large-format runs a close second. Concrete-look in a matte finish suits the industrial and Scandi kitchen styles.
Can I tile my kitchen splashback myself?
A flat, uncomplicated splashback in a standard format tile is one of the more DIY-friendly tiling jobs. You need a level reference line, the right adhesive, and patience with the cuts around powerpoints. Zellige and mosaic tiles require more skill due to irregular formats. These are better left to a professional.
How many tiles do I need for a kitchen splashback?
Measure the width of your splashback area and multiply by the height (typically 600mm standard, or floor-to-ceiling for full-height). Add 10% for wastage. A standard 900mm wide splashback at 600mm height = 0.54m² + 10% = approximately 0.6m² of tile.
What grout width should I use for a kitchen splashback?
For rectified large-format porcelain, 1.5 to 2mm joints look the most refined. For subway tiles, 3 to 5mm is standard. Zellige requires 3 to 5mm minimum to accommodate natural size variation. Always use a flexible, stain-resistant grout in the kitchen.
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