Yellow Tiles
Yellow tiles bring instant warmth, from soft butter and sunshine gloss to deep mustard tones. A little goes a long way on a kitchen splashback or bathroom feature wall, or commit to the full retro look with a yellow floor. Gloss finishes bounce light around beautifully in small spaces.
Trade −10%Hazard Yellow Non Slip Tactile 300x300mm
Trade −5%ItalyVenice Yellow 600x600mm Matt Terrazzo Tile
Trade −5%ItalyVenice Yellow 300x600mm Matt Terrazzo Tile
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Trade −10%Yellow Gloss Porcelain Glazed Penny Round 19mm
Trade −10%Toro Yellow 200x200m
Trade −10%Cream Gloss Porcelain Glazed Square 48x48mm
Trade −10%Directional Yellow Non Slip Tactile 300x300mm
Trade −10%SpainDoria Mustard Yellow 200x200mm
Trade −10%SpainSpanish Handmade Gloss Yellow 75x150mm
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Yellow tiles for splashbacks, walls and floors
Yellow tiles bring instant warmth and personality to a room, and a little goes a long way. A run of butter yellow subway tiles behind a stove, a mustard feature wall in a bathroom or a sunny gloss square in a laundry can lift a whole space without touching the rest of the palette. The range covers soft pastel lemons through to rich golden mustards, in formats from small format squares and subway tiles to finger mosaics.
Gloss glazes are the classic choice for yellow. They bounce light around, deepen the colour and wipe clean easily, which is why glazed yellow tiles have been a fixture of Australian kitchens and bathrooms for decades. Matt yellows read softer and more contemporary, and suit larger walls where a full gloss finish might feel intense.
Decorating with yellow, from accent to statement
Yellow pairs naturally with white for a crisp retro look, with sage green for a softer country feel, and with charcoal or navy when you want real contrast. If a full yellow wall feels like a commitment, try a single band of yellow in a white splashback, a yellow niche in a shower, or a chequerboard floor mixing yellow with white or green squares.
Colour on screen is only a guide, and yellows shift more than most colours under warm and cool light. Order a sample and check it in your own space at different times of day before you commit. Every tile is price matched and delivered Australia wide from our Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne warehouses.
Frequently asked questions
Where do yellow tiles work best?+
Kitchen splashbacks, bathroom feature walls, laundries and powder rooms are the most popular spots. Yellow works well in small doses, so a splashback or a single feature wall is often enough to change the feel of the whole room.
What colours go with yellow tiles?+
White is the classic partner and keeps things crisp. Sage and olive greens give a softer, earthier scheme, while charcoal, navy and black make yellow feel bold and graphic. Timber and brass finishes also sit naturally alongside yellow glazes.
Should I choose gloss or matt yellow tiles?+
Gloss deepens the colour, reflects light and is easy to wipe down, which makes it the traditional pick for splashbacks and wet areas. Matt yellows look softer and more modern, and suit bigger walls where gloss could feel too intense.
Can I order a sample?+
Yes. You can order a sample of any yellow tile before buying, which matters more with yellow than most colours because the shade shifts noticeably under warm and cool light. Samples are shipped Australia wide.