Mottle

Tone variation means that individual tiles within the same colour carry subtle differences in shade, creating a naturally varied, handcrafted appearance rather than a flat, uniform look. This is a deliberate design feature – when laid across a wall, the variation gives a bespoke, artisan quality that is unique to your space and far more visually interesting than a single-shade tile.

Yes – the Mottle collection is specifically described as an ideal solution for kitchen and bathroom walls. The ceramic body is hard wearing and practical in wet or steamy environments, and the gloss finish is easy to wipe clean, making it well suited to splashbacks, shower walls, and above-basin areas.

Mottle tiles are brick-shaped, which lends itself to classic layouts such as a traditional stretcher bond (offset or running bond) pattern. This format works particularly well in both kitchens and bathrooms, and the elongated shape helps to create a sense of width or height depending on which direction you choose to lay them.

The Mottle collection is available in 5 colours, each with its own tone variation. This range allows you to coordinate with existing fittings and décor, or even combine two complementary shades for a more creative, layered look across different areas of the same room.

Like all gloss-finish tiles, the Mottle range can show watermarks and fingerprints more readily than a matt surface, particularly in areas around sinks or showers. However, the glistening gloss aesthetic is easy to keep looking clean with a quick wipe using a damp cloth, and many customers find the added brightness and reflectivity well worth the minor upkeep.