Patterned · Stone-look · Timber-look · Concrete-look · Large Format
Hallway tiles.
The first impression of the home — the floor that greets every visitor, takes wet shoes, school bags and wheelie bins, and sets the tone for everything beyond it.
Patterned & encaustic
4 styles
Where a hallway can carry pattern that would overwhelm a larger room.
Terra Cotta Grigio Charcoal French Pattern
Terra Cotta Cenere Light French Pattern
Terra Cotta Cenere Light French Pattern
Jerusalem Stone Grigio French Pattern Mixed Size R11 Safe Price Per Box
Stone-look
127 styles
Travertine, limestone and marble-look tiles for a grounded entry.
Nordic Svenzia Stone Med Grey
Coem English Stone Ivory
Coem English Stone Greige
River Limestone Light Grey Veincut
Coem English Stone Greige
Stone Plan Rock Warm Grey
Coem English Stone Natural Grey
Stone Henge Grey Semi Pol
Bluestone Dark 30% Cat Paw
Tundra Grey Limestone
Living Limestone Ash
Scotia Gs Bush Stone 2400X30X15Mm
Timber-look
16 styles
The continuity of timber with the hard-wearing performance of porcelain.
Dassel Medium Oak Rectified Groove
Dassel Dark Walnut Rectified Groove
Dassel Kie Oak Rect Bamboo
Timber-Land Charcoal
Scotia Gs Golden Oak 2400X30X15Mm
Stair Nose Prem Gs Golden Oak 1500X163X30Mm
Spc T-Trim Gs Golden Oak 2400X45X6Mm
Bellver Oak Matt
Concrete-look
93 styles
Calm, modern and forgiving of grit and tracked-in dirt.
Trust Dark Grey Cement
Betonic Bianco (Cloud) Matt P3^
Montreal Grigio
Beton Crème
Gesso Grigio
Grigio Neutro
Tardio Grigio
Cement Grey
Concrete Veroni Snow
Nuances Concrete Nero Strideup
Marco Polo No.9 Black Concrete
Nuances Concrete Bianco Strideup
Large format
684 styles
600×600 and 600×1200 tiles that read as architectural in long, narrow runs.
Dassel Light Maple Rectified Groove
Lucca Dark Rock Grey
Progress Mutina Textile White
Slow Dash 3D Pomice
Glaciar Syrma White
Slow Dash 3D Cromo
Momento Trav Black
Polar White Matt Rect
Choosing hallway tiles
The hardest-working floor in the house. A hallway absorbs more punishment than any other surface — foot traffic, grit, wet shoes, wheelie bins and anything heavy that enters the house. A tile that performs beautifully in a bedroom can fail in a hallway within two years. PEI 4 is the minimum abrasion rating; PEI 5 is worth considering for busy family homes.
Format matters more than you think. Larger tiles read as more intentional in a hallway. A 600×600 or 600×1200 in a long narrow space looks calm and architectural; a 200×200 in the same space reads as busy and dated. Fewer grout lines also mean a hallway is easier to clean.
Where pattern works. Hallways and powder rooms are the two rooms where patterned tiles can be committed to without overwhelming the space. The bounded shape and pass-through nature of a hallway lets a patterned floor read as a generous gesture rather than a visual demand.
Colour & ordering
The dark floor argument. Most people default to a light hallway floor assuming it will feel more spacious. In practice, light hallway floors show every speck of tracked-in dirt and every footprint. A mid-to-dark stone-look or concrete-look tile hides the daily reality of an entry far better.
Ordering for a hallway. Measure the full run including under skirting boards and into door openings. Add 15% overage rather than the usual 10%, because hallways involve more cuts at doorways and transitions. Keep at least one full box for future repairs.
Installation quality matters. In a long narrow hallway, a misaligned grout line is visible from 10 metres away. Specify rectified tiles and a tiler with experience in long runs. Ask us →
Hallway tile questions
What PEI rating for hallway tiles?
PEI 4 minimum. PEI 5 for high-traffic family homes with direct outdoor access.
Dark or light tiles for a hallway?
Mid-to-dark tiles hide grit and footprints far better. Light floors show every speck in a hallway.
Can I use patterned tiles?
Yes — hallways are one of the two rooms (with powder rooms) where pattern reads as generous rather than overwhelming.
Best tile size for a hallway?
600×600 or 600×1200 — intentional, architectural, fewer grout lines to clean.
Extending into the living room?
Living room tiles →