
Zellige · Subway · Marble-look · Mosaic · Large-format slab
Splashback tiles.
The kitchen's eye-level focal point, sitting between bench and rangehood. From the handmade character of zellige to the seamlessness of large-format slab, every splashback style in one place.
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In a roomEmperador Provence
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Tirreno
600 × 1200 × 10mm · honed
In a roomTravertino Onda
600 × 600 × 10mm · honed
In a roomEmperador Perla
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
In a roomPaonazzo Perla
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Ravenna
600 × 600 × 10mm · honed
In a roomEmperador Taffeta
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Sovrano
600 × 600 × 10mm · polished
Made to order
In a roomEmperador Ponente
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
Made to order
In a roomTravertino Reale
600 × 600 × 9mm · textured
In a roomMarquina Tirreno
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
In a roomPaonazzo Cristallo
600 × 1200 × 9.5mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Sorrento
600 × 1200 × 10mm · honed
In a roomEmperador Lucca
600 × 600 × 10mm · honed
In a roomEmperador Maggiore
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
In a roomPiombo Carrara
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Cortina
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Eleganza
600 × 1200 × 10mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Diamante
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
In a roomPortoro Carrara
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Puro
600 × 1200 × 10mm · matte
Made to order
In a roomMarquina Stella
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
In a roomEmperador Lucente
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
In a roomTravertino Vento
600 × 600 × 9mm · textured
Zellige splashback
22 colourways
Handmade Moroccan tiles with the variation that defines a character kitchen.
In a roomZellige Positano
300 × 300mm sheet · honed
In a roomZellige Imperiale
450 × 520 sheet · satin
In a roomZellige Notturno
60 × 170 sheet · matte
In a roomZellige Cristallo
38 × 38mm sheet · matte
In a roomZellige Lago
300 × 300mm sheet · textured
In a roomZellige Grazia
296 × 396 sheet · matte

Zellige Diamante
302 × 302 sheet · satin
In a roomZellige Bologna
1024 × 1022mm sheet · textured

Zellige Amalfi
200 × 200 sheet · polished
In a roomZellige Castello
300 × 300mm sheet · matte

Zellige Parma
470 × 470 sheet · polished
In a roomZellige Verona
200 × 200 sheet · satin
Marble-look
161 styles
Carrara, Calacatta and Statuario veining behind the cooktop, in low-maintenance porcelain.
In a roomSahara Carrara
1620 × 3240 × 12mm · polished
In a roomScoglio Marmo
1620 × 3240 × 12mm · satin

Statuario Cachemire
272 × 272 · polished
In a roomStatuario Naturale
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomStatuario Maggiore
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomCarrara Splendore
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomCarrara Toscano
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomStatuario Provence
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomCarrara Quintessenza
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomCarrara Brezza
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomCarrara Puro
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomCarrara Aria
200 × 200 × 9mm · matte
Mosaic
397 styles
Penny round, fish scale, hexagon and herringbone for a textural splashback statement.
In a roomSahara Quintessenza
238 × 248 × 8mm sheet · matte
In a roomTessera Costa
306 × 292mm sheet · honed
In a roomVetro Venezia
68 × 148mm sheet · honed
In a roomTessera Broccato
300 × 300mm sheet · honed
In a roomOro Provence
230 × 230 sheet · honed
In a roomTessera Australe
50 × 150mm sheet · honed
In a roomMurano Grazia
68 × 148mm sheet · honed
Penta Bauhaus
300 × 300mm sheet · matte
Large-format slab
140 styles
1200×2700 porcelain slabs for a single-piece, near-jointless splashback.
In a roomScoglio Saviano
1630 × 2340 × 12mm · satin
Made to order
In a roomCoriandolo Zenith
1420 × 2530 × 20mm · honed
In a roomPalladio Taffeta
1250 × 3050 × 20mm · honed
Made to order
In a roomVeneziano Capri
1250 × 3050 × 20mm · honed
Made to order
In a roomSeminato Parma
1250 × 3050 × 20mm · honed
Made to order
In a roomPalladio Imperiale
1250 × 3050 × 20mm · honed
In a roomVeneziano Ravenna
1420 × 2530 × 20mm · honed
In a roomCoriandolo Modena
1420 × 2530 × 20mm · honed
Choosing splashback tiles
More than protection. A splashback is the one tiled surface in the home that sits at standing eye level. It sets the design tone of the entire kitchen. Treat it as a feature, not a utility, it is what guests notice first.
Height changes everything. A standard 600mm splashback reads conventional. Bench-to-rangehood adds presence. Bench-to-ceiling reads as a designed wall and works particularly well with handmade tiles and natural stone slabs. Decide the height before you choose the tile.
Matching style to kitchen. Zellige suits character homes and any space that wants warmth and handmade variation. Subway is the safe timeless default. Marble-look reads luxe and considered. Large-format porcelain slab reads minimalist and contemporary, with the thinnest possible grout joint.
Practical considerations
Heat and oil. No genuine porcelain or ceramic tile has a heat issue behind a residential cooktop. Grout is the weaker link, specify a polymer-modified grout in a narrow joint behind the cooktop and oil and steam will not stain or weaken it.
The 150mm rule. The National Construction Code requires non-combustible lining within 150mm of any gas burner. Porcelain, ceramic and stone tiles all satisfy this requirement comfortably. Confirm with your tiler if using any non-standard material.
Grout colour, pick a side. Tone-matched grout is the professional standard and produces a calm surface. Contrast grout on subway reads graphic and intentional. The wrong choice is a colour that is neither matched nor deliberately contrasted. Ask us →
Splashback tile questions
Do splashback tiles need to be heat resistant?
All porcelain and ceramic handles residential cooktop heat fine. Grout is the weak link, use polymer-modified grout behind the cooking zone.
Best grout for a kitchen splashback?
Polymer-modified, narrow joint (1.5 to 2mm), tone-matched or deliberately contrasted. Avoid mid-grey that reads as neither.
Match the floor or benchtop?
The splashback responds to the benchtop. Marble-look benchtop → matte tile. Plain stone → more decorative tile.
Glass vs tile?
Glass is seamless and shiny. Tile offers texture, variation and handmade character, increasingly preferred in Australian kitchens.
How high should it run?
600mm is standard. Bench-to-rangehood adds presence. Bench-to-ceiling treats it as a feature wall.
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