
Pink Tiles

Penrose Blush Gloss Mosaic 48x48mm

C Venice 300x300 Matt Pink Terrazzo Look Rectified


VitrA Rose Cream Matt Mosaic 50x200mm

Caramela Pink Gloss 75x300mm


Pasha Rosewater Gloss 75x300mm


Casablanca Pink Gloss 58x242mm


VitrA Rose Cream Matt Mosaic 100x100mm

Clovelly Pastel Pink Gloss Fishscale 95x87mm


Handmade Gloss Soft Pink 100x100mm


Spanish Handmade Matt Soft Pink 75x150mm


Handmade Gloss Rosa Pink 100x100mm

Capri Pink Matt 50x300mm

Rose Cream Matt R10B Mosaic 50x50mm

Rose Cream Matt R10B Mosaic 100x100mm

Shino Pink Gloss Round Head Finger 23x93mm

Shino Pale Pink Gloss KitKat 12x92mm


Venice Villa Pink Matt Terrazzo 600x600mm

Capri Pink Gloss 50x300mm

VitrA Rose Cream Matt 200x200mm

Casablanca Coral Gloss 120x120mm


VitrA Rose Cream Matt Mosaic 50x50mm

Tabarca Rosa Gloss 150x150mm


Venice Villa Pink Matt Terrazzo 300x600mm

Penrose Pink Gloss Penny Round 28mm
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Pink tiles for bathrooms, kitchens and feature walls
Our pink tiles range across soft blush and rosy neutrals through to warm terracotta pinks and bolder statement tones, so you can go subtle or make a real feature of the colour. They suit bathroom walls and floors, kitchen splashbacks, powder rooms, laundries and feature walls, and most are porcelain or ceramic, which keeps them easy to wipe clean and hard wearing in daily use.
Pink is one of the friendliest colours to design around. A pale blush reads as a warm neutral and pairs beautifully with brass, timber and greenery, while a deeper dusty or terracotta pink brings warmth to a north facing room or a compact ensuite. Because the range spans several formats and looks, you can carry one pink through an entire space or use it as an accent against white or charcoal.
Pink tile finishes, shapes and shades to consider
You will find pink in a few different shapes and finishes, from classic subway and square tiles to larger format wall tiles and small mosaics, in matt, gloss and satin looks. Gloss pinks bounce light and feel fresh and clean, which works well in showers and splashbacks, while matt pinks give a softer, more contemporary finish that hides water spots on a busy family bathroom wall. Exact dimensions, finish and coverage per box are listed on each product page.
Shade matters most with pink, so think about the undertone: cooler pinks lean towards mauve and grey, warmer pinks lean towards peach and terracotta, and the light in your room will shift how they read through the day. For floors and wet areas, check the slip rating listed on the product page to make sure the tile suits the space. Order a sample to see the shade in your own light before you commit, and know that every tile is price matched and delivered Australia wide.
Frequently asked questions
What colours go well with pink tiles?+
Pink tiles pair well with white, warm timber, brass and matte black for a modern look, and with sage or olive green for a softer, natural feel. Pale blush works as a warm neutral, while deeper terracotta pinks suit earthy, layered palettes. Choose fixtures and grout that match the tile's undertone, whether it leans cool and mauve or warm and peachy.
Can pink tiles be used on a bathroom or shower floor?+
Many pink tiles suit floors and wet areas, but floor use depends on the slip rating and thickness, both listed on the product page. For shower floors, choose a tile with a suitable slip rating and consider a smaller format or mosaic for extra grip and drainage falls.
Are pink tiles a fad, or will they date?+
Softer blush and dusty pinks read as warm neutrals and tend to age gracefully, much like a warm off white. If you want longevity, keep the larger surfaces in a muted pink and save the bolder tones for a feature wall or splashback that is easy to update later.
Can I order a sample?+
Yes. You can order a sample of any pink tile before buying so you can check the exact shade, undertone and finish in your own light. Samples are shipped Australia wide.




