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Beige Tiles
Our beige and neutral tiles may seem simple, but these shades are anything but straightforward. We add different hints of colour to create the tone we want to achieve, such as blue for cooler colours and red for warmer, so we can offer a full spectrum of neutrals. Getting it right is about balancing small differences to create the layered and effortless look we’re known for. Discover the inspiration behind our elegant neutrals
Beige tiles’ neutral tones mean you can pair them with a wide range of colours, finishes and patterns, making them a great starting point for almost any scheme, and any room, in the house.
Beige kitchen tiles are an incredibly popular choice. Try using a plain beige tile – such as our Pearl Herringbone – on a kitchen splashback as a neutral background for a brighter wall colour or worktop, or go for neutral tiles on the floor (our signature squares in Pearl are a great bet) to provide a blank canvas for the rest of the room to take shape around.
Kitchen islands also work really well when they’re tiled in neutral tones. Go for a hexagonal-shaped beige tile to add a touch of fun or have a play around with pattern by using our Hexagonal Split tiles in Pearl and Brighton Stone or Pearl and Leather. Alternatively, consider our Terrazzo tiles in Rose or Coarse, both of which contain beautiful flecks of beige.
Bathrooms, too, are a natural space for beige. OurPearl Low Bar,Inverse Pearl Wave, andInverse Pearl Rubixfrom ourModernist Collectioncan be used together to create a beautifully soft scheme that looks stunning in showers and wet rooms, or go for beige-basedReclaimed tilefor something extra special.
Most of our beige tiles are cement, so they’re suitable for use on floors, walls, splashbacks, and kitchen islands. They are very durable and naturally slip resistant so good for floors in high-traffic areas. They are also heat resistant so suitable for underfloor heating and for use on fire surrounds.
Our glazed beige tiles are suitable for walls, but not recommended for use on floors however our zellige tiles are thicker and so can be used on the floor.
Always consult our installation guides for full instructions on how to install your tiles.
Read our Neutral Colour Story over on the blog to explore more ways to use beige tiles in your home.