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Matt Tiles
Shop our collection of matt tiles for floors and walls. Matt tiles bring understated style with a non-reflective finish that’s both practical and modern. Unlike gloss tiles, which bounce light, matt surfaces absorb it, creating a soft look that works beautifully in every room. Matt tiles are also fantastic for hiding smudges and watermarks, making them a go-to choice for busy homes where durability and easy upkeep are key.
Perfect for kitchens, bathrooms and elsewhere in your home, choose matt tiles in an array of colours. From clean whites and soft creams to moody charcoals, greens and blues, matt finishes give every shade a more grounded feel. If you’re after warmth, terracotta and beige tones bring an earthy edge, while patterned matt tiles add personality in monochrome, geometric or colourful designs.
Explore stone effect, marble effect, terrazzo, encaustic, wood effect and metro designs, all available in ceramic, porcelain and more. You’ll also find everything from small mosaics and hexagons to large format and rectified tiles for a seamless look. With anti-slip options for floors, split face textures for feature walls and patterned tiles for bold statements, this range proves that style doesn’t have to shine to stand out.
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29th June 2026Arrived in good condition as described.
Paul M from Greater Manchester- verified purchaser
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29th June 2026Lovely tiles, laid really well, looks lovely in my house. I would highly recommend these tiles.
carolyn M from Greater London- verified purchaser
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27th June 2026Good.
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25th June 2026I wanted something that wasn't shiny gloss and this is just right. I walked into my kitchen and they looked so natural I didn't notice the work had been completed!
Alice L from Oxfordshire- verified purchaser
FAQ's
Matt tiles offer soft texture, a low-shine finish and that "yes, I’ve got great taste" kind of look. They work beautifully in bathrooms, kitchens, hallways and living spaces where you want a modern feel without any glossy glare. If you’re thinking about using matt tiles (or just want to be sure you’re picking the right ones), here’s what to know.
What are matt tiles?
Matt tiles are porcelain or ceramic tiles with a flat, non-glossy finish. That muted surface gives them a more natural appearance, especially in stone-look, concrete-look and patterned designs.
Unlike gloss, matt tiles hide marks and water spots more easily, which makes them a favourite for bathrooms and high traffic areas.
Are matt tiles good for bathroom floors?
Definitely. Matt tiles offer better grip when wet, so they’re great for wet rooms, shower floors and busy family bathrooms. Just double check the product is floor-rated; some metro and patterned styles are for walls only.
Do matt tiles make a room feel darker?
Not always. Matt tiles absorb light rather than reflect it, which gives a softer effect. To keep the space feeling bright, choose pale shades like white or beige in smaller bathrooms. Using warm lighting also helps; they look amazing under soft LEDs. If you do like darker tones like charcoal or terracotta, then balance the tiles with lighter grout or walls.
Are matt tiles easier to maintain?
Generally, yes. The matt surface doesn’t show smudges, splashes or fingerprints as easily as gloss, which keeps things looking tidier day-to-day. For cleaning, all you need is warm water, a mild cleaner and a soft cloth.