Grey Tiles

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Grey porcelain tiles are a timeless and versatile choice for any space. Whether you’re after soft and subtle shades or deeper, dramatic tones, grey tiles pair beautifully with a wide range of interior styles, from modern minimalism to classic neutrals and bold industrial looks. Hard-wearing, easy to clean and effortlessly stylish, they’re a go-to option for walls and floors throughout the home.

Browse our full collection of grey porcelain tiles for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, and living areas. Need more inspiration? Explore concrete-effect tiles, large-format tiles, or wood-effect tiles to complement your space.

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Why Choose Grey Tiles for Your Home?


Grey tiles are a smart, stylish and endlessly versatile option for modern living spaces. Their neutral tone works as a timeless backdrop that complements almost any colour scheme. Grey tiles also help disguise everyday dirt and marks, making them a practical choice for high-traffic areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and hallways. Whether you’re after a cool, minimalist vibe or a warmer, textured look, grey porcelain tiles bring flexibility and lasting appeal to any room.

What Colours Go Well with Grey Tiles?


Grey pairs well with almost anything. For a modern look, combine grey tiles with crisp whites and black accents. Want something warmer? Try soft blush, warm taupe, or natural wood tones. Bold choices like navy blue, forest green or brass fittings also complement grey beautifully. The key is to choose tones that enhance the warmth or coolness of the grey you’ve picked.

What Colour Grout Goes with Grey Tiles?


Grout colour can subtly transform the overall finish. A matching grey grout creates a seamless, elegant look, especially with large format tiles. For contrast and definition, white grout can highlight the tile shape, while dark charcoal grout adds depth and makes a feature of the tile layout. Think about whether you want the tiles to blend or stand out, both options work depending on your style.