on wall tiles


Amber has a wide range of ceramic, porcelain and natural stone tiles suitable for indoor walls, such as in bathrooms and kitchens. Here's some of our wall tile series but for full range visit our store and get expert advice from our friendly staff.

    • Ceramic Wall Tiles

      Ceramic are most commonly used in wall tiles due to its versatile and the large variety of designs, shapes, sizes and styles. Less dense than porcelain tiles, ceramic wall tiles are generally easier to cut and handle. They are almost always finished with a durable glaze which creates colour, pattern and allows for easy maintenance.
      See Product Range

    • Here's just a few of the many wall tile series only available at Amber.
      The following are just a few of the many ceramic wall tile series available at Amber. Visit our stores to see our extensive range and get expert advice from our friendly staff:
    Close

    • Porcelain Wall Tiles

      Typically, ceramic tiles are used on walls, however it's becoming extremely popular to have the same porcelain floor tile on the walls using different sizing. See which porcelain series can achieve this look.
      See Product Range

    Close

    • Natural Stone Wall Tiles

      Natural stone is a strong and versatile product and can generally be used in wall applications, however care needs to be taken that the substrate and fixing method take into account the weight of the tile.
      See Product Range

    • Expert building advice is recommended to ensure walls are structurally sound. Visit our store beforehand and get expert advice from our friendly staff. Natural stone has many types of finishes:
    • Polished
      A reflective (sometimes mirror-like) surface achieved through grinding, sanding and buffing. Bringing out stronger colours within the stone.
    • Honed
      Semi polished although not as reflective, more of a low sheen. Doesn't show scratches as much as polished surfaces and therefore more suitable for heavier traffic areas.
    • Flamed
      Rough and bumpy texture created by heat torching the surface.
    • Sandblasted
      Rough pitted texture created by submitting stone to a high blast of sand.
    Close