Collection: All Tiles

The right tile can set the direction for an entire room. Explore porcelain for floors and walls, ceramic wall tiles, and natural stone, with colours, finishes, and formats that range from quiet backgrounds to distinctive features. Start with what catches your eye, then imagine it within your space.

Tiles at ROCCIA

Start with the role you want tiles to play

A tile can provide continuity beneath furniture, bring colour to a wall or become the detail around which the room takes shape. Deciding how much attention it should attract helps narrow the choice.

Charming Black takes a more expressive direction, combining a black marble effect with a matt finish. Its darker colour creates definition, while the veining gives the surface movement.

Build a relationship with other materials

Compare your shortlist with the paint, timber, furniture or cabinetry you have in mind. The strongest connection might come from a shared undertone rather than an exact colour match.

Detailed surroundings: a quieter tile gives timber grain, patterned fabrics or veined worktops space to stand out.
Simpler surroundings: colour, texture or a distinctive layout can introduce the detail.

Rutland Stone Mellow offers a beige stone effect with a matt finish. Its warm neutral tone provides a starting point for combining different materials without making every surface compete.

Let scale change the impression

The same colour can feel different across a broad floor or a narrow strip of wall. Larger formats create fewer visible joints; smaller shapes make repetition and layout more noticeable.

Iron Ore Subway introduces that rhythm through its elongated shape. A straight stack and an offset layout give the same tile different architectural emphasis.

Explore Floor Tiles and Wall Tiles to narrow your search by surface, or Outdoor Tiles for exterior spaces.

FAQs

Should I choose porcelain or ceramic tiles?

Porcelain offers options for floors and walls, while ceramic wall tiles are for vertical surfaces. Choose based on the intended location, then compare the available designs and finishes.

How do I choose a tile colour?

Start with the atmosphere you want and the other materials planned for the room. Compare samples together in the space, as lighting can change how undertones appear.

Are large tiles only suitable for large rooms?

No. Larger tiles can create fewer visible joints in smaller rooms too. Check how the format fits around doorways, corners, and fittings before deciding.

Can I combine different tile designs?

Yes. A shared colour or undertone can connect different surfaces. Giving one design the leading role helps the combination feel balanced.

Does grout colour change how a tiled room looks?

More than you might expect. A grout close to the tile lets the surface read as one, while a contrasting grout turns the layout into part of the design. Decide which you want before choosing the tile.

How should I compare tiles before ordering?

Order a sample set of your shortlist and look at the tiles together in the room they're for, in daylight and in the evening. Placing them beside paint, timber or cabinet samples shows which ones work as a scheme. Mosa White and Paris Smoke are both good ones to add to your set.