Kitchen Tiles
Give your kitchen a personality of its own. Discover our selection of kitchen tiles, ceramic wall tiles and floor tiles designed to combine style, durability and ease of maintenance.
Collections of kitchen tiles
Explore our kitchen tile collections and discover different colours, textures and ceramic effects to bring your project to life. From understated, natural finishes to bolder designs with greater character, each collection offers new possibilities for covering walls and creating unique spaces.
Tiles for every type of kitchen
Every kitchen has different characteristics, and the choice of wall tiles can help enhance the light, create a greater sense of space or define the room's style. Choose tiles that work in harmony with the furniture, worktop and other materials to achieve a coherent and personal result.
Tiles for white kitchens allow you to play with contrast or enhance the brightness of the space. Stone, beige and grey tones or textured finishes add depth without reducing the sense of light, while bolder designs can become a focal point on the kitchen splashback.
In larger kitchens, you can opt for larger-format tiles, continuous surfaces and wall tiles with a stronger visual presence. A good combination of tones and textures helps structure the space and visually connect the different areas of the kitchen.
The kitchen wall tiles protect the areas most exposed to everyday use while also adding personality to the space. Available in different formats, colours and textures, they offer numerous possibilities for combining with furniture, worktops and floor tiles to create a balanced, functional kitchen with a style of its own.
The new ceramics for kitchens:
tiles out of the ordinary
Ceramic decorationfor kitchens, a timeless classic, has undergone major changes in recent years. Their easy installation, ease of cleaning and ability to prevent damp have helped them remain the number-one choice for kitchen wall coverings.
There used to be few options when it came to tiling the kitchen and all of them were very simple and monotonous. Small tiles with little variety in colour and unoriginal designs created spaces intended more to achieve a practical result than to provide aesthetic appeal.
New technologies have now made it possible to create new trends in ceramic tiles, with truly beautiful, playful designs and a personality of their own that bring character to an area of the home that is already highly demanding in terms of cleanliness and hygiene, where daily activity is hectic and having a highly durable covering gives us the peace of mind we need.
So, if you thought tiles were outdated when it came to designing the kitchen, nothing could be further from the truth.
You can choose, from the many types of kitchens with completely different styles, from Kitchens modern to Kitchens rustic, large or small, wall coverings suited to each one so that you can enjoy them to the full.
How to choose the perfect tile for the ideal kitchen
The evolution of new decorating ideas created with the latest ceramic coverings by interior design and decoration professionals, with their combinations, textures and shapes, provides an invaluable source of inspiration when designing our kitchen.
As baldosas y pavimentosare not a form of decoration that can be changed very often and generally need to last for years, it is best to take our time when choosing them.
Before choosing the wall and floor tiles for your kitchen, stop to think and ask yourself: What decorative style do I like, what size kitchen do I have, what are my needs?
Because having the opportunity to create the ideal style for your kitchen is not only lucky, it is now a reality.
But taking into account the wide variety of designs that the market offers us in each and every one of the different decorative styles, deciding on one is not going to be an easy task.
One of the keys to getting it right is to combine your personal style with practicality. It's no use having walls and floors with an incredible design if we then go crazy when it comes to keeping them clean and in perfect condition. Don't forget that the kitchen, along with the bathroom, is one of the most demanding spaces in the home.
To do so, it is advisable to follow a few guidelines and the result will be unbeatable:
Choose your preferred style for your kitchen
Look for the colour that brings more life to the space and gives the room more personality.
Choose the format that best suits the size of your kitchen and gives you more scope to create personalised designs.
The advantages of knowing the characteristics of each coating
Because to know what you are up against you have to know all its secrets.
Not all ceramic coverings are the same. Their technical characteristics vary greatly and therefore so does their use, making it useful to understand them so you can determine which one best suits your needs.
On the market you will find different types of tiles and Kitchen floors. Each of them has particular characteristics that make them suitable for use in a specific space. The main types ofwall and floor tiles for kitchens are:
Porcelain tiles
The porcelain tiles, completely non-combustible. Their low porosity makes them very easy to clean and their hardness guarantees durability, making them perfect as kitchen wall tiles.
Their wide range of designs, textures and formats also reinforces the high decorative value of this type of material , where you can find rectified tiles whose perfectly even edges make them ideal for creating a sense of continuity where the joints are barely noticeable, something particularly practical in a kitchen, where dirt can build up anywhere.
And although its price is somewhat higher than other types of coatings, its results are impeccable.
Red Paste
Red paste, their price is somewhat lower because they are usually made from local clays. They tend to come in smaller formats and are perfect for. They are easy to install and can be found with bevelled and rectified finishes in numerous colours, usually in square and rectangular formats.
White-body tile
White paste, a type of wall covering made from clays sourced from other countries, so its cost is slightly higher than red-body tiles.
It accepts glazed finishing very well, highlighting colors and achieving finishes with more vibrant and sharp tones, making them perfect for modern spaces and ideal for the most demanding due to their resistance, high quality, and unmatched designs in both interiors and exteriors.
Colors, textures, and formats for your kitchen.
Knowing how to choose between the different colours, textures and formatsthat the market does not offer and combining them to achieve the perfect design for your kitchen is now your priority if you want to create a space that encompasses all your tastes and needs.
When it comes to textures, you will find tiles that imitate different fabrics such as linen, elements of nature such as natural stone or wood, where the reliefs are reproduced in a truly surprising way or with a painted or metal effect.
But the most practical when it comes to tiling the kitchen are those with little relief, which are much easier to clean in a hard-working space such as the kitchen. That does not mean they are simple or boring; quite the opposite, their designs are incredible and will allow you to enjoy a space that is both unique and practical.
And if you want to innovate, you will discover the versatility offered by the different formats. The latest trends embrace every size.
From large-format tilesrecommended for large kitchens, where natural stone effects are right on trend, through to metro tiles, a fresh take on a timeless classic with a highly decorative result, or traditional hexagonal formats, now enjoying a resurgence thanks to their fashionable geometric designs and strong visual impact, both for kitchen walls and floors, creating ceramic rugs or visually highlighting a particular area of the kitchen.
And we must not forget small mosaic tiles whose strong decorative appeal breaks the mould, making them the centre of attention.
The ceramic sector has clearly swept ahead with new ways of understanding kitchen decoration. Tiles and floor coverings with such realistic effects, surprising formats and varied colours that they will win you over, becoming the perfect tool for creating a kitchen full of life to enjoy every day.
Striking tile combinations according to your kitchen style
Moving into a new home or renovating the kitchen gives you the opportunity to explore the latesttrends in ceramic and porcelain tiles on the market and see for yourself the countless ideas and proposals the ceramic industry offers for every decorative style.
Thanks to the wide range of models and the elegance and sophistication of their designs, tiles and floorings have become a true source of ideas for decorators and interior designers, who create truly astonishing and spectacular spaces, both indoors and outdoors.
You can create endless, exclusive and completely personalised combinations, from framing a wall to add depth to the décor, using tiles with designs that differ from the rest to highlight an area, creating murals withhydraulic-style tiles which are so fashionable now, or decorative rugs on the floor with mosaic tiles.
Likewise, tiles of different shapes and sizes can be combined in a single space, creating spectacular decorations. And all this can be done in each of the different decorative styles, to make the most of the decoration in all types of kitchens.
If you choose a Scandinavian-style kitchen, combine matt white tiles with original hydraulic-style floor tiles to achieve a creative and spectacular look.
If you prefer rustic kitchens, you can choose from the latest imitation porcelain tiles Wood with effects so realistic they will surprise you and, combined with tiles that evoke old terracotta tiles , the feeling of warmth and tradition in your kitchen is guaranteed.
If you opt for a modern kitchen you can make the walls the main feature by choosing from an endless range of brightly coloured tiles with a glazed finish for the walls, combining them with stone-effect floor tiles in more neutral colours.
Or perhaps you love industrial kitchens where you can create combinations with a floors microcement effect or floor tiles that imitate slabs of concrete, paired with glossy metro tiles to add a sense of space and sophistication.
But if your choice is a classic kitchen combining the new marble-effect porcelain tiles with tiles in soft tones, interspersed with decorative borders and artistically designed tiles, can give you a pleasant surprise with a refreshed classic style.
And why not a retro kitchen combining eye-catching hydraulic-style tiles with creative, vibrant and original designs that never go unnoticed with light-toned stone-effect porcelain tiles? They will create the perfect contrast.
Inspiration with the new ceramic and porcelain catalogues
If you choose a Scandinavian-style kitchen, combine matt white tiles with original hydraulic-style floor tiles to achieve a creative and spectacular look.
If you prefer rustic kitchens, you can choose from the latest imitation porcelain tiles wood with effects so realistic they will surprise you and, combined with tiles that evoke old terracotta tiles , the feeling of warmth and tradition in your kitchen is guaranteed.
If you opt for a modern kitchen you can make the walls the main feature by choosing from an endless range of brightly coloured tiles with a glazed finish for the walls, combining them with stone-effect floor tiles in more neutral colours.
Or perhaps you love industrial kitchens where you can create combinations with a floors microcement effect or floor tiles that imitate slabs of concrete, paired with glossy metro tiles to add a sense of space and sophistication.
But if your choice is a classic kitchen combine the new porcelain tiles effect marble with tiles in soft tones, interspersed with decorative borders and artistically designed tiles, can give you a pleasant surprise with a refreshed classic style.
And why not a retro kitchen combining eye-catching hydraulic-style tiles with creative, vibrant and original designs that never go unnoticed with light-toned stone-effect porcelain tiles? They will create the perfect contrast.
Frequently asked questions about kitchen tiles
In a small kitchen, light colours and wall tiles that help maintain a sense of continuity work particularly well. Amberes 9530 offers White, Cream, Sand and Silver in 30 × 90 cm; Louisiana 9516 is available in Blanco, Ceniza, Crema and Natural; and Trent 9532 offers Blanco, Bone and Grey, among other shades. These ranges make it easier to create bright, balanced combinations without sacrificing personality.
A white kitchen works well with both subtle combinations and stronger contrasts. Amberes 9530 allows you to maintain a light palette with White, Cream, Sand or Silver; Trent 9532 allows you to introduce Grey or Graphite to create contrast; and Phoenix 1845 offers White, Smoke and Grey in 100 × 100 cm porcelain tiles.
In areas most exposed to splashes and grease, wall tiles with lightly textured or smooth surfaces are particularly practical. Amberes 9530, Trent 9532 and Louisiana 9516 include smooth tiles in a 30 × 90 cm format, together with relief alternatives for areas where you want to introduce more texture.
A ceramic wall tile that combines protection and design can be used for the kitchen splashback. Amberes 9530, Trent 9532 and Louisiana 9516 are white-body wall tile ranges in 30 × 90 cm, with smooth tiles, reliefs and decorative pieces that allow you to personalise this area of the kitchen.
White-body ceramic tiles are used as wall coverings, while certain porcelain ranges can be used on both floors and walls. Amberes 9530, Trent 9532 and Louisiana 9516 are white-body wall tiles. Ranges such as Phoenix 1845, Támesis 1850 or Nilo 6637 are suitable for both floor and wall applications.
A modern kitchen can combine neutral surfaces, colour, relief textures or larger formats with a stronger visual presence. Trent 9532 offers shades ranging from Blanco, Bone, Grey and Graphite to Purple, Coral and Sapphire; Nilo 6637 is a polished porcelain tile in 63 × 146 cm, available in White, Moon, Blue, Sand, Caramel and Stone; and Trevi 6615 features White and Cream in the same polished format.
Elongated formats and wood-inspired shades help create a kitchen with a warm, rustic character. Denver 1316 is a 25 × 129.5 cm porcelain tile available in Ceniza, Mobila, Roble, Nogal and Wengué; and Yukón 6611 offers 21 × 147.5 cm tiles with finishes such as Vintage, Olmo and Nogal.
In a large kitchen, larger formats help create surfaces with greater visual continuity. Nilo 6637 and Trevi 6615 use a 63 × 146 cm format, while Phoenix 1845 and Támesis 1850 offer 100 × 100 cm tiles.
Yes, provided the range is suitable for both applications. Phoenix 1845, Támesis 1850, Nilo 6637 and Denver 1316 are classified for both floor and wall use, allowing you to maintain the same aesthetic across different surfaces.
Whites, creams and light tones help enhance brightness and maintain a visually light and airy atmosphere. Amberes 9530 includes White and Cream; Louisiana 9516 offers Blanco, Crema and Natural; and Trevi 6615 is available in White and Cream with a polished finish.
Colour can be concentrated on one wall or in a specific area and combined with neutral surfaces. Trent 9532 allows you to introduce Purple, Coral or Sapphire alongside Blanco, Bone, Grey and Graphite. Nilo 6637 includes Blue, Caramel and Stone alongside White, Moon and Sand, allowing you to control the overall intensity of the colour scheme.
Polished finishes add reflection and create a stronger visual presence. Nilo 6637 is a polished rectified porcelain tile in 63 × 146 cm, available in White, Moon, Blue, Sand, Caramel and Stone; and Trevi 6615 offers the same polished rectified format in White and Cream.
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