Metallic tile ideas – gold, copper, grey and black porcelain tiles

Metallic Tile Ideas: Gold, Copper, Black & Beyond

A colour-by-colour lookbook of metallic tiles – gold, copper, silver, black and jewel tones – with real product photos, room ideas and styling tips for kitchens, bathrooms and feature walls.
Metallic tile ideas – gold, copper, grey and black porcelain tiles

Metallic tiles are one of the quickest ways to give a room real personality. Whether you are drawn to the warm glow of gold, the industrial edge of oxidised copper or the drama of deep black, today's metallic-effect porcelain captures the look of real metal – with none of the tarnishing or upkeep. Below is a colour-by-colour tour of the look, using tiles from our metallic-effect tiles collection. (New to the trend? Start with our guide to what metallic-effect tiles are and why they work.)

Gold & warm metallic tiles

Gold metallic porcelain tile - Plutonic Gold
Plutonic Gold

Gold metallic tiles bring warmth and a quiet sense of luxury. A shade like Plutonic Gold works beautifully as a feature wall behind a bar, fireplace or vanity, catching the light and adding a soft, glamorous shimmer without overwhelming a scheme.

Copper, bronze & rust tones

Copper and rust effect metallic porcelain tile - Plutonic Earth Brown
Plutonic Earth Brown

For an aged, oxidised look full of character, warm coppers and rusts are hard to beat. Plutonic Earth Brown, Planet Oxid and Marello Brown pair especially well with timber, exposed brick and matt black fixtures.

Silver, grey & graphite

Silver grey metallic porcelain tile - Planet Grey
Planet Grey

Cool, contemporary and endlessly versatile, greys and graphites are the easiest metallics to live with. Planet Grey and Marello Graphite make superb large-format floors that add subtle movement underfoot.

Dramatic black metallic tiles

Black metallic porcelain tile - Planet Dark
Planet Dark

Black metallic tiles make a bold, confident statement. Planet Dark and Magnetic Black are stunning in a feature shower, a dark-luxe kitchen or a moody cloakroom, especially with brass or warm timber to balance them.

Jewel tones: emerald, teal & blue

Emerald green metallic porcelain tile - Magnetic Emerald
Magnetic Emerald

For something more unexpected, jewel-toned metallics deliver real wow factor. Magnetic Emerald, Plutonic Teal Green and Planet Blue turn a splashback or feature wall into a genuine talking point.

Soft & light metallics

Cream metallic porcelain tile - Planet Cream
Planet Cream

Prefer something subtler? Light metallics give you the luminous, light-catching quality without the drama. Planet White, Planet Cream and Marello White keep a space bright and airy while still feeling special.

Metallic tiles for kitchens & bathrooms

Because they are porcelain, metallic tiles are perfectly suited to hard-working rooms. In bathrooms, they bring a spa-like, hotel feel to shower walls and floors and stand up easily to moisture. In kitchens, a metallic splashback or island surround adds a designer finish that wipes clean in seconds. Many are also compatible with underfloor heating.

How to style metallic tiles

  • Pick a hero. Let one bold shade lead – a feature wall or splashback – and keep the rest of the room calm.
  • Balance the sheen. Metallics love warm, matt companions: oak, linen, plaster and plants.
  • Go large. Big formats keep grout lines minimal so the metallic movement flows.
  • Mind the light. These finishes shift beautifully through the day, so always view a sample in your own space.

Ready to bring the look home? Browse the full metallic-effect tiles collection, order a sample to see the finish in your own light, or contact our team for help with quantities and styling.

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