Brick Look Tiles
Brick look tiles add warmth, texture and a touch of industrial character to feature walls, kitchen splashbacks and outdoor spaces. Made from porcelain rather than real brick, they are thinner, easier to lay and simple to wipe clean, with none of the sealing or crumbling of the real thing.
Choose from classic reds and terracotta tones, soft whitewashed and London fog greys, and smooth or textured faces in slim brick and cobble formats. The look works across a heritage renovation, a warehouse conversion or a modern home.
Not sure which tone suits your space? Order a sample and see it in your own light. Every tile is price matched and delivered Australia wide.
Trade −5%Memory Moss Green Gloss 60x250mm
Trade −5%Havana Cohiba 200x400mm
Trade −5%New York Soho 100x200mm
Trade −5%Argille Vintage 160x400mm
Argille Rame 160x400mm
Trade −5%Havana Sky 200x400mm
Trade −5%Argille Argento 160x400mm
Trade −5%New York Central Park 100x200mm
Trade −5%Casablanca Latte Gloss 58x242mm
Trade −5%Memory Pearl Grey Gloss 60x250mm
Trade −5%Esla Stonework 440x660mm
Trade −5%New York Wall Street 100x200mm
Trade −5%New York Chelsea 100x200mm
Trade −5%Memory Black Gloss 60x250mm
Trade −5%Filita Cobblestone 440x660mm
Trade −5%New York Greenwich Village 100x200mm
Trade −5%Petra White Cobblestone 440x660mm
Trade −5%Borgogna White Stonework 440x660mm
Trade −5%New York Broadway 100x200mm
Trade −5%Havana Malecon 200x400mm
Trade −5%Memory Sand Brown Gloss 60x250mm
Brick look tiles for walls, splashbacks and floors
Brick look tiles give you the warmth and texture of real brick without the weight, the mortar work or the porous surface. Our brick look tiles cover feature walls, kitchen splashbacks, bathroom walls, fireplaces and floors, in porcelain and ceramic finishes that hold their colour and wipe clean. They suit inner city warehouse conversions, Hamptons kitchens, cottage bathrooms and modern homes chasing a bit of character, and because they are tile rather than brick, you can use them in wet areas a real brick could never handle.
Most brick look tiles come in an elongated, rectangular format that mimics a classic brick course, and they are usually laid in a stacked, running or herringbone bond to echo real brickwork. You can run them vertically to lift a low ceiling, or horizontally to stretch a wall, and the exact dimensions and coverage per box are listed on each product page so you can plan your layout and order the right quantity.
Colours, finishes and looks in the brick look range
The brick look tiles range spans warm terracotta and red tones, soft whitewashed and limewashed whites, moody charcoals and greys, and earthy tans and browns, so you can match a heritage brick, a Scandi white or an industrial dark scheme. Finishes vary from a soft matt to a gentle satin, and many tiles carry a subtle handmade, uneven face that catches the light and reads as genuine kiln fired brick rather than a flat print. Order a sample to check the tone and texture against your cabinetry, benchtop or flooring before you commit.
For floors and wet areas such as bathroom walls and shower recesses, choose a tile with a suitable slip rating, which is listed on the product page along with thickness and recommended use. Brick look tiles pair naturally with timber, matt black tapware and warm grout, and a contrasting grout colour will sharpen the brick pattern while a tonal grout softens it. Every tile in the range is price matched and delivered Australia wide.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I use brick look tiles?+
Brick look tiles work on feature walls, kitchen splashbacks, bathroom walls, fireplaces and floors. Because they are porcelain or ceramic rather than real brick, they can be used in wet areas like showers and behind cooktops, which suits both indoor and covered outdoor spaces. Check the product page for the recommended use and slip rating for each tile.
What size are brick look tiles and how are they laid?+
Most brick look tiles use an elongated rectangular format that mirrors a real brick course, and they are commonly laid in a stacked, running or herringbone bond. You can run them horizontally to widen a wall or vertically to add height. Exact dimensions and coverage per box are listed on each product page.
Can brick look tiles go on the floor?+
Many can, provided they have a suitable slip rating and thickness for floor use, both of which are listed on the product page. For bathroom floors and other wet areas, look for a floor rated tile with an appropriate slip rating and consider a matt finish for extra grip.
Can I order a sample?+
Yes. You can order a sample of any brick look tile before buying so you can check the colour, tone and texture in your own light and against your fittings. Samples are shipped Australia wide.