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Gloss Tiles
Gloss Tiles
Shop our collection of gloss tiles. Gloss tiles are the perfect way to add light and depth to your interiors. With their polished surfaces, they bounce light around the room, instantly making spaces feel bigger and brighter. Beyond their high shine look, these tiles are easy to clean and maintain, making them as practical as they are stylish.
Gloss wall tiles fit beautifully into almost any space. From creating a contemporary splashback with gloss kitchen tiles to adding a luxurious touch with gloss bathroom tiles, they’re designed to shine wherever you need them. Smaller formats are ideal for metro-style layouts, while larger gloss wall tiles create a smooth, modern look with fewer grout lines.
When it comes to designs and colours, our range of gloss tiles has you covered. Choose from classic metro, mosaic or fluted tiles, or make a statement in a contemporary space with marble effect, patterned or kit kat tiles. Colour options span everything from crisp whites and neutrals to deep greens, soft pinks, bold reds and striking blues.
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Tiles for Kitchen
2nd April 2026These look beautiful as my kitchen backsplash. The wipe clean very easily and look great. Beware the colour variation if you are using several boxes, make sure you mix them up.
Ruth B from Cheshire- verified purchaser
Bathroom Tiles
2nd April 2026These Tiles look beautiful in our new shower. Even the tiler complimented them and said how much he liked them!
Ruth B from Cheshire- verified purchaser
Wall Tiles,
1st April 2026as described, value for money
danny O from West Sussex- verified purchaser
Stonehouse green tiles
1st April 2026To have any kind of gap would be a very big grout area. I ended up putting them together. They are not particularly square and have a bit of a wavy profile. For my period property it kind of fits in well. The randomness of the colours are not all that random in the boxes and I wish I had paid more attention when putting them up as I ended up with kind of blocks of darker and lighter colours.
Fay F from Shropshire- verified purchaser
FAQ's
Gloss tiles instantly brighten up a space, making rooms feel fresher, bigger and more open.But picking the right gloss tile, and knowing where to use it, can really shape the final look. Here are the key questions to help you choose.
What are gloss tiles?
Gloss tiles are ceramic or porcelain tiles with a smooth, glazed surface that gives them their shine. That glaze looks good while also making them easy to clean. They’re ideal for walls in bathrooms, kitchens and anywhere you want light to bounce.
Do gloss tiles make a room look bigger?
Yes, that’s one of their best tricks. The reflective surface helps spread light around the room, which makes small or darker spaces feel more open. If you’re dealing with a tight bathroom or a narrow kitchen, gloss tiles can help create a sense of space without knocking down any walls.
Where can gloss tiles be used?
They’re most commonly used on walls, including:
- Bathroom walls and showers
- Kitchen splashbacks
- Cloakrooms and utility rooms
- Fireplace surrounds or feature walls
Thinking about using gloss tiles on the floor? Just check the product specifications, as not all are slip-resistant enough for underfoot use.
Are gloss tiles easy to clean?
Very. Their smooth surface means splashes, steam, soap and spills don’t stick; just wipe with warm water and a mild cleaner. Avoid using abrasive cloths, as they can scratch the glaze and dull the finish over time.