Choose popular sizes like 600×600 and 1200×600, add underfloor heating with confidence, and get friendly advice in our Kent showroom whenever you need it.
- Slip-rated options (R10–R12)
- UFH-compatible
- Samples available
- Friendly Kent showroom support
Kitchen floor tiles
£235.80
Why the Hexham Victorian Floor Tile pattern? Hexham pattern shown is made up of 3 colours: Chester Mews, Holkham Dune and Revival Grey incorporating 185×185, 104×89 […]
£235.80
Hexham with Rossetti border a chester mews, holkham dune, revival grey Victorian floor tile design recreated from authentic patterns. A simple olde english design which will […]
£281.87
Highclere (A) with Simple border a grey, white, Holkham Dune, Chester Mews, Revival grey Victorian floor tile design recreated from authentic patterns. A simple olde english […]
£266.53
Highclere with Kingsley border a red, black, Old London, Regency Bath and Chester Mews Victorian floor tile design recreated from authentic patterns. A simple olde english design […]
£84.38
Holland Park Porcelain is a modern 600x600mm neutral, marble porcelain tile that makes it possible for you to enjoy it indoors on floors. It is satin […]
A porcelain, Hoxton Linear P10602 a bathroom / kitchen classic 300x600mm marfil porcelain tile that can be used indoors on walls & floors. It is matt […]
£359.35
Huntingdon (A) with Rochester border a dover white, revival grey, chester mews Victorian floor tile design recreated from authentic patterns. A simple olde english design which will […]
£421.51
Huntingdon (B) with Clare border a green, red, black, buff Victorian floor tile design recreated from authentic patterns. A simple olde english design which will add […]
£379.51
Why the Huntingdon Victorian Floor Tile pattern? Huntingdon pattern shown is made up of 2 colours: Dover White and Pugin Blue incorporating Mix squares, rectangles, triangles, […]
£352.80
Huntingdon with Bronte border a dover white, black, grey Victorian floor tile design recreated from authentic patterns. A simple olde english design which will add timeless […]
£11.39
This tile has got a matt finish and is a dark grey ceramic wall and floor tile suitable for indoor and outdoor wall and floor applications […]
£11.39
This tile has got a matt finish and is a blue ceramic wall and floor tile suitable for indoor and outdoor wall and floor applications creating […]
£11.39
This tile has got a matt finish and is a dark grey ceramic wall and floor tile suitable for indoor and outdoor wall and floor applications […]
£11.39
This tile has got a matt finish and is a brown ceramic wall and floor tile suitable for indoor and outdoor wall and floor applications creating […]
£11.39
This tile has got a matt finish and is a dark grey ceramic wall and floor tile suitable for indoor and outdoor wall and floor applications […]
£11.39
This tile has got a matt finish and is a blue ceramic wall and floor tile suitable for indoor and outdoor wall and floor applications creating […]
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Popular Sizes & Finishes
Large Format 1200×600 & 600×600
Large-format tiles create a seamless feel with fewer grout lines — ideal for open-plan kitchens and kitchen diners.
Matt vs Polished vs Textured
Matt brings subtle texture and dependable grip. Polished gives a high-end shine. Textured adds extra practicality near doors to the garden and high-traffic zones.
Non-Slip Kitchen Tiles (R-ratings explained)
Slip ratings help you choose the right grip for everyday life. For most kitchens, R10–R11 offers confident footing; pick R11+ for utility areas or spaces that see water from outside.
| Area | Suggested R-rating | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| General kitchen | R10–R11 | Everyday cooking & family use |
| Near external doors/utility | R11–R12 | More grip for occasional moisture |
Porcelain vs Ceramic — What’s Best?
Porcelain is denser and less porous, so it stands up brilliantly to high footfall, pets and spills. Ceramic suits lighter-use kitchens and tighter budgets. If you’re unsure, ask — we’ll point you to the right finish for your home.
Underfloor Heating & Maintenance
- All our porcelain kitchen tiles are UFH-compatible.
- Cleaning is simple: sweep, then mop with a mild cleaner; avoid abrasive pads and harsh chemicals.
- Pick grout colours to complement your scheme (warm grey, stone, or crisp white) and consider stain-resistant grout for busy kitchens.
Curated Picks
Family-Proof & Easy-Clean
Hard-wearing matt porcelain with subtle texture for everyday grip and quick cleaning.
Designer Looks on a Budget
Contemporary concrete-look 600×600 — style first, great value under £25/㎡.
Timeless Neutrals
Stone-effect beiges and warm greys that pair with classic or modern cabinetry.
FAQs
Are tiles good for kitchen floors?
Yes — they’re durable, hygienic and easy to clean, with slip-rated finishes for everyday safety.
Which slip rating do I need?
Most kitchens are well served by R10–R11; choose R11+ for doorways to the garden or utility spaces.
Can I use large-format tiles in a small kitchen?
Absolutely. Fewer grout lines can make compact spaces feel larger and easier to clean.
Porcelain or ceramic for kitchens?
Porcelain is the go-to for heavy use; ceramic can suit light-use kitchens or tight budgets.
How do I clean kitchen floor tiles?
Regular sweeping and a mild detergent mop do the trick. Avoid abrasive cleaners and always follow product guidance.
Why Decoramic (Kent)
Local advice from a friendly team, quick samples, and support from selection to aftercare. Message us on WhatsApp or visit our showroom — we’re here to help.
