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Concrete Look Tiles

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    Vela Greige Matte Porcelain Tile 600 x 600mm

    Vela is a refined tile collection that brings contemporary minimalism to life with its raw, stone and concrete look finish and soft matt surface. W...

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  • No Hand Vela Greige Matte Porcelain Tile 300 x 300mm SPASILM1 - The Blue Space
    $46 per sqm

    Vela Greige Matte Porcelain Tile 300 x 300mm

    Vela is a refined tile collection that brings contemporary minimalism to life with its raw, stone and concrete look finish and soft matt surface. W...

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  • With Hand Vela Cream Matte Porcelain Tile 600 x 600mm SPACRM2 - The Blue Space
    $44 per sqm

    Vela Cream Matte Porcelain Tile 600 x 600mm

    Vela is a refined tile collection that brings contemporary minimalism to life with its raw, stone and concrete look finish and soft matt surface. W...

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  • No Hand Vela Cream Matte Porcelain Tile 300 x 300mm SPACRM1 - The Blue Space
    $46 per sqm

    Vela Cream Matte Porcelain Tile 300 x 300mm

    Vela is a refined tile collection that brings contemporary minimalism to life with its raw, stone and concrete look finish and soft matt surface. W...

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  • With Hand Nuvira Dark Grey Matte Porcelain Tile 300 x 600mm PBLTG1 - The Blue Space
    $68 per sqm

    Nuvira Dark Grey Matte Porcelain Tile 300 x 600mm

    Meet Nuvira – a dark grey porcelain tile that brings a bold, modern look to any space. With a soft stone-like texture and a deep, moody tone, it’s ...

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  • Dark Grey Frankie Polished Concrete Tile Matte R10 600 x 600 x 10mm Porcelain  | The Blue Space
    $50 per sqm

    Dark Grey Frankie Polished Concrete Tile Matte P3 600 x 600 x 10mm Porcelain

    A perfect combination of terrazzo and polished concrete. Enjoy the fine grain fleck through our Frankie concrete look tile. Available in a combinat...

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  • Dark Grey Frankie Polished Concrete Tile Matte R10 300 x 600 x 10mm Porcelain  | The Blue Space
    $50 per sqm

    Dark Grey Frankie Polished Concrete Tile Matte P3 300 x 600 x 10mm Porcelain

    A perfect combination of terrazzo and polished concrete. Enjoy the fine grain fleck through our Frankie concrete look tile. Available in a combinat...

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  • Dark Grey Frankie Polished Concrete Tile Matte R10 600 x 600 x 10mm Porcelain  | The Blue Space
    $51 per sqm

    Dark Grey Frankie Polished Concrete Tile Matte 300 x 300 x 10mm Porcelain

    A perfect combination of terrazzo and polished concrete. Enjoy the fine grain fleck through our Frankie concrete look tile. Available in a combinat...

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Concrete Look Tiles: Get the Style Without the Hassle

Thinking about bringing that cool, modern concrete vibe into your Aussie home? It's a look that screams style – minimalist, tough, and seriously versatile. But dealing with actual poured concrete? That can be a whole different story involving mess, cost, and upkeep. Good news! There’s a smarter way to get the look you want. Concrete look tiles from The Blue Space give you all the aesthetic points of concrete, packed into a practical, easy-to-live-with tile. We're talking about capturing that industrial chic feel for your renovation, without the traditional drawbacks.

So, What Are These Concrete Look Tiles Anyway?

Simply put, concrete look tiles are clever mimics. No, these aren't actual slabs of concrete. Think of them as really tough porcelain or ceramic tiles that are experts at playing dress-up – they look exactly like concrete. Tile makers have got some clever tech that lets them print on all those natural-looking colour shifts, different shades, and even the touch of texture you'd find in real concrete. You might find tiles that look like smoothly polished floors, or others with a bit more of a raw, textured finish. The upshot? You get that sought-after concrete appearance, plus all the practical plus points that come with quality tiling. And unlike poured concrete, which can be a bit of a lucky dip in terms of final finish, these tiles offer a consistent look, making your design planning much easier.

Why Bother with Concrete Look Tiles? Loads of Good Reasons!

Choosing concrete look tiles isn't just about following a trend. It's a really practical decision that solves a lot of common headaches for homeowners planning a reno or build. Let's break down why they're such a popular pick.

Looks Great: That Industrial Vibe & Goes-With-Anything Style

Let's be honest, the main reason people love these tiles is how they look. They instantly give a room a contemporary, slightly edgy feel. Chuck them in an industrial-style loft? Perfect. Need a neutral base for your minimalist Scandi theme? Spot on. They just work. They play nicely with lots of different decorating styles because they act like a cool, calm backdrop. Plus, the variety in shades is fantastic. You've got your classic grey tiles in every shade imaginable, but also other tones that let you fine-tune your look, whether you want light and breezy or something more dramatic.

Tough Stuff: Built for Real Life

When you need something that lasts, especially in busy parts of the house, concrete look tiles really shine. And if they're porcelain tiles? Oh, they're seriously strong. Porcelain is baked so hot it becomes incredibly dense – that means it’s tough against scratches and isn't going to chip easily. Think about real concrete for a second – it can crack, it can soak up spills if not sealed perfectly. These tiles? Much less drama. They handle daily life brilliantly, making them a smart choice for hallways, kitchens, and family rooms.

Easy Upkeep: More Living, Less Cleaning

Who wants to spend ages cleaning floors? Not many people. This is where concrete look tiles score big points. Real concrete can be quite porous, meaning spills can soak in and stain if you're not quick or haven't sealed it religiously. Porcelain concrete look tiles, however, barely absorb anything. Wipe up spills, easy peasy. General cleaning is just a sweep or vacuum, and a mop now and then with a gentle cleaner. Forget about special waxes or constantly sealing them to keep 'em looking sharp. You'll be spending less time on your knees scrubbing and more time actually living in your awesome new space.

Smart Money: The Look Without the Hefty Price Tag

Getting floors professionally polished concrete isn't cheap. It involves a lot of work and can make a serious dent in your budget. Concrete look tiles can often give you that same high-end aesthetic for a friendlier price. Yes, you've still got the cost of the tiles and getting them laid properly, but think long term. Their toughness and low maintenance mean you're likely spending less over the years compared to real concrete that might need resealing or repairs. It's a savvy investment.

What You See is What You Get: Consistency Counts

Poured concrete is a bit like baking a cake without a recipe sometimes – the end result can vary. The mix, the weather on the day, the person doing the job – it all affects the final look. Because these tiles pop out of a factory, they're all made to the same high mark. So, the colour, the pattern, the feel – it’s the same every time. That’s a load off your mind when you’ve got a particular look you’re going for, right?

Where Can You Put Concrete Look Tiles? Pretty Much Anywhere!

The beauty of these tiles is their versatility. Because they look great and perform so well, you can use them in heaps of different places around the house – and even outside.

Bathroom Bliss: Creating Your Modern Escape

Bathrooms and concrete look tiles are a match made in heaven. They handle water like champs and are a breeze to keep clean. Picture sleek bathroom tiles with that concrete effect on both the floor and maybe even up the shower walls. You end up with this smooth, tranquil vibe, almost like your own personal spa. Throw in some cool black taps, a wooden vanity to warm things up, and boom – a bathroom that just feels classy and chilled. And a tip: bigger tiles mean less grout to see, which can really open up a smaller bathroom.

Cool Kitchens: Looks Great, Works Hard

The kitchen puts up with a lot – spills, dropped pans, constant foot traffic. Concrete look kitchen tiles are up for the challenge. They make fantastic flooring that hides crumbs well and cleans up easily. They're also stunners as splashbacks, bringing a bit of that city cool to your kitchen. And because they're often in those versatile neutral shades, they look fantastic with anything – bright cupboards, shiny steel, you name it.

Living Spaces & Hallways: Flowing Style

Want a cohesive look through your main living zones? Concrete look floor tiles can create a stunning, uninterrupted flow from room to room. Hallways especially benefit from their durability. Laying large format tiles can visually expand the area, making your home feel more open and connected. This modern base gives you loads of freedom when choosing furniture and rugs – it works with clean minimalist pieces just as well as more layered, comfy styles.

Take it Outside: Alfresco Areas

Yep, you can even take the concrete look outdoors. Many porcelain concrete look tiles are tough enough for patios, balconies, and walkways. Just make sure you choose outdoor tiles specifically designed for external use. These outdoor ones are designed not to be slippery (super important when things get wet!) and they can take whatever the Aussie weather throws at them – sun, rain, the lot – without losing their looks. It’s a brilliant way to make your inside and outside areas flow together for easy entertaining.

Wow Walls: Making a Statement

Don't just think floors! Concrete look wall tiles make for incredible feature walls. Imagine one behind your TV, surrounding a fireplace, or as a backdrop in your entryway. It adds instant texture, depth, and architectural interest without being overwhelming. It’s a sophisticated touch that really lifts a room's design.

Checking Out the Concrete Look Range at The Blue Space

Here at The Blue Space, we've put together a great selection of concrete look tiles. We focus on quality and style, bringing you options that reflect the latest in tile design and technology.

Porcelain Power: Why We Love It

You'll notice many of our concrete look favourites are porcelain. There's a good reason for that. Porcelain is super strong, resists water brilliantly, and stands up to wear and tear like a champion. Choosing our porcelain options is like investing in a floor or wall that will look fantastic for ages.

Finding Your Shade: From Light Greys to Warm Beiges

Concrete isn't just grey! The colour possibilities let you tailor the look perfectly:

  • Light Greys: Keep things bright and open. Great for smaller rooms or achieving that soft Scandi vibe.

  • Mid Greys: Your classic concrete colour. Super versatile, fits in just about anywhere.

  • Charcoals & Black Tiles: Go bold! Darker shades bring drama and a real sense of luxury.

  • White Tiles & Off-Whites: A softer, cleaner take on the look. Bounces light around beautifully.

  • Beige Tiles & 'Greige': Want concrete but warmer? These tones blend the industrial feel with earthy notes, lovely with timber.

Size Matters: Picking the Right Tile Format

The size and shape of your tile make a big difference to the final look and feel:

  • Big is Beautiful: Large tiles like 600mm x 600mm tiles (and even bigger!) are hot right now. Fewer grout lines mean a cleaner, more spacious feel. Ideal for open-plan living.

  • Classic Rectangles: Tiles like 300mm x 600mm tiles offer options. Lay them in straight lines (stacked) or offset like bricks (brick bond) for different effects using rectangle tiles.

  • Handy Squares: You can't go wrong with square tiles. Sizes like 300mm x 300mm tiles are practical and widely used. Our selection of medium tiles hits that sweet spot between easy handling and good coverage.

Feel the Finish: Smooth, Textured, and Everything In Between

How the tile feels (and looks up close) adds to its character. Matt finishes are most common for concrete look tiles, mimicking that natural, non-shiny surface. Some might have a subtle texture you can feel, adding realism. For wet areas or outdoors, you'll find options with more pronounced textures designed for better grip.

Getting Them Laid: Tips for a Top Job

Choosing great tiles is step one; getting them installed properly is step two, and it's just as important for a lasting result.

Honestly, unless you're a very experienced DIY tiler, we suggest getting the professionals in. This is especially true for those big, heavy large format tiles. Pro tilers know how to prep the surface underneath (super important!), get the layout perfect, use the right glue, and make sure everything is level and the grout lines are neat. A good foundation prevents headaches like cracked or loose tiles later on.

Grout Matters More Than You Think!

Now, grout. It’s easy to overlook, but trust me, the grout you pick really changes the final picture. Want that smooth, almost seamless concrete look? Pick a grout colour that's really close to your tile colour. This makes the grout lines blend in. Fancy defining each tile more clearly? Choose a grout that contrasts slightly. Whichever way you go, using a quality grout like Maxisil Grout helps keep those lines looking clean and resists stains.

Seal the Deal with Silicone

For wet spots like bathrooms and laundries, or even in the kitchen, don't skimp on sealing up the edges and corners. Any place where tiles bump up against a benchtop, a shower screen, or just the wall, you’ll want a good, flexible waterproof silicone there using products like Maxisil Silicone. It’s key to stopping water getting where it shouldn't and protecting your beautiful new tiling.

Styling It Up: Making Concrete Look Tiles Your Own

Okay, the tiles are in, looking fantastic. Now, how do you style the room around them? Concrete look tiles are a great neutral base, so you've got lots of options.

Mix Your Materials

Concrete looks amazing paired with other textures. Try these combos:

  • Warm Wood: Timber vanities, shelves, or even just wooden photo frames add instant warmth and stop the space feeling too cold or clinical.

  • Shiny or Matte Metals: Black taps, brass handles, chrome light fittings – metallics add a touch of polish or industrial edge.

  • Green Life: Pop some indoor plants around. The green leaves look brilliant against the grey tones and literally bring life to the room.

  • Clear Glass: Think frameless shower screens or glass balustrades. They keep things feeling open and let the tiles be the star.

Furniture and Finishing Touches

Your furniture choices help set the final mood. When it comes to furniture, pieces with clean, simple lines usually look fantastic against that modern concrete backdrop. Then, to stop things feeling too stark, bring in some softness. Think plush rugs you can sink your toes into, comfy cushions, and maybe a chunky knit throw. Good lighting makes a huge difference. A cool pendant light or some sleek track lighting can highlight your new tiles beautifully.

Set the Mood

You can steer the vibe in different directions:

  • Dark & Dramatic: Use darker concrete look tiles, maybe pair them with deep paint colours and moody lighting for a sophisticated den-like feel.

  • Bright & Breezy: Light grey or white tiles, pale walls, lots of natural light = an airy, calming space.

  • Industrial Edge: Lean into the concrete look with metal accents, maybe some exposed shelving, and keep things feeling functional and unfussy.

Looking After Your Concrete Look Tiles (It's Easy!)

One of the best things about these tiles is how little looking after they need. Keeping them clean is no big chore.

Day-to-day, just give them a quick sweep or vacuum to pick up dust and bits. When they need a proper wash, mopping with warm water and a splash of a pH-neutral cleaner is usually all it takes. Steer clear of really harsh chemicals or scourers – they're usually unnecessary and could potentially dull the tile or damage the grout over time. Give the floor a rinse with plain water after mopping with cleaner, just to remove any residue. Because they don't easily absorb spills (especially porcelain), stains aren't generally something you need to worry about if you wipe things up reasonably quickly.

Why Choose The Blue Space for Your Concrete Look Tiles?

Picking tiles is a big deal, we get it. At The Blue Space, we aim to make it easier and more enjoyable. Look, we're pretty picky here – we only want to sell you tiles that don't just look good on day one, but will still look good years down the track. That's why you'll find so many options when you browse with us: all sorts of colours, different sizes, various finishes. Our main thing is to give you honest advice and genuine help. We want you to feel really good about what you choose. Plus, we're always on the hunt for the latest cool stuff and fresh ideas to make your home reno even better.

Ready to Start Your Concrete Look Project?

So, yeah, concrete look tiles? They're a brilliant pick if you're after that up-to-date style but still need stuff that makes daily life easier. They really set the stage for some gorgeous rooms, giving you that effortlessly cool vibe that just clicks in Aussie homes. Feeling keen to see more? Go on, have a look at what we've got online. Or even better, give our crew at The Blue Space a shout. We're always up for a chat, happy to answer anything on your mind, and really want to help you track down the concrete look tiles that'll turn your reno ideas into something real. Let's make your place look incredible!

Frequently Asked Questions

How do concrete-look tiles compare to real concrete floors?

Concrete-look tiles are typically made from porcelain or ceramic, expertly designed to replicate the visual texture, colour variations, and industrial aesthetic of real poured or polished concrete. Unlike actual concrete, these tiles are generally lighter, non-porous (resisting stains better), highly resistant to scratches and wear, and do not require the regular sealing or specialised maintenance that real concrete often needs. They offer the concrete appearance with the practical benefits of a tile.

Are concrete-look tiles difficult to clean and maintain? Do they need sealing?

No, they are known for being low-maintenance. Regular cleaning typically involves sweeping or vacuuming to remove grit, followed by mopping with warm water and a pH-neutral detergent. Because they are usually made of porcelain, which is non-porous, concrete-look tiles do not require sealing to prevent staining or water absorption, which is a significant advantage over actual concrete surfaces. Avoid harsh acidic cleaners or abrasive tools.

How durable are concrete-look tiles, and can they be used in demanding areas like kitchens, bathrooms, or even outdoors?

Concrete-look tiles, especially porcelain ones, are extremely durable and hard-wearing. They resist scratches, chips, stains, and heavy foot traffic well, making them suitable for almost any area inside the home, including busy kitchens and wet bathrooms. Many ranges also offer specific slip-resistant finishes (check the product's slip rating) designed for safety in wet zones or for use in outdoor areas like patios or pathways, as they are weather and UV resistant.

What grout colour should I choose for concrete-look tiles?

Grout choice significantly affects the final look. To enhance the seamless, monolithic appearance often desired with a concrete aesthetic, many people choose a grout colour that closely matches the main tone of the tile. This helps the grout lines blend in. Alternatively, a slightly contrasting grout can be used to define the individual tiles if preferred. Using standard grouts suitable for porcelain/ceramic tiles is appropriate; consider epoxy grout for enhanced stain resistance in wet areas or kitchens.

Do concrete-look tiles feel cold underfoot, especially in winter?

Like most ceramic or porcelain tiles, concrete-look tiles can feel cooler to the touch than materials like carpet or wood. This is because tiles conduct heat away from your feet more efficiently. However, the tiles themselves will be at the same temperature as the room's ambient air. They possess good thermal mass, meaning they can absorb and store heat, making them an excellent choice for use with underfloor heating systems, which can provide consistent warmth underfoot.