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Fireplace Tiles
Fireplace Tiles
Shop our collection of fireplace tiles. With a range of styles from traditional to modern, fireplace hearth tiles add charm, warmth and personality to any living room. Whether you want a rustic look or to make a contemporary statement, our selection of fireplace tiles helps create the perfect focal point for your home.
Our heat resistant tiles ensure durability and low maintenance, making them ideal for tiled fireplaces and wood burners. Designed to withstand high temperatures, these tiles not only improve the look of your fireplace but also ensure lasting performance.
Our fireplace tiles include brick effect tiles for industrial or farmhouse charm, Victorian-inspired designs for a classic focal point and split face tiles for a textured, modern look that perfectly complement any fireplace surrounds.
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Beautiful tile
25th March 2026The tile has a texture which is not to rough and easy to clean where we have hob splashes. They look great quality tiles and would definitely recommend these
Mike E from Suffolk- verified purchaser
Nice tile but difficult to lay
24th March 2026We installed these in out bathroom and I think they look great but just be aware that because of the rustic nature of these the surface is slightly rippled and also the sizes vary by 1 -2mm which makes them more difficult to apply straightly. Our tiler spent quite a long time trying to line them up. I'd expect extra time to lay them and if you're paying a tiler expect extra cost.
Vic from Manchester
Even better in person
24th March 2026I'm really happy with these tiles, they are definitely a big feature and talking point in my new bathroom. Each tile is slightly different with it being handmade and adds lots of character. A great choice!
Alycia J from Surrey- verified purchaser
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19th March 2026Tiles look good in hallway . Would Recommend .
Sarah K- verified purchaser
FAQ's
Fireplace tiles are a chance to turn your hearth into a true focal point. Whether you’re after cosy cottage vibes, bold Victorian patterns or a clean modern finish, the right tiles can completely shift the mood of your room. Here’s what you need to know.
What are fireplace tiles?
These are tiles made to handle the heat. They’re designed for use around fires, stoves or hearths and need to be heat resistant, hardwearing and easy to clean. That’s why most are made from porcelain or ceramic.
Unlike stone or bare brick, tiles don’t stain with soot, don’t need sealing and are quick to wipe down. This makes them ideal if your fire sees regular use.
Style-wise, tiles give you loads of options, from rustic brick slips to glossy metro tiles or encaustic-style patterns that bring instant period charm.
Can all tiles be used around a fireplace?
Not quite. Porcelain tiles are your best bet, as they are tough, heat-resistant and built for busy spaces. Ceramic tiles are fine for vertical areas like the chimney breast or inner surround but not for floors or heavy-use fireplaces. Brick slips (thin-cut brick tiles) are great for that classic, characterful finish.
If they’re going under a stove or in front of an open fire, opt for porcelain tiles rated for floor use with matt or textured finishes. Smooth glossy tiles and heat don’t mix well, as they can get slippery. However, if your fireplace is purely decorative (no actual heat), you’ve got free rein.
What tile styles work best around fireplaces?
That depends on the look you’re after:
- Classic Victorian homes. Opt for encaustic-style patterns, checkerboard layouts and deep green or navy glazes.
- Rustic spaces. Choose brick slips, terracotta tones and handmade-style textures.
- Modern minimalism. Try slim glazed tiles stacked vertically for a sharp finish.
- Industrial interiors. Choose charcoal, smoke grey or concrete effect tiles with black stoves or metal accents.
The fireplace naturally draws the eye, so lean into it and let it set the tone for the room.