Pink Wall Tiles

There’s a simple reason why pink tiles are so hot right now - they’re a surefire way to express your personality at home. And as a quick scroll through Instagram will attest, all manner of bathroom walls and kitchen splashbacks are currently decorated in hues of pretty pink. 

If you’re unsure how pink might look in your home, we understand. After all, it’s hardly the most subtle of colours. And, with so many shades on offer, knowing how to use different pinks in your home can be a little daunting. So let us take you through what you need to know. 

Add some punch to your bathroom

Our repertoire of pink wall tiles contains showstoppers all round. They’re not just about beautiful blush shades or romantic hues - there’s interesting shapes, gorgeous finishes and a range of intriguing designs to consider, too. So let’s get straight to the point - if you’re looking to make a statement in your bathroom, pink tiles are the way to go. In fact, smaller en-suites and cloakrooms are a great place to start playing with pink, as they’re natural habitats for our creative juices. 

Looking to go all-out? Then why not decorate your entire space in Soho Rose? You can nail two trends in one by laying these glossy tiles in a herringbone pattern, for extra designer style. Or if you’re looking for a quick lift-me-up, just a few tiles of our vibrant Roxy Pink will add drama to a tiny cloakroom splash back. 

Grown up glam

Love the trend but after something a little less sugary? Then rejoice - we have plenty of subtle pink shades, which are perfect for creating designer interiors. Used in place of traditional metro tiles, they’ll create a colourful and sophisticated feature on any wall. 

Don’t be afraid to mix things up - for example, you can combine our Fluted Plain Pink tiles with coloured grout, adding that little extra something to your splashback. 

How to style the rest of your room

While pink tiles look great with neutral colours, they pair incredibly well with white. It’s one of the reasons why rosy-hued tiles work so well in bathrooms - they'll really make your white sanitary ware and bathtubs pop out. If you’re only tiling half way up your walls, we’d recommend finishing the rest of the room in plain white or a very pale grey paint. 

Why not take things a step further by combining pink wall tiles with white marble floor tiles or Carrara worktops? The grey veining will add extra luxe and depth to the classic pink-and-white decor. 

And whether you opt for a sugary pink or something more soothing, it’s likely your tiles will exude a sense of warmth. This makes them a perfect backdrop to metallics, so go all-out on the bronze taps and golden accessories.