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Wall Tiles

Kitchen splashbacks and bathroom walls use wall tiles to protect surfaces, while stone or textured finishes can distinguish a feature wall.

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About Wall Tiles products

Our wall tiles are made using only the highest quality materials. Our mission is to provide our customers with beautiful products that will enhance their homes for years to come. Tiles can be used in many different rooms within a home or office such as the kitchen or bathroom, and they come in a range of different textures and colours.

Wall tiles are a great way to protect your walls and add a bit of style and personality to your home. They can be used to create a unique feature wall in a room or they can work with existing styling, bringing a colour scheme together. Wall tiles can be added to kitchens, bathrooms, and are available in different finishes like stone and more. Here at ArchiPro, we have a wide selection of wall tiles from trusted suppliers across Australia.

Bathroom wall tiles

Bathroom wall tiles are incredibly important when remodelling your bathroom, providing the opportunity to elevate its style and sophistication. They also offer a practical solution to protect walls from moisture and wear. A bathtub wall tile should be selected with the wet-area substrate and waterproofing system in mind.

Kitchen wall tiles

Kitchen wall tiles are a great way to add style, colour and texture to your kitchen. Whether you choose to go with a simple white subway tile or a more adventurous design like a hexagon quilt pattern, choosing the right wall tile for your kitchen can be an exciting process. Kitchen splashback tiles are used on the wall behind a benchtop, where a wipeable finish can be useful.

Stone wall tiles  

Stone wall tiles add elegance and sophistication to any room. They are also very easy to install and maintain, making them a great long term investment for homeowners in Australia. Tile wall cladding can extend a tiled finish across internal or external walls, with the fixing system suited to the substrate. Outdoor wall tiles need to suit exposure and the wall substrate.

Feature wall tiles

If you're looking for a way to add some pizzazz to your living room, dining room or bedroom feature wall tiles are the way to go to create something uniquely you.

The advantages of high-quality wall tiles

High-quality wall tiles are made with premium materials that can withstand wear and tear over time. They're also easy to clean and maintain, which makes them an excellent choice for busy homes or businesses in Australia. High-quality wall tiles come in many different styles, colours and shapes so there's something for everyone.

How to choose a wall tile that’s right for you

First, figure out what kind of space you're looking to cover. If it's a small area like a bathroom vanity or backsplash, then something more functional might be best. Next, consider the design of your room and the overall look that you're going for to help determine colour and texture. The complexity of the job you have in mind is also important as this will impact installation costs. You might also want to have mosaic tiles on your walls as they are available in differet materials which allows to create different designs. There are different decorative tiles and ceiling tiles that you can add to your interiors.

Can you add tiles to any room?

Yes, you can add tiles to any room. Tiling is an affordable way to update the look of your home and make it feel new again.

Can large tiles be used on walls?

In Australia, large tiles can be used on walls but it's best done professionally, ideally on a non-porous surface. If the tile has a non-porous surface, then it should be able to withstand any moisture that might come into contact with it.

What is the typical thickness of tiles?

Tiles can come in a wide variety of thicknesses in Australia, but they’re typically between 1/4 inch and 1 inch. Thinner tiles allow for easier installation, but may not be as durable as thicker ones. Thicker tiles also tend to be more expensive because they are more costly to manufacture and transport.

What is the difference between wall tiles and floor tiles?

Floor tiles are thicker and more durable than wall tiles because they need to be able to handle foot traffic and wear and tear. You’ll typically find more decorative designs when it comes to wall tiles too as they tend to be slightly more ornamental.