Wall Tiles for Every Room, in One Showroom
A wall tile does a different job in every room. Behind a basin it takes splashes all day, behind a hob it takes grease and heat, in a living room it is the one surface everyone looks at, and on the front of a house it faces sun and rain for years. That is why our wall tiles are arranged by room first: bathroom wall tiles, kitchen wall tiles, living area wall tiles, elevation tiles, pooja room tiles and balcony and terrace wall tiles. Between them they hold more than 850 designs, all on display at our showroom in BTM Layout, Bengaluru.
Most of the range comes from Exotica and Morson, with smaller collections from Italica and Creanza. Because every design is on the floor, you can hold a tile against a sample of your basin, worktop or paint before you decide, which is the only reliable way to judge a shade.
Styles You Can Choose From
Inside each room, tiles are grouped by style, so you can compare like with like:
- Highlighter tiles, the largest group, used for a single feature wall behind a basin, bed or TV unit.
- Subway tiles, the classic small rectangle, mostly 75 x 300 mm and 75 x 225 mm, popular for kitchen backsplashes and bathrooms. Our guide to subway tiles for kitchens and bathrooms covers the common layouts.
- Marble look tiles, for a calm, polished wall without the upkeep of real stone.
- Moroccan and geometrical patterns, for a bold accent; see our Moroccan tile patterns and colours guide.
- Stone pattern, natural stone and brick pattern tiles, mainly for elevations and exterior walls.
- Plain, terrazzo and wooden look tiles, for quieter walls that let fittings and furniture stand out.
Sizes, Finishes and Materials
The two most common sizes in the wall range are 600 x 1200 mm (2 x 4 ft) and 300 x 600 mm (1 x 2 ft), followed by 300 x 300 mm, 600 x 600 mm and the small subway formats. Large 600 x 1200 mm tiles give fewer grout lines and a calmer wall; smaller sizes suit patterns and tight spaces. You can browse by size directly on pages such as 600 x 1200 mm tiles and 300 x 600 mm tiles, and our article on tile sizes explains how size changes the look of a room.
About two thirds of our wall tiles have a matt surface and most of the rest are glossy. Matt tiles hide water marks and fingerprints better, while glossy tiles reflect more light, which helps in a small or dark room. The comparison in matt vs glossy tiles goes into where each works best. By material, the range is roughly half ceramic and half vitrified, with natural stone tiles for elevations; vitrified vs ceramic tiles explains the difference.
Prices and Quantities
Wall tiles are priced per square foot. Where a price is listed on the site, it ranges from about ₹37 to ₹97 per sq ft, depending on size, finish and collection; for the rest, ask us on WhatsApp or at the showroom and we will quote the current rate. Tiles are sold by the box, and a box covers a fixed area rather than a round number, so it is worth working out your quantity first with our tile calculator, which uses the real pieces per box of the sizes we stock. Our guide on how many tiles you need walks through the arithmetic, including wastage for cuts.
Visit the Showroom
Pictures on a screen never show a tile's true colour, texture or sheen. Visit our showroom in BTM Layout, Bengaluru, to see every wall tile in this range under real light, compare it with floor tiles, sanitary ware and fittings in the same place, and get help with layouts and quantities. If you already know the look you want, start with a room above, or browse our bathroom wall tile ideas and kitchen wall tile ideas for real rooms.
Need help choosing the right Wall Tiles?
Talk to our Bangalore showroom team for pricing, availability, and samples before you decide.
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