Wall Tiles

Bathroom Wall Tile

Transform your bathroom with elegant high quality wall tile. Whether you're renovating your entire bathroom or just an accent wall. We have a wide range of colors, patterns, materials, and finishes designed to suit every aesthetic and budget.

Why Choose European Wall Tile?

Wall tile is where design freedom is greatest — because wall tiles don't carry floor loads or require slip resistance ratings, European manufacturers push further with surface treatments, glaze depth, relief textures, and color development than is possible with floor tile. The result is a category where the most creative, characterful, and design-forward tile options live. Our wall tile collection is sourced from Spain, Italy, and Portugal — the same manufacturers supplying luxury hotel and residential projects across Europe and North America.

Wall tile by material:

• Ceramic wall tile — the most versatile and cost-effective wall tile material; available in the widest range of colors, glazes, and decorative finishes including hand-crafted artisan styles
• Porcelain wall tile — harder and denser than ceramic, ideal for high-moisture bathroom and shower wall applications where maximum water resistance is required
• Glass wall tile — highly reflective and non-porous; adds depth, brightness, and a spa-like quality to bathroom and kitchen walls
• Natural stone wall tile — marble, travertine, and limestone for a luxurious, organic aesthetic; requires sealing in wet areas
• Mosaic wall tile — small format mesh-mounted tiles for feature walls, niches, and decorative borders

Shower Wall Tile

Enhance your shower with our shower wall tiles. Designed to withstand daily moisture while adding a touch of luxury, these tiles come in a variety of textures, colors, and patterns.

Shower walls are the most technically demanding wall tile application — they need to be fully waterproof, easy to clean, and visually cohesive from floor to ceiling. Always use a waterproof substrate (cement board or liquid-applied membrane) before tiling, and finish all internal corners with silicone caulk rather than grout to prevent cracking from natural movement.

Best tile choices for shower walls:

• Large format porcelain — 12×24 or 24×48 tiles minimize grout lines for maximum waterproofing and easiest maintenance; creates a seamless, contemporary finish
• Subway tile — classic 3×6 or elongated 4×12 in porcelain or ceramic; one of the most enduringly popular shower wall tile choices
• Mosaic tile — used as a full shower wall covering or as a feature accent in a niche; glass mosaic adds beautiful light reflection to enclosed shower spaces
• Natural stone — marble and travertine deliver a luxury spa aesthetic; use a honed finish rather than polished for a safer, less slippery surface

Kitchen Wall Tile

Upgrade your kitchen with stylish wall tiles that make a lasting impression. From glossy subway tiles to bold patterns, our kitchen wall tile and backsplash collection offers endless design possibilities. 

The kitchen backsplash is the most visible wall surface in any kitchen — at eye level, framing your cooktop and countertops, and setting the visual tone for the entire space. It's also one of the most rewarding wall tile projects you can take on, whether you're a first-time DIYer or an experienced renovator.

Kitchen wall  tile by style:

• Subway tile — the most popular kitchen wall tile by a wide margin; timeless in white ceramic with grey grout, or elevated with colored glazes and elongated formats
• Glass mosaic — highly reflective and light-enhancing behind ranges and cooktops; available in iridescent, frosted, and solid color finishes
• Hexagon tile — a geometric alternative to subway tile for kitchen backsplashes; medium format hex in neutral tones adds pattern without overwhelming the space
• Decorative tile — hand-painted ceramic and patterned porcelain used as a feature section behind the range, framed by simpler field tile on the surrounding walls

When choosing kitchen wall tile, pair your tile with your countertop rather than competing with it — a busy countertop calls for a simple backsplash, while a plain solid countertop is the perfect canvas for a bold tile statement.