Metal Effect Tiles

Metal effect tiles are the perfect way to bring industrial flair to your home. With finishes that echo oxidised steel, brushed copper and burnished bronze, these tiles deliver serious style. Take a look at our FAQs to discover everything you need to know about metallic tiles.

 

Why choose metal effect tiles?

Metal effect tiles are a modern alternative to traditional finishes. Designed to mimic the look of oxidised steel, brushed copper, burnished bronze or weathered iron, they add texture, depth and drama to walls and floors alike. Unlike real metal, these tiles are made from durable porcelain or ceramic, meaning they resist scratches, stains and moisture without losing their bold look.

 

What interiors do metal effect tiles complement?

Metallic tiles are incredibly versatile and pair well with a wide range of interior styles:

• Industrial: Their raw, distressed finishes pairs well with exposed pipework, aged metals and concrete, perfect for stylish kitchens or modern bathrooms.
• Modern: Combine metallic tones like copper, gold or bronze with rich fabrics and statement lighting for a designer look.
• Minimalist: In cooler tones, like silver, pearl or iron grey, metal effect tiles can add texture to otherwise pared-back schemes.
• Eclectic or maximalist: With deep blues, oxidised greens and burnt metallic tones, they bring richness and contrast to bold, expressive interiors.

 

Where can metal effect tiles be placed?

Metallic tiles are incredibly versatile and can be used throughout the home thanks to their water resistance and durable build. Metal effect bathroom tiles bring moody texture to walls or floors, and work especially well as statement features behind mirrors or freestanding baths. Metal effect kitchen tiles make striking splashbacks or eye-catching flooring.

Metallic tiles can also be an excellent choice for busy hallways and entryways, where they not only withstand heavy foot traffic but also reflect light to open up the space. Even in living areas, larger metal effect tiles can be used as wall tiles to create bold feature walls or fireplace surrounds.