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Green Kitchen Tiles
Green kitchen tiles bring fresh, garden-inspired colour to splashbacks and walls. Compare tea green, fern and emerald in glossy subway designs.
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Antica Green Subway Tile 10 x 20cm
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Aqua Ore Teal Subway Tile 7.5 x 30cm
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Aviola Mint Porcelain Tile 60 x 120cm
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Bharumini Green Wall Tile 5 x 40cm
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Daurmont Green Subway Tile 10 x 30cm
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Habana Green Subway Tile 10 x 30cm
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Jancy Forest Feature Porcelain Tile 60 x 120cm
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Mayolica Fern Subway Tile 7.5 x 30cm
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Mont Rue Green Subway Tile 10 x 30cm
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Rojo Emerald Green Subway Tile 6 x 25cm
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Solvenza Turquoise Porcelain Tile 60 x 120cm
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Treniz Mint Porcelain Tile
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Veggie Green Porcelain Tile 33.3 x 100cm
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Green Kitchen Tiles at ROCCIA
Colour that belongs in the kitchen
Green has long been a kitchen favourite, from country cottages to modern townhouses. It sits naturally beside timber, herbs on the windowsill and the view to the garden. A green splashback brings colour without committing the whole room to it.
Choose the green for the kitchen
- Tea and sage greens feel soft and timeless beside oak, cream or painted cabinets. Daurmont Green brings a tea green to a polished subway tile.
- Fern and mid greens add confident colour behind a hob or sink.
- Emerald and bottle green give a kitchen depth and a heritage feel. Rojo Emerald Green pairs a deep green with a glossy finish.
- Teal brings a cooler, contemporary edge to white or grey units.
Pick the texture
- Glossy subway: the classic splashback, catching light from windows and under-cabinet lighting.
- Polished: a smooth surface that is easy to wipe down.
- Pattern: a leaf design adds character to a single wall or breakfast nook.
- Matt and semi-polished: a calmer surface for larger walls and floors.
Splashback, wall or floor
A splashback is the easiest place to start, and a glossy finish wipes clean after cooking. Running tiles up to the ceiling behind open shelving makes more of a statement. For floors, check each tile is specified for floor use.
Tie the kitchen together
Let the green work with the cabinetry rather than compete with it. Pale units let a deeper green lead; green or dark units suit a lighter tile. Brass handles warm green, and a white grout brings out a subway layout.
Explore Green Wall Tiles and Green Floor Tiles by surface, or compare the full range in Green Tiles.
FAQs
What cabinet colours go with green kitchen tiles?
What cabinet colours go with green kitchen tiles?
White, cream and natural oak let green lead. Dark navy or green cabinets suit a softer tile.
Are glossy green tiles good for a splashback?
Are glossy green tiles good for a splashback?
Yes. A glossy finish wipes clean easily and reflects light around the worktop.
Do green kitchen tiles date quickly?
Do green kitchen tiles date quickly?
Green has a long history in kitchens. Classic shapes like subway tiles help keep the look timeless.
What grout suits a green subway splashback?
What grout suits a green subway splashback?
White grout gives a classic, fresh look. A grey grout hides splashes behind the hob and suits deeper greens.
Can I use green tiles on a kitchen floor?
Can I use green tiles on a kitchen floor?
Yes, if the tile is specified for floors. Check the suitable areas and slip rating on each product page.
How do I match a green tile to my kitchen?
How do I match a green tile to my kitchen?
Order a sample set and hold the tiles against your cabinet doors and worktop. Green next to painted units needs a careful undertone match. Habana Green and Antica Green are worth including.

