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Indirah Porcelain Cotto tiles (Ca’ Pietra)
Indirah Porcelain Cotto is a warm, patterned porcelain tile that brings an easy “cotto / terracotta” feel without the maintenance. It’s a brilliant choice if you want a bit of pattern underfoot, but still need something practical for everyday life.
- Warm, characterful look — great for welcoming spaces like halls and kitchens
- Porcelain practicality — easy-care for busy homes
- Expert help — we’ll guide you on grout colour, quantities, and fitting basics
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Key Details
Tile name
Indirah Porcelain Cotto
Brand
Ca’ Pietra
Material
Porcelain
Size
20×20x1cm
Finish
Matt
Use
Walls / Floors
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What does “Cotto” look like in real life?
Cotto tends to read as warm and earthy — think terracotta tones, a touch of aged character, and a pattern that gives the space a finished feel.
It works especially well where you want warmth without going too dark.
- In bright daylight, the warm tones look lighter and more open
- In evening light, it can feel richer and cosier
- With busy households, the pattern helps hide everyday crumbs and scuffs
Other Indirah colours
If you’re choosing between a couple of options, we always recommend a sample so you can check it against your paint, worktops, and grout.
Where this tile works best
Hallways & entrances
A patterned tile is perfect here because it adds personality straight away — and it’s practical for muddy shoes and daily traffic.
See more hallway tiles.
Kitchens
Warm pattern + porcelain durability is a strong combo in a kitchen.
Browse kitchen tiles or kitchen floor tiles.
Bathrooms
If you want the warmth of a “cotto” look without worrying about upkeep, porcelain is a sensible choice.
Explore bathroom tiles and bathroom floor tiles.
Porches / outdoor areas (only if suitable)
If you’re planning a porch or sheltered entrance, this tile can be a strong option, and the base, adhesive, and falls/drainage matter just as much as the tile itself.
See outdoor tiles
Every day practicality (cleaning, sealing, and slipping)
Do I need to seal it?
Porcelain tiles usually don’t need sealing, but your grout lines may benefit from a grout protector in heavy-use areas. If you’re unsure, send us a message, and we’ll advise based on your room and usage.
Cleaning
Keep it simple: use a pH-neutral cleaner and avoid harsh acids. For day-to-day, warm water and a gentle cleaner are usually plenty.
Slip/grip
If this is for a wet area (bathroom, porch, utility), check the tile’s slip rating before you commit. We can help you choose a safer option if needed.
What grout colour suits Indirah Cotto?
Most customers pick a grout that supports the warm tones and keeps cleaning realistic. Here are the usual “safe bets”:
- Warm grey: a balanced look that’s forgiving in busy areas
- Mid grey: hides marks well and frames the pattern nicely
- Sand/almond: keeps everything soft and blended
If you want, tell us your wall colour/paint shade, and we’ll suggest a grout colour that suits.
How many tiles do I need?
- Measure the area (length × width) to get your square metres.
- Add 10% wastage for cuts.
- Use the box coverage on this product page to work out how many boxes to order.
Not sure? Send your room measurements, and we’ll do it for you 🙂.
Samples (recommended)
A sample helps you check the true colour and finish in your own lighting — especially for warm “cotto” tones that can shift slightly between daylight and evening.
If you can’t see a sample option, message us, and we’ll sort it.
FAQs
Is Indirah Porcelain Cotto suitable for floors and walls?
Yes, it’s suitable for walls and floors when installed correctly.
Do porcelain tiles need sealing?
Porcelain usually doesn’t need sealing. In busy areas, sealing the grout (or using a grout protector) can make maintenance easier.
Can I use it in a porch or outdoors?
Only if this exact tile is rated for outdoors (slip + frost). If you want a guaranteed outdoor option, see our outdoor floor tiles.
What grout colour looks best?
Warm grey or mid grey are the most popular “easy-care” choices. Sand/almond looks softer if you want a blended finish.
Is it suitable for underfloor heating?
Porcelain is commonly used with underfloor heating when installed correctly with the right adhesive and movement joints.
Will the pattern vary tile to tile?
Most patterned porcelains have slight print variation. This is normal and helps it look more natural once laid.
Can you help me work out quantities?
Yes — send your room measurements, and we’ll help you calculate boxes plus sensible wastage.
| Tile colour | Multi-Colour |
|---|---|
| Application | Wall & Floor |
| Tile size | 20 × 20 cm |
| Area of use | Bathroom, Shower & Wet Room, Kitchen, Hallway, Patio |
| Finish: | Matt |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Price info | per box |
| Tile finish | Matt |
| Suitability | Indoors |
