Lux Noor Tiles bring the depth of natural stone into a porcelain surface built for real homes. The collection currently spans two finishes, Nut and Apple, both cut at a generous 600 × 1200 mm and rectified for a near-seamless lay. Manufactured in Spain by Pamesa, these polished porcelain tiles pair an onyx-inspired grain with the practicality people actually want: wall and floor tiles that work in wet rooms, heat evenly with underfloor heating, and don't demand constant upkeep. Below, a closer look at each shade, the specs behind them, and where they earn their place in a home.
Explore the Lux Noor Tile Collection
Two colourways, one shared idea. Nut leans warm and grounded. Apple leans fresh and green. Both use the same body, the same finish, the same Spanish manufacturing standard - so mixing them across a floor and a feature wall in the same room actually works.
What Makes Lux Noor Tiles Special?
What sets this range apart isn't a single feature. It's the combination.
- Rectified edges for tight, near-invisible grout lines
- Polished gloss finish that bounces light around a room
- Large 600×1200 mm format, fewer joints per square metre
- Full compatibility with underfloor heating systems
- Suitable for both walls and floors, indoors
The Beauty of Onyx Effect Porcelain Tiles
Real onyx is gorgeous and genuinely impractical for a busy kitchen floor. It's porous, it stains, and it costs a small fortune once you factor in sealing and specialist fitting. Onyx effect tiles solve that trade-off. The veining is reproduced digitally onto a dense porcelain body, so you get the visual movement of natural stone with none of the maintenance anxiety. Onyx tiles are increasingly showing up in high-end UK interiors precisely for this reason, as design writers have noted - the look reads as calm rather than showy, which is part of why it's proving more durable as a trend than marble-effect was a few years back.
Lux Noor Nut: Warm Brown Elegance
Nut is the earthier of the two. Think roasted chestnut, warm cognac, a hint of caramel through the veining.
Lux Noor Nut Specifications and Features
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Finish | Polished (Gloss) |
| Size | 600 × 1200 mm |
| Material | Porcelain, rectified |
| Coverage per box | 1.44 m² |
| Underfloor heating | Yes |
| Country of manufacture | Spain |
Best Spaces for Lux Noor Nut Tiles
- Open-plan kitchens where warmth matters
- Hallways that get heavy foot traffic
- Living room floors paired with wood furniture
- Feature walls behind a fireplace or TV
Interior Design Ideas with Brown Onyx Tiles
Nut works hardest against pale backdrops. Cream walls, off-white cabinetry, brushed brass fittings - the brown veining becomes the anchor point rather than fighting for attention. In a bathroom, run it up as a half-height wall behind the bath and it reads almost like walnut panelling, minus the water damage risk.
Lux Noor Apple: Refreshing Green Luxury
Apple takes the same onyx structure and shifts it into a soft, sage-leaning green, closer to eucalyptus than lime.
Lux Noor Apple Specifications and Features
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Finish | Polished (Gloss) |
| Size | 600 × 1200 mm |
| Material | Porcelain, rectified |
| Coverage per box | 1.44 m² |
| Underfloor heating | Yes |
| Country of manufacture | Spain |
| Manufacturer | Pamesa Cerámica |
Where to Use Lux Noor Apple Tiles
Green is forgiving in ways brown isn't. It sits comfortably in a kitchen splashback, a bathroom floor, or a compact ensuite where you want colour without committing to a bold paint. It's also one of the few colours in the wider onyx effect tiles category that genuinely brightens a north-facing room instead of deadening it.
Interior Inspiration with Green Onyx Tiles
Pair Apple with brushed brass or aged bronze fittings and it leans jewel-box. Pair it with matte black and pale oak and it goes calmer, more Scandinavian. Either direction, keep the grout narrow (the rectified edges make this easy) so the slab-like effect isn't broken up by visible joints.
Key Features of the Lux Noor Collection
Strip away the styling and four things carry the range.
Premium Spanish Porcelain Construction
Both tiles are made by Pamesa in Spain, a country that supplies more ceramic tiles to the UK than any other, with exports reaching €208.2 million in 2023 alone. That scale means tighter quality control and a manufacturing process that's had decades to mature - Spanish tile production is concentrated almost entirely in one region, which keeps standards consistent across a manufacturer's whole range.
Polished Gloss Finish for a Luxurious Look
The polish isn't just cosmetic. It reflects ambient light, which makes both Nut and Apple useful in rooms that don't get much natural sun.
Suitable for Both Walls and Floors
One tile, two applications. That matters for continuity - running the same porcelain tiles from a shower floor up the wall removes the visual break most bathrooms have at skirting height.
Compatible with Underfloor Heating
Porcelain conducts heat efficiently and heats up faster than most alternatives, which is exactly why it's become the default choice for underfloor heating tiles. Independent guidance on heated floors confirms porcelain's low porosity and strong thermal conductivity make it a safer long-term match than more porous materials.
Why Choose Lux Noor Tiles for Your Home?
Large 600×1200 mm Format for Modern Interiors
Bigger tiles, fewer grout lines, a calmer overall surface. This size has become something of a default for anyone chasing a contemporary, slab-like floor.
Durable and Easy-to-Maintain Surface
Porcelain's low water absorption means these premium tiles resist staining without sealing. A damp mop and a pH-neutral cleaner is genuinely all they need.
Timeless Onyx-Inspired Designs
Because the pattern references natural stone rather than a passing colour trend, this collection tends to outlast the interior schemes built around it.
Styling Ideas for Lux Noor Nut and Lux Noor Apple
Creating Elegant Living Spaces
Use the full 1200mm length running in one direction to draw a room out visually, particularly effective in narrow hallways or galley kitchens.
Adding Luxury to Bathrooms and Kitchens
- Continue the tile from floor to half-height wall
- Keep fittings minimal so the veining stays the focus
- Use rectified edges to run tight, near-invisible grout
Combining Natural Colours with Modern Décor
Nut and Apple were designed from the same body, so mixing them across a single project, floor in one, feature wall in the other, keeps a scheme cohesive without matching everything exactly.
Explore Lux Noor Collection at Elliren Tiles
Both tiles are in stock as normal stock items, sold by the box (1.44 m² per box, rectified, 600×1200 mm).
| Tile | Colour | Size | Price per m² | RRP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lux Noor Nut | Brown | 600×1200 mm | £29.44 |
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| Lux Noor Apple | Green | 600×1200 mm | £32.99 |
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| Lux Noor Almond | Almond | 600×1200 mm | £38.89 | £38.89 |
| Lux Noor Berry | Berry | 600×1200 mm | £38.89 | £38.89 |
| Lux Noor Peach | Peach | 600×1200 mm | £38.89 | £38.89 |
| Lux Noor White (Tile) | White | 600×1200 mm | £37.50 | £37.50 |
| Lux Noor White Polished | White | 1200×1200 mm | £45.83 | £45.83 |
| Lux Noor White Matt | White | 1200×1200 mm | £45.83 | £45.83 |
Step 1: Measure your room and add 10% for cuts and wastage.
Step 2: Order a £2.99 sample of Nut, Apple, or both before buying in bulk.
Step 3: Order by box quantity through the Lux Noor Nut or Lux Noor Apple product pages.
Step 4: Contact the Elliren Tiles team for underfloor heating or large-order advice.
FAQs
Are Lux Noor tiles suitable for underfloor heating? Yes. Both Nut and Apple are rated for use with underfloor heating systems, thanks to porcelain's strong thermal conductivity.
Can Lux Noor tiles be used on both walls and floors? Yes, both are wall and floor tiles, which makes it possible to run the same finish continuously through a bathroom or kitchen.
What size are Lux Noor Nut and Lux Noor Apple tiles? Both come in a large 600 × 1200 mm rectified format, with 1.44 m² of coverage per box.
Where are Lux Noor tiles manufactured? In Spain, by Pamesa, a leading name among Spanish tile manufacturers known for consistent porcelain quality.
How do I keep polished porcelain tiles looking new? Sweep or vacuum regularly and clean with a damp mop and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner. Avoid abrasive or acidic products on the polished gloss finish.
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