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Living Room Tiles

(184 products)

Porcelain living room tiles in stone, marble, terrazzo and travertine looks, mostly 600 x 600 mm with 1200 x 1200 mm options.

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    Big Terrazzo 600x600 Matt Light Grey Terrazzo Look Rectified

    $36.45/m² $39.45
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    Big Terrazzo 600x600 Matt Grey Terrazzo Look Rectified

    $36.45/m² $39.45
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    Terrazzo 600x600 Lappato White Terrazzo Look Rectified

    $29.93/m² $52.95
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    Big Terrazzo 600x600 Matt Dark grey Terrazzo Look Rectified

    $36.45/m² $39.45
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    Terrazzo 600x600 Matt White 6009P Terrazzo Look Rectified

    $37.34/m² $49.45
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    Stario 600x600 Surface Tec Bianco Travertine Look Rectified

    $49.45/m²
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    Calacatta Deluxe 600x600 Honed White Marble Look Rectified

    $52.58/m²
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    Stario 600x600 Surface Tec Grigio Travertine Look Rectified

    $49.45/m²
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    ALPS 600x600 Matt Pearl Stone Look Rectified

    $35.75/m² $46.45
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    Agglo 600x600 Matt Murano Terrazzo Look Rectified

    $59.40/m²
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    La Vida 600x600 Matt Medium Grey Concrete Look Rectified

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    Frammenti 600x600 Matt Black Stone Look Rectified

    $23.10/m² $34.45
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    Gladio 600x600 Surface Tec Ivory Terrazzo Look Rectified

    $39.72/m² $57.75
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    Enzo 600x600 Surface Tec Coal Stone Look Rectified

    $50.39/m²
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    Laguna 600x600 Matt Ivory Terrazzo Look Rectified

    $50.42/m²
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    Terrazzo 600x600 Lappato White TWS01L Terrazzo Look Rectified

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    Enzo 600x600 Surface Tec Sand Stone Look Rectified

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    Cassio 600x600 Matt Sky Grey Stone Look Rectified

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    Laguna 600x600 Matt Pink Terrazzo Look Rectified

    $50.42/m²
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    Stario 600x600 Grip NERO Travertine Look Rectified

    $34.03/m² $52.45
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How to choose living room tiles

What tiles are best for a living room?

Porcelain is the practical choice for a living room floor: it is dense and hard-wearing, and it copes with furniture legs, daily foot traffic and spilt drinks. Every tile in this range is porcelain (184 products), mostly in stone look (88), marble look (37), terrazzo look (33) and travertine look (22), so the floor can match the rest of the house. For a floor-only shortlist, browse living room floor tiles.

Which finish suits a living room?

Matt finishes (77 products) hide marks and footprints, which suits a busy family room. Lappato (8) and polished (6) tiles add a soft or high sheen to a more formal room, but they show smudges sooner. Surface Tec tiles (42) have an anti-slip surface, so they suit the area inside sliding doors that open onto a garden, pool or alfresco.

What size tile is best for a living room?

600 x 600 mm is the most common size here (161 products) and suits most rooms. In an open-plan living and dining area, the 1200 x 1200 mm tiles (18) cut the number of grout lines, so the floor reads as one surface; see large tiles for more big formats and check that your installer is set up for them. A grout close to the tile colour keeps the look seamless.

Which colour tiles suit a living room?

White (57 products) and grey (51) are the most common colours here; they keep a living room light and work with most furniture. Beige and brown tones sit well with timber furniture and wool rugs, and a mid tone hides dust brought in from outside better than white or black. Compare samples next to your wall colour and sofa before you decide.

Can I use tiles on a living room wall?

Yes. Porcelain can cover a feature wall behind a television or fireplace, and the stone and marble looks in this range work well as a single statement surface. Large, heavy tiles on a wall need the right adhesive and an installer who has checked the wall first. For thinner and smaller formats made for walls, browse wall tiles.

Which living room tile goes where

AreaWhat to chooseWhy
Open-plan living and dining1200 x 1200 or 600 x 600 mm, mattFewer grout lines across a large floor
Formal loungeLappato or polishedSoft sheen in a low-traffic room
Inside sliding doorsSurface Tec anti-slipWet feet from the garden or pool
Feature wallStone or marble lookOne statement surface

Living room tile FAQs

Do tiles make a room colder?

Tiles feel cooler underfoot than carpet or timber because they draw heat away from your feet, which is welcome in an Australian summer. In winter, a large rug under the seating area or underfloor heating takes the chill off; porcelain is a common choice over underfloor heating because it spreads warmth evenly.

How much does it cost to tile a living room?

The total depends on the room size, the tile you choose and your tiler. Work out the floor area in square metres and add a margin for cuts, then check whether each product is priced per square metre, per box or per piece. Budget separately for adhesive, grout, skirting and labour, which is usually higher for 1200 x 1200 mm tiles. Tile samples let you compare finishes before you buy.

How do I stop furniture sliding on tiles?

Fit felt or rubber pads under the legs of sofas, chairs and side tables, and put a rug with a non-slip underlay under the main seating group. The pads also stop furniture scratching polished and lappato finishes, and matt tiles give furniture a little more grip than polished ones.