Our marble-look range includes ceramic wall tiles and porcelain floor and wall options in several sizes and finishes. Use the live product details to filter by application, then choose colour, format and finish. A wall tile is not automatically suitable for a floor, and a polished finish may not suit every wet or high-traffic area.
Ceramic or Porcelain Marble-Look Tiles?
Porcelain marble-look tiles have low water absorption and are generally the practical choice for suitable floors and busy areas. Ceramic marble-look tiles can be a cost-effective choice for walls, splashbacks and feature areas. The exact application still depends on the individual product rating.
Our range makes it easy to compare gloss ceramic wall tiles with matte, polished and Smooth Grip porcelain options. Choose the tile body and finish for the intended surface, then select the marble pattern that suits your room.
Marble-Look Floor Tiles
Marble-look floor tiles can bring a consistent stone-inspired finish to bathrooms, kitchens, hallways and living areas. Choose a floor-rated product that suits the expected foot traffic. For bathrooms and other wet areas, check the stated slip rating and finish rather than assuming every porcelain tile is suitable.
Matte and Smooth Grip surfaces create a more understated appearance, while polished tiles reflect more light. A polished finish may feel more slippery when wet, so match the finish to the location. Our guide to PEI tile ratings and grades explains how wear ratings help with tile selection.
Marble-Look Wall and Splashback Tiles
Gloss ceramic wall tiles can brighten a bathroom, shower wall or kitchen splashback. Wall-only tiles should stay on walls. Tiled wet areas also need a compliant waterproofing system behind the finish; the tile itself does not replace waterproofing.
For splashbacks and feature walls, consider how the veining reads across several tiles. A subtle pattern creates a quieter result, while stronger movement makes the surface a focal point.
Use the product filters and specifications above to confirm the tile type, dimensions, finish and suitable application before ordering.
Marble-Look Tile Sizes and Finishes
Smaller 200×400mm and 300×300mm options suit compact walls, shower areas and projects where easier handling matters. The 300×600mm format works well across walls and floors where the product is rated for that surface. Larger 600×600mm tiles reduce the number of grout lines and can make a floor feel more continuous.
Large-format tiles need a suitably flat substrate and careful set-out. Select a size that fits the room dimensions, minimises awkward cuts and works with the tile layout you want.
White, Grey and Charcoal Marble-Look Tiles
White marble-look tiles remain popular for Carrara- and Arabescato-inspired bathrooms, kitchen splashbacks and light interiors. Soft grey marble tiles create a quieter contemporary result, while charcoal designs add contrast to floors or feature areas.
Compare more than one tile before ordering. Vein direction, print-face variation and the balance of white and grey can look different across a larger area than on a single sample. Ordering the required quantity from the same batch can also help maintain consistent colour and calibre.
Marble-Look Tiles for Bathrooms, Kitchens and Living Areas
Marble-look bathroom tiles can be used on walls, shower surrounds and suitable floors. In kitchens, they work well for splashbacks and floor-rated installations. They can also carry a consistent look into laundries, hallways and living areas. Always follow the product rating and manufacturer instructions for the intended surface.
Why Buy Marble-Look Tiles from Ross’s?
Ross’s has supplied Perth renovators since 1973. Our live marble-look range is priced from $40 to $70/m², with wall and floor formats available to buy online or compare at our Guildford showroom. We offer flat $100 delivery across Perth Metro and a 14-day money-back guarantee. Tiles carry the applicable manufacturer’s warranty, and StoneWorld tiles include a 10-year warranty. Product availability, specifications and prices can change, so use the live product listing above as the final reference. If you are deciding between marble-look tiles and real marble, our comparison explains the main differences in appearance, cost and care.
