Collection: Feature Wall Tiles

Feature Wall Tiles at ROCCIA

One wall, one job

A feature wall works because it's the exception. Behind a bed, a bath, a fireplace or a dining table, one surface takes on texture or pattern and the rest of the room is allowed to stay quiet. In an open-plan space, it can anchor the living area without a change of floor.

Choose the surface

• Split-faced and riven tiles are stacked strips of stone effect with real depth, which throw shadow when lit from above. Quazite Anthracite brings that texture in a dark charcoal tone.
• Relief and 3D tiles have a raised surface that changes through the day as the light moves. Cherok Pearl Feature Wall has a sculpted, ribbed surface in a soft pearl tone.
• Decor tiles carry pattern or relief across a large format, so the design reads as one surface rather than a grid.
• Large prints show a single image at full scale, from leaf prints to bookmatched onyx effect.

Light it well

Texture needs light to show. Downlights or a wall washer set close to the wall will graze across split-faced and relief tiles and bring out every edge, while softer, even light suits printed designs. Plan the lighting before the tiling, so cables sit behind the finished surface.

Where it works

In a living room, the wall behind a fireplace, TV or sofa is the natural choice. In a bedroom, a feature wall behind the bed can take the place of a headboard. In a bathroom, it's the wall behind the bath or basin, and in a hallway, a long wall seen as you come through the door.

Keep the rest quiet

Let the feature wall lead. Paint the other walls in a plain colour picked from the tile, keep the floor simple and finish the edges cleanly, running the tile right into the corners or stopping it at a clear line.

Explore Patterned Wall Tiles, Stone Effect Wall Tiles and Marble Effect Wall Tiles, or see the full range of Wall Tiles.