Green tiles can be subtle or dramatic depending on the shade and style you choose.
Here are some of the strongest approaches for bringing green into kitchens and bathrooms.
Sage green tiles
Sage is ideal if you want colour without creating an overpowering feature.
Its muted appearance works well with white, cream, natural timber and warmer neutral tones.
It can be particularly effective in kitchens where the goal is a relaxed, natural scheme.
Emerald and forest green tiles
Deep greens create considerably more drama.
Used across a full wall, they can make a strong statement. Used on a splashback or selected bathroom area, they add depth without taking over the whole room.
Pairing deep green with lighter surfaces helps maintain balance.
Green handmade-look tiles
Surface variation gives green extra depth.
Tiles with slightly irregular-looking colour and reflection can create a more layered appearance than a perfectly flat surface.
They're especially effective on splashbacks where light moves across the wall throughout the day.
Green mosaics
Mosaics allow you to bring in green at a smaller scale while adding plenty of detail.
They work well in shower areas, splashbacks and feature sections.
Different grout colours can either emphasise the individual pieces or create a more blended effect.
Green patterned tiles
Green doesn't have to appear as a single block colour.
Patterned tiles incorporating green can be an easier way to introduce the shade if you're nervous about committing to an entirely green surface.
Which style should you choose?
Start with the room rather than the trend.
A dark room may benefit from softer shades or limited use of deeper green. A brighter room can often carry much more colour.
Then consider how much of a statement you want the tiles themselves to make.
Explore our green tile collection and use samples to compare your favourite options in the space itself.
