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Having tiled walls can completely transform your kitchen. Whether you’re tiling the entire space or simply adding a feature splashback behind the hob or sink, kitchen wall tiles offer a durable way to bring colour, texture, and personality into your home. At Tile and Stone Gallery, our collection includes classic metro styles, patterned designs, and contemporary finishes. All of our kitchen wall tiles are easy to clean and built to handle the demands of everyday kitchen use.

  • Are kitchen wall tiles easy to clean?

    A quick wipe with a damp cloth and mild detergent is usually all it takes to keep your kitchen wall tiles looking clean and fresh. Most glazed ceramic and porcelain tiles are resistant to stains, grease, and splashes, making them ideal for use around hobs, sinks, and other high-use areas. Unglazed tiles can also be used, as long as they are sealed correctly during installation

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  • What size tiles are best for kitchen walls?

    There’s no one-size-fits-all. Smaller tiles like metro or mosaic styles are great for splashbacks and detailed designs. Larger tiles create a more seamless look and are easier to clean with fewer grout lines.

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  • What’s the best tile finish for kitchen walls?

    Gloss and satin finishes are popular for kitchen walls because they’re easy to wipe clean and help reflect light, brightening the space. Matt finishes are often used to give a softer, more understated look, but may need more frequent cleaning near cooking areas.

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  • How high should I tile my kitchen wall?

    There is no right or wrong answer. It really depends on the look you're going for. As a guide, splashbacks are usually tiled from the worktop to just above the hob or kitchen units. For feature walls, you might choose to go full-height or tile areas where extra protection is needed.

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