
Zellige · Encaustic · Marble-look · Mosaic · Stone-look
Powder room tiles.
The smallest room in the house is the one where you can take the biggest tile risk. Bold colour, pattern, statement stone — all of it works in a powder room, and at a fraction of the tile cost.
Zellige
53 colourways
Hand-glazed Moroccan tile with the variation and depth a powder room rewards.

Zellige Atlas Petrole Square

Zellige Beige Clear Square

Zellige Bleu Fonce`e Square

Zellige Bleu Jean Square

Zellige Caramel Square

Zellige Ecru Square

Zellige Emerald Square

Zellige Gris Rose Fonce`e Square

Zellige Jaune D'ore Square

Zellige Marron Square

Zellige Noir Black Square

Zellige Noir Carbone Square
Encaustic & patterned
4 styles
Pattern-rich tile that turns a 1.5m² floor into the design of the room.

Terracotta Plain Encaustic Tile

Terra Cotta Cenere Light French Pattern

Jerusalem Stone Avorio French Pattern Mixed Size R11 Safe Price Per Box

27..5 2..1 Triangle/Squ Pattern White Matt Mosaic
Marble-look
172 styles
Veined porcelain with the drama of stone and none of the sealing.

Marble Look Calacatta Extra Lux Polished Grande Slab

Marble Look Calacatta Extra Satin Grande Slab

Marble Look Golden White Satin Grande Slab

Marble Look Sodalite Blu Bookmatch “A” Lux Polished Grande Slab

Marble Look Sodalite Blu Bookmatch “B” Lux Polished Grande Slab

Marble Look Capraia “A” Lux Polished Grande Slab

Marble Look Capraia “B” Lux Polished Grande Slab

Marble Look Verde Aver Lux Polished Grande Slab
Mosaic
354 styles
Small-format tile for splashbacks and feature walls with texture.

Lantern Glass Mosaics 238X248X.8 Black Matt B2

4..8 Pietra White Mosaic

.5 Hikari Finger Mosaic Pistachio

.5 Hikari Finger Mosaic Linen

.5 Hikari Finger Mosaic Cotton

2..7 Wabisabi Finger Mosaic Grey

2..7 Wabisabi Finger Mosaic Rust

2..7 Wabisabi Finger Mosaic Pink
Stone-look
100 styles
Travertine, limestone and concrete-look for grounded, textural powder rooms.

Stone Granito Black Satin Grande Slab

Stone Ceppo di Gre Natural Matt Grande Slab

Stone Ceppo di Gre Puro Natural Matt Grande Slab

Fondovalle Stone Lab Travertino Bianco 3D Honed Texture Slab (Mesh)

Stone Moon Grey Satin Grande Slab

Limestone Silver Grain White Natural Matt Slab

Bluestone Antico

Shiki Sticks Cocoa Stone Porcelain Glazed Mosaic
Why powder rooms are different
A pass-through room with a long memory. A powder room is the one space in the house where guests spend two minutes and remember the result for years. There is no shower steam, no daily scrutiny — just a basin, a toilet and a strong first impression. That single fact changes the entire tile brief.
Small footprint, full commitment. Most Australian powder rooms sit between 1.2 and 1.8 metres square. At that scale, a floor-to-ceiling commitment to a bold tile costs a fraction of the same gesture in a main bathroom. 8–15 square metres of statement tile is achievable on almost any renovation budget.
The case for going bold. Patterned encaustic, hand-glazed zellige, terrazzo and dramatic veined stone all read as luxurious and deliberate in a powder room. In a larger space they tip into overwhelming. The powder room is the one room where the tile IS the design.
Technical & ordering
Slip rating: R9 is enough. A powder room floor is a dry zone — no shower and no bath, just basin overspill. R9 is the correct minimum under AS 4586 and frees you to choose almost any indoor tile, including polished marble-look porcelain unsuitable in a wet bathroom.
Vanity wall vs floor. The vanity splashback is typically one square metre — small enough to specify a premium statement material without inflating the budget. Zellige, marble-look porcelain and handmade mosaic all earn their place here.
Quantities and batch. A typical powder room needs 8–15m² depending on ceiling height and tiling scheme. Always order from a single batch — for patterned, handmade or terrazzo tiles, batch variation is most visible in a small room where every tile is in view. Get a quote →
Powder room tile questions
What makes a good powder room tile?
The boldest tile you love — because the room is dry, low-traffic and small enough to commit fully. Pattern, colour and premium stone all work here.
Do powder room floors need a slip rating?
R9 minimum — it's a dry zone. No shower or bath means no need for the R10 required in wet bathrooms.
Can I use zellige in a powder room?
Ideally suited — especially as a vanity splashback or feature wall. Avoid zellige on the floor; the uneven surface is unsuitable underfoot.
How much tile does a powder room need?
Full-height tiling: 12–15m². Splashback-only: 6–9m². Add 10% wastage, order from one batch.
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