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Kit Kat and finger tiles

Kit Kat Tiles

Explore Kit Kat tiles, also known as finger tiles or border tiles, made in Japan for architectural interiors. Their slim proportions create rhythm and texture across bathroom walls, kitchen splashbacks, bars, counters and hospitality features. Kiln-formed glazes give each piece subtle differences in tone, depth and reflectivity.

Browse Japanese porcelain border formats in neutral, coloured, speckled and high-variation finishes. Order samples to compare colour, surface and grout before specification. Mittsu supplies locally stocked ranges from the UAE, UK and Europe, with additional colours and formats made to order in Japan. Contact the team for layout guidance, technical information, project quantities and lead times.

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Yuki Border Japanese porcelain wall tile in Speckled White by Mittsu Japanese Tiles

A slim architectural format

Often called finger, border or Kit Kat tiles, narrow pieces create a strong vertical or horizontal rhythm.

Variation across every piece

Kiln-formed glazes shift subtly in tone and reflectivity, giving the finished field more depth than a repeated print.

Walls, counters and curves

The format is used across bathrooms, kitchens, bars and hospitality features; suitability varies by product and installation.

Border formats

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Format and installation

Understanding Kit Kat tiles

What is a Kit Kat tile?

Kit Kat tile is an informal name for a slim finger or border-format tile. Dimensions, mounting and surface vary between collections, so compare the product details rather than relying on the name alone.

Are Kit Kat tiles supplied on sheets?

Some formats may be mesh-mounted while others are supplied differently. Check the individual product page or sample before planning the setting-out and installation method.

Which grout colour works with finger tiles?

A contrasting grout emphasises every joint and the narrow rhythm; a closer colour creates a quieter field. Test the combination with a sample before final selection.

Can slim tiles be used on curved surfaces?

Some small formats can accommodate gentle curves, but the tile dimensions, mounting, radius, substrate and installation method must be assessed for the specific project.

Review the rhythm

Compare format, glaze and grout with samples

See how the narrow format and joint colour behave at full scale, or ask our team for help choosing a border tile for the project.

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