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Blue Tiles
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$54 per sqmMeander Blue Porcelain Tile P3 200 x 200mm
Meander brings classic fish scale curves to life with soft, contemporary colour and a gently handcrafted feel. In a 200×200 mm glazed porcelain for...
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$54 per sqmMeander Blue Fish Scale Porcelain Tile P3 200 x 200mm
Meander brings classic fish scale curves to life with soft, contemporary colour and a gently handcrafted feel. In a 200×200 mm glazed porcelain for...
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$192 per sqmAqua Blue Evelyn Handmade Bejmat 50 x 150 x 12mm
The Evelyn handmade bejmat ceramic tiles are made using artisanal techniques. They are hand moulded and shaped, with the colour glaze layer applied...
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$124 per sqmDark Blue Leon Spanish Subway Tile Gloss 69 x 240mm Ceramic
The Leon subway tile range is a nod to the authentic side of ceramic tiles and the use of texture and colour to enhance a space. The Leon subway is...
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$169 per sqmSicily Turchese Blue Gloss Zellige Cushioned Edge Porcelain Tile 100x100mm
Transport yourself to Italy with the gorgeous Italian made Sicily collection. These beautiful tiles are hand-crafted with ever-changing materials t...
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$191 per sqmAqua Blue Evelyn Handmade Zellige 100 x 100 x 12mm
The Evelyn handmade zellige ceramic tiles are made using artisanal techniques. They are hand moulded and shaped, with the colour glaze layer applie...
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$86 per sqmDove Grey Theo Subway Tile 75 x 400mm Italian Porcelain
Made in Italy, our Theo subway tile range has a unique structured gloss finish. Made from porcelain the Theo is perfect for all wall applications, ...
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$51 per sqmAirlie Mid Blue Matt Cushioned Edge Porcelain Tile 200x200mm
If you’re looking for traditional patterned tiles that are both simple and timeless, then the Airlie Collection is a perfect fit. These understated...
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$149 per sqmBlue Andrea Subway Tile Textural Gloss 75 x 300 x 8mm Italian Porcelain
The Andrea collection is an Italian made textural gloss subway or square tile. In deep colour ranges to invoke a mood and stimulate your senses. Cr...
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$58 per sqmTeal Luca Hand Made Gloss Subway Tile 75 x 150 x 8mm
The Luca hand made series is the perfect tile to bring texture and colour into your space. This tile is perfect for bathroom or kitchen walls. The ...
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$95 per sqmAlicante Heathcote Matt Cushioned Edge Porcelain Tile 316x316mm
Transport yourself to the beautiful beaches of Spain with the Alicante collection. This collection of federation style tiles consists of six differ...
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$86 per sqmAsh Blue Dianna Zellige Tile 100 x 100 x 9mm Spanish Ceramic
Introducing our new Dianna range. The 100x100mm Zellige inspired ceramic is a Spanish made tile with a wavy structured finish in a rich gloss glaze...
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$322 per sqmCottesloe New York Stone Penny Round Honed Marble Mosaic Tile 23x23mm
Delicate, sophisticated and subtle, the Cottesloe collection is a beautiful series of marble mosaics that bring a sense of serenity and elegance to...
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$88 per sqmAsh Blue Dianna Hand Made Subway Tile 75 x 150 x 9mm Spanish Ceramic
Introducing our new Dianna range. These 75x150mm hand made look ceramics are a Spanish made tile with a wavy structured finish in a rich gloss glaz...
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$51 per sqmAirlie Dark Blue Matt Cushioned Edge Porcelain Tile 200x200mm
If you’re looking for traditional patterned tiles that are both simple and timeless, then the Airlie Collection is a perfect fit. These understated...
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$86 per sqmSea Blue Theo Subway Tile 75 x 400mm Italian Porcelain
Made in Italy, our Theo subway tile range has a unique structured gloss finish. Made from porcelain the Theo is perfect for all wall applications, ...
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$72 per sqmBlue Theo Terrazzo Tile Matt 200 x 200mm Porcelain
Enjoy a smooth matte finish and contrasting grain terrazzo, a great piece for your home if we do say! We recommend pairing our Theo Terrazzo with o...
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$39 per sqmTamarama Blue Matt P3 Cushioned Edge Porcelain Tile 300x300mm
The Tamarama collection represents a modern take on a classic encaustic pattern. These Australian made tiles feature a matte finish and are availab...
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$169 per sqmSicily Turchese Blue Gloss Bejmat Cushioned Edge Porcelain Tile 50x150mm
Transport yourself to Italy with the gorgeous Italian made Sicily collection. These beautiful tiles are hand-crafted with ever-changing materials t...
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$51 per sqmWhitehaven Blue Wavy Satin Ceramic Subway Tile 68x280mm
A popular wall tile choice among interior designers and homeowners, the Whitehaven collection offers a range of subway tiles in soft pastel colour...
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$41 per sqmPale Blue Bella Subway Tile Matte 65 x 265 x 7mm Ceramic
Our favourite mini subway tile, Bella! Enjoy an array of both bright and subtle colours in both Gloss and Matte. Versatile and completely timeless,...
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$41 per sqmPale Blue Bella Subway Tile Gloss 65 x 265 x 7mm Ceramic
Our favourite mini subway tile, Bella! Enjoy an array of both bright and subtle colours in both Gloss and Matte. Versatile and completely timeless,...
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$51 per sqmWhitehaven Blue Gloss Frame Ceramic Subway Tile 68x280mm
The Whitehaven collection is available in stunning soft and subtle colours, to provide your space with an on trend atmosphere where it is used. Th...
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$313 per sqmCottesloe Blue Sandstone Penny Round Honed Marble Mosaic Tile 23x23mm
Delicate, sophisticated and subtle, the Cottesloe collection is a beautiful series of marble mosaics that bring a sense of serenity and elegance to...
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$288 per sqmCottesloe Blue Sandstone Herringbone Honed Marble Mosaic Tile 35x150mm
Delicate, sophisticated and subtle, the Cottesloe collection is a beautiful series of marble mosaics that bring a sense of serenity and elegance to...
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$131 per sqmCastaways Water Gloss Kit Kat Porcelain Mosaic Tile 15x145mm
The Castaways collection highlights the beauty of glazed porcelain mosaic, with an added interest of a three-dimensional look. These tiles come in ...
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Blue tiles cover a wide spectrum of shades, formats and materials suited to bathrooms, kitchens, laundries and splashbacks across Australian homes. This guide explains the main types available, how shades behave in different lighting conditions, which formats suit which surfaces, and what to check before you order.
What types of blue tiles are available?
The most common formats are subway tiles, mosaic and kit kat tiles, large-format porcelain, encaustic and patterned tiles, and terrazzo-look tiles. Subway tiles run from 75x300mm through to 100x300mm and are the most specified format for bathroom walls. Kit kat (finger mosaic) tiles in blue glazed ceramic are popular for feature walls and shower niches. Encaustic and Moroccan-patterned tiles carry geometric or floral motifs printed or pressed into the tile body, making them well suited to a single accent wall or floor panel rather than full-room coverage.
Which shades of blue suit which rooms?
Light blue and pale sky blue reflect more light and work well in smaller bathrooms or south-facing rooms that receive limited natural light. Navy and dark blue absorb light, so they read best in larger spaces or when used selectively on a single feature wall. Mid-tone blues such as teal-adjacent and slate blue are the most versatile across bathroom and kitchen splashback applications. Blue and white combinations, particularly in a patterned or encaustic format, are common in laundry and kitchen splashback contexts where a single feature panel is the goal.
Floor tiles vs wall tiles: does the same blue tile work for both?
Not always. Floor tiles require a minimum slip-resistance rating of P3 (R10 equivalent) for wet areas such as bathrooms and laundries under Australian Standard AS 4586. Most glazed ceramic wall tiles carry a P1 or P2 rating and are unsuitable underfoot in wet zones. Porcelain blue floor tiles, particularly those with a matte or textured surface, are more reliably rated for floor use. Always check the product data sheet for the slip rating before specifying any tile on a wet-area floor.
What formats are best for a blue bathroom feature wall?
For a feature wall, subway tiles in a brick-bond or herringbone layout give a classic result and are straightforward to set out. Blue herringbone tiles in a 75x300mm format are a common specification for shower recesses. Mosaic and kit kat tiles work well in narrow niches or as a single accent strip because their small format draws the eye without overwhelming the space. Large-format porcelain in 600x600mm or 600x1200mm in a blue-grey or blue marble look reduces grout lines and suits a more contemporary brief.
Blue tiles for kitchen splashbacks: what to consider
Glazed ceramic and porcelain are both suitable for kitchen splashback use. Blue splashback tiles in a subway or square format between 75x150mm and 200x200mm are the most common specifications. Grout colour has a significant effect on the final look: white grout with a light blue tile reads fresh and coastal; dark or matching grout with a navy tile reads more graphic. Ensure the tile surface rating is appropriate for proximity to a cooktop; most standard glazed tiles are suitable provided they are not installed directly behind an open flame without a hob-side clearance buffer.
Materials: ceramic vs porcelain blue tiles
Ceramic blue tiles are lower in density, easier to cut on site, and generally lower in cost. They are well suited to wall applications. Porcelain blue tiles are denser, with water absorption below 0.5%, making them appropriate for both floor and wall use, including outdoor-covered areas. A porcelain blue tile specified for an outdoor covered surface should carry a frost-resistance rating if used in cooler Australian climates (ACT, alpine Victoria). Terrazzo-look and marble-look blue tiles are almost exclusively produced in porcelain to achieve the fine patterning and surface durability required.
How to choose the right blue tile for your project
Start with the surface: wall-only applications give you the widest choice of formats and materials. For floors in wet areas, filter to P3-rated porcelain or textured ceramic. Then consider scale: small formats (mosaic, kit kat, subway) suit feature zones or smaller rooms; large-format porcelain suits open-plan bathrooms or kitchen floors. Shade selection should account for your room's light source. Finally, confirm your coverage calculation: measure the wall or floor area in square metres, add 10% for cuts and wastage, and check the tile's coverage per box listed on the product page.
Browse the full tiles collection for related formats, or explore bathroom vanities and bathroom mirrors to complete your bathroom specification.
Frequently Asked Questions
What slip rating do blue floor tiles need for a wet bathroom?
Australian Standard AS 4586 requires a minimum P3 (R10) slip-resistance rating for wet-area bathroom floors. Most glazed ceramic blue tiles are rated P1 or P2 and are wall-only products. Check the product data sheet before ordering; matte or textured porcelain tiles are more likely to carry the required P3 rating.
Are dark navy blue tiles suitable for a small bathroom?
Navy and dark blue tiles work best in larger bathrooms or as a single feature wall rather than full-room coverage in small spaces. In a small bathroom, dark tiles absorb light and can reduce the perceived size. Pairing navy tiles with white grout and good artificial lighting partially offsets this effect.
What grout colour works best with blue subway tiles?
White or off-white grout with light or mid-blue subway tiles gives a clean, coastal result and is the most common specification in Australian bathrooms. Dark or charcoal grout with navy or dark blue tiles produces a more graphic, seamless look. Avoid pale grey grout with light blue tiles as the tonal contrast can look unintentionally muted.
Can blue tiles be used outdoors in Australia?
Yes, provided you specify a porcelain tile with a frost-resistance rating for cooler climates and a P4 or P5 slip rating for exposed outdoor areas. Most glazed ceramic blue tiles are not rated for outdoor exposure. Check the product data sheet for water absorption (porcelain is below 0.5%) and confirm the slip rating for the intended surface.
How much should I order to tile a bathroom wall with blue tiles?
Measure the total wall area in square metres, subtract any large openings such as windows, then add 10% for cuts and wastage. For a feature wall with patterned or herringbone blue tiles, increase the wastage allowance to 15% due to the additional cuts required to align the pattern. Each product listing shows coverage per box to help with calculations.
