Tiles

Featuring the best tiles in Australia

Tiles used to be confined to the kitchen and bathroom as they provided a practical and protective surface that was easy to clean. With more choice in colour, size, pattern and materials, and a better understanding of how they can be used, they have made their way into more spaces, adding ambience and durability to indoor and outdoor living areas, or commercial spaces. Browse and shop tiles online from ArchiPro’s collection, sourced from the best suppliers in Australia.

Types of tiles

Wall tiles

Wall tiles protect and decorate vertical places. Glazed ceramic is best for areas prone to moisture or stains like kitchen backsplashes and showers.

Floor tiles

Floor tiles will create a strong, moisture-resistant floor that is easy to maintain. They need to be strong and sturdy in heavy foot traffic areas.

Mosaic tiles

Mosaic tiles are small and available in a variety of colours, shapes and materials. They are versatile and decorative and can create a striking feature.

Decorative tiles

Decorative tiles are an easy way to add colour, pattern and texture to a space and are typically low maintenance.

Ceiling tiles

Ceiling tiles come in many styles and materials and can be used to create suspended grid ceilings in commercial spaces to improve acoustics and ambience.

Exterior tiles

In Australia, tiles can be used in patios, pool areas, balconies and terraces to refresh a space and add visual appeal.

The advantages of high quality tiles

Tiling a space is expensive and time-consuming in Australia and you want the tiles you’re installing to be worth the effort. A high quality material will be more durable, have a great gloss or matte finish, and live up to expectations in terms of being water or stain resistant. Investing in quality also gives you more options for design, whether it’s a beautifully patterned tile, or a luxury marble look.

How to choose tiles that are right for you

Selecting the perfect tiles for your home involves considering both functionality and aesthetics to ensure they meet your needs and complement your space. For bathrooms, prioritise water-resistant and easy-to-clean options; glazed porcelain tiles excel in these areas. In kitchens, durability and resistance to stains are key—ceramic tiles are an excellent choice for these environments.

The finish of your tile can greatly affect the look and feel of a room. A glossy finish is ideal for smaller or darker spaces as it helps to reflect light, creating a sense of openness. Matte finishes, on the other hand, are more effective at hiding water marks and smudges, making them practical for high-traffic areas.

The size and colour of the tiles can also influence the perception of space. Larger tiles in lighter hues can make a small room appear larger. Alternatively, smaller tiles can be used to create eye-catching features, such as a kitchen splashback, adding character and style to the space. There are other types of tiles available, such as concrete tiles, which are known for their durability, versatility in design, and ability to withstand heavy foot traffic.