Kitchen Floor Tiles, Photographed in Real Rooms

Kitchen floors, photographed laid. A kitchen floor takes oil, water and dropped pans, so what matters here is not only how a tile looks but how it behaves when someone is cooking on it.

337 photographs, showing 217–240.

Matt Underfoot

Cooking oil travels further than people expect, and oil plus water on a glossy floor is a genuine slip risk in the one room where you carry hot pans. The kitchens here that are matt underfoot are matt for that reason.

Floor and Backsplash Together

Look at how the floor and the wall behave as a pair. The kitchens that read well usually keep one of the two quiet: a patterned floor with a plain backsplash, or a plain floor with a feature wall behind the hob.

Where the Cabinets Land

A kitchen floor is largely hidden by units, so the tile you see is the walkway. Plan the setting out so the full tiles land in that strip rather than the cuts.

Browse the Range

Every photograph above links to the tile in it. To browse by design instead, see Marble & Stone, Wooden or Plain & Texture . For advice rather than photographs, read our kitchen floor tile guide.

See Them in Bengaluru

My Home Studio, No 17, 12th A Main Road, BTM 1st Stage, Bengaluru 560029, open Monday to Saturday, 9:00am to 7:30pm, and Sunday, 9:30am to 1:30pm. Parking on site, walk-ins welcome. Send us a photo of your own room on WhatsApp and we will tell you which of these would work in it.

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