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Kitchen and splashback tiles

Kitchen & Splashback Tiles

Explore Japanese ceramic and porcelain tiles for kitchen splashbacks, feature walls, islands, bar fronts and hospitality counters. Small-format pieces, border tiles and kiln-formed glazes introduce texture, colour and tonal variation while remaining precise enough for carefully detailed interiors.

Browse suitable shapes and finishes, then order samples to compare the tile with cabinetry, worktops, lighting and grout. Product pages provide dimensions and technical information; suitability depends on the chosen tile and installation. Mittsu supplies locally stocked ranges from the UAE, UK and Europe, with additional collections made to order in Japan. Contact the team for project quantities, lead times and specification support.

Japanese porcelain wall tiles Kaji Naka in Frozen Mint from the Kaji family by Mittsu Japanese Tiles

Small formats, precise rhythm

Border, mosaic and small-format pieces can follow corners, niches, islands and detailed joinery with a strong material presence.

Build the palette together

Review samples beside cabinetry, worktops, metal finishes and the planned grout rather than selecting each material separately.

Residential and hospitality support

Mittsu can help with samples, availability, project quantities and lead times for kitchens, bars and food-service interiors.

Kitchen specification

Before choosing a splashback tile

What should I consider for a kitchen splashback?

Confirm product suitability, substrate, heat exposure, cleaning requirements, edge details and sealing where applicable. The installer should follow the product and adhesive-system guidance.

Are textured tiles difficult to clean in a kitchen?

Relief surfaces require more attention than flat tiles. Select the texture with the cooking location and maintenance expectations in mind, and follow the product cleaning guidance.

Can tiles be installed behind a hob or cooker?

Often yes, but the complete installation must account for the appliance manufacturer's clearances, heat, substrate and adhesive system. Confirm the product and project conditions before installation.

Why order samples before finalising the kitchen?

Glaze and colour respond to daylight, task lighting and nearby materials. A physical sample makes it easier to coordinate the complete palette and joint colour.

Coordinate the materials

Compare tile, worktop and cabinetry together

Order samples to assess glaze, texture and grout beside the other materials in the kitchen, or ask our team for project support.