Bathroom Tiles/Cream Bathroom Tiles
Cream sits between the crispness of white and the depth of natural stone. It's warm without being heavy, and it works in period homes and contemporary spaces alike.
We offer cream bathroom tiles in porcelain and natural stone, each chosen for quality and character. They suit walls and floors, pairing well with aged oak, brushed brass and linen. But cream sits comfortably in a cooler scheme too.
And they're practical:
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Porcelain is non-porous, easy to clean and hardwearing
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Natural stone needs sealing and regular upkeep with a stone-safe cleaner
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Pale warm tones make smaller bathrooms feel more open
Browse the full collection and order free cut samples to see how the tones work in your home.
- Ixworth Ivory Brick Tile £56.67 /m2
- East Hampton Brick Marble Mosaic £166.30 /m2
- Landscape Dawn Beige Tile £240.03 /m2
- Retro Metro Marble Arch 10 x 30 Glazed Tile £93.72 /m2
- Georgica Pond Polished Marble Tile £132.19 /m2
- Palio Limestone Pencil £14.80 /
- Casino Jackpot Plain White Tile £61.75 /m2
- Metropolitan Queensway Glazed Metro Tile £78.00 /m2
- East Hampton Large Hexagon Marble Mosaic £181.87 /m2
- Provence Menton Rectangle Glazed Tile £241.12 /m2
- Cinema Rio Rectangle Glazed Tile £64.00 /m2
- Ixworth Sky Bar Tile £57.28 /m2
- Palio Limestone Herringbone Mosaic Tile £227.52 /m2
- Provence Toulon Rectangle Glazed Tile £241.12 /m2
- East Hampton Marble Tile 15x15 £143.41 /m2
- Provence Miramar Rectangle Glazed Tile £241.12 /m2
- Giralda Hielo White Glazed Metro Tile £89.76 /m2
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Frequently Asked Questions
Cream porcelain tiles are easy to maintain. Wipe them down with a mild cleaner. Natural stone needs sealing and regular care with a stone-safe product. Check the care instructions before you buy.
Cream bathroom tiles are adaptable. They sit well with aged brass, warm wood and soft whites. For contrast, try a deep charcoal grout. It adds definition without competing with the warmth of the tile.
Cream bathroom tiles are suitable for both. For floors, check the tile suitability, particularly in wet areas.
Cream bathroom tiles are well suited to smaller bathrooms and en suites. Pale warm tones reflect light and open a room up, without the sharpness of bright white.
Cream tiles are warmer in tone, with a slight ivory undertone. White tiles are cooler and crisper. Cream tends to sit better with natural materials like stone, timber and warm metals. It depends on the look you're going for.
































































