Green Splashback Tiles
Green splashback tiles are the easiest way to bring colour into a kitchen or laundry, from soft sage subway to deep forest kitkat mosaics. They pair naturally with timber benchtops, brass tapware and white cabinetry, and a gloss glaze wipes clean behind the stove.
Trade −10%Penrose Jade Gloss Mosaic 48x48mm
Trade −10%Marlowe Pistachio Green Matt Mosaic 48x48mm
Trade −5%Memory Moss Green Gloss 60x250mm
Trade −5%Caramela Dark Green Gloss 75x300mm
Trade −10%Mojave Green Brick 60x250mm
Trade −5%Agadir Selva 147x147mm
Trade −5%Casablanca Bottle Green Gloss 58x242mm
Trade −10%VitrA Fluro Lime Matt Mosaic 100x100mm
Trade −10%VitrA Soap Green Matt Mosaic 100x100mm
Trade −10%Light Khaki Matt Mosaic 50x50mm
Trade −10%Clovelly Foam Light Green Gloss Fishscale 95x87mm
Trade −10%VitrA Pine Green Matt Mosaic 100x100mm
Trade −10%VitrA Lush Green Matt Mosaic 100x100mm
Trade −5%Spanish Handmade Gloss Sage 75x150mm
Trade −10%Mini Green Matt 50x150mm
Trade −10%Handmade Matt Sage 100x100mm
Trade −10%VitrA Soap Green Matt Mosaic 50x50mm
Trade −10%Handmade Gloss Jade 100x100mm
Trade −10%Handmade Gloss Menta 100x100mm
Trade −5%Casablanca Olive Gloss 58x242mm
Trade −10%Yoko Moss Gloss 62.5x125mm
Trade −5%Chroma Jade Matt 100x100mm
Trade −10%Chroma Jade Matt 52x160mm
Trade −10%Mallorca Subway Green Matt 120x120mm
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Green splashback tiles for kitchens and laundries
A green splashback is the easiest way to bring colour into a kitchen without repainting or replacing cabinetry. The range here runs from pale sage and eucalyptus tones through emerald and bottle green to deep forest glazes, in the formats that suit splashbacks best: subway tiles, kit kat finger mosaics, small squares and penny rounds. Every tile in this collection is picked from our wider green range for wall and splashback use.
Green sits naturally in Australian kitchens because it echoes what is outside the window. Softer sages calm a bright white kitchen, while a dark forest gloss behind the stove gives depth and a bit of drama, especially under pendant lighting or against stone benchtops.
Choosing a finish and grout for a green splashback
Gloss and handmade look glazes are the most popular finishes for green splashbacks. The slight ripple of a handmade edge catches light unevenly, which makes the colour shimmer rather than read as one flat block, and glazed surfaces wipe clean behind a cooktop. Matt greens give a flatter, more architectural look that suits minimal kitchens and laundries.
Grout changes the result as much as the tile. Tonal green grout keeps the wall seamless, white grout turns subway and kit kat layouts graphic, and a warm sand grout softens sage tones. Order a sample first and check the glaze against your benchtop and cabinetry in your own light. Every tile is price matched and delivered Australia wide from our Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne warehouses.
Frequently asked questions
What shade of green works best for a splashback?+
Sage and eucalyptus tones suit white, timber and neutral kitchens and keep the space feeling light. Emerald and forest greens work as a statement, especially in gloss behind a stove or under pendant lights. If the kitchen already has strong colour, a softer green is usually the safer anchor.
Are these tiles suitable behind a stove or cooktop?+
Yes. Glazed porcelain and ceramic tiles handle the heat and splashes of a domestic cooktop and wipe clean easily. Check the product page for any specific placement notes on handmade look glazes.
What grout colour should I use with green tiles?+
Tonal green grout gives a seamless, calm wall. White grout sharpens every line and suits classic subway layouts. Warm sand or grey grout softens the contrast and works well with sage and olive tones. Grout takes up a surprising share of the finished look, so it is worth deciding with a sample tile in hand.
Can I order a sample?+
Yes. You can order a sample of any green splashback tile before buying so you can check the glaze and shade against your benchtop and cabinetry in your own light. Samples are shipped Australia wide.