The right tiles for every room — laid to last.
Our tilers handle your floors and walls from start to finish.
For new builds and renovations alike
Tiles and bathrooms go way back — and for good reason. Floors, walls, above the basin, inside the shower, around the bath: tile goes everywhere. Porcelain stoneware on the floor and ceramic on the walls is the classic combination, but natural stone, cement tiles, mosaics, glossy or matte finishes are all on the table. Whatever the brief, your bathroom — your call.
Is your kitchen splashback looking dated, or stained from years of cooking? Thinking of giving the floor a fresh look but not sure where to start? Whether you lean toward timeless classics, current trends, or our most popular ranges, we'll show you the tile ideas that will lift your kitchen — floor to splashback.
Thanks to digital printing and modern manufacturing, tiles now adapt to almost any taste — including convincing imitations of other materials — without giving up the durability tiles are known for. Whatever atmosphere you want for the room, there's a fit. For something warm and natural, wood-effect glazed porcelain stoneware is hard to beat.
Types of tile
Ceramic floor tiles come out of a tightly controlled industrial process — and that shows up as strength, scratch resistance, easy upkeep, and long-term stability. They also convincingly imitate other materials like natural stone, so the look you want is rarely a compromise. We work with the leading brands on the market.
Granite is a hard natural stone that takes daily wear in stride and lasts for decades. Shape-wise, you have plenty of room to be bold — square, rectangular, diamond, hexagon — whatever fits the look you're after.
Natural stone tiles are about as durable as flooring gets, and every piece carries its own character — no two installs look the same. The trade-off is weight: they're heavier than ceramic, and need the right substructure. The result, when done well, is unmatched.
Marble has been a benchmark for elegance for thousands of years — and it works just as well in modern homes. Creamy beige tones with the trademark veining warm a room and lift the light. Polished finishes feel soft underfoot — a small daily pleasure — and pair beautifully with classic palettes.
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FAQ
Stoneware tiles, generally:
Glazed porcelain stoneware — denser than standard ceramic, so it holds up better over time.
Full-body porcelain stoneware — solid all the way through, with durability close to natural stone.
Beige or grey. If you want a floor that's easy to keep clean, those shades hide marks well and bring a soft, calm feel to the room.
Tile durability depends on the body (the unglazed clay underneath). The more clay, the more fragile.
Red-body tiles are cheaper but not suited to outdoor or high-traffic areas. UPEC and PEI ratings are reliable benchmarks when choosing tiles for kitchens, terraces, or bathrooms — places that put tiles to the test. Don't pick lightly.
Not necessarily. You can lay new tiles over old, as long as the existing ones are sound — no cracks, no loose pieces. Just check that the new tile thickness won't require you to plane down your doors.
We're glad to help you pick the right tiles. Ask us anything about services, products, or specific brands — we'll get back to you quickly.
Our process
Tell us about your project — we'll listen carefully and figure out what you actually need.
After visiting your home and measuring the work, we send you a detailed, line-by-line quote.
Once you accept the quote, our team gets started.
