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Discover the timeless beauty of marble mosaic tiles. Perfect for bathrooms, kitchens, wet rooms, and feature walls, mosaics add elegance, texture, and detail while creating a luxurious and distinctive finish.

Learn how to cut cement backer boards safely and accurately for tiling projects. Discover the best cutting methods, tools, board sizes, and why cement fibre boards are the ideal moisture-resistant alternative to plywood for bathrooms, kitchens, wet rooms, and outdoor spaces.

Green onyx tiles bring a luxurious and timeless character to interiors with their rich emerald, jade and sage tones. Featuring elegant veining and a translucent appearance, these striking tiles are perfect for bathrooms, shower cubicles, kitchens and statement feature walls. Discover how green onyx effect porcelain tiles can transform both modern and traditional spaces with sophistication and style.

Create a warm and timeless kitchen with rustic floor tiles inspired by natural stone, aged wood and terracotta. Discover stylish porcelain options perfect for farmhouse, Mediterranean and modern rustic interiors.

Choosing the right tile adhesive for outdoor porcelain tiles is essential for a long-lasting patio or terrace. At Tilejob we recommend S1 flexible adhesive for most outdoor tiling projects, while S2 adhesive is ideal for large format porcelain slabs such as 60x120cm and 100x100cm tiles. Learn why preparation, membranes, moisture control, and full adhesive coverage are key for durable exterior tiling installations.

 Homeowners and designers in the Uk are improving and developing  outdoor areas like garden terraces, outdoor kitchen areas and pathways with stylish and weather resistant tiles which can add an organic and natural look. Porcelain is one of the best...

 Terracotta is back with a classy and timeless approach built on sustainability and cosiness. Warm and earthy colours complement  traditional and modern design trends. Is one of the most versatile  colour option when it comes to living spaces.  What are...

Zellige tiles originated in Morocco around the 10th century, especially in cities like Fez and Marrakech. Handcrafted from natural clay, each tile is shaped, glazed, and fired individually, creating slight variations that give Zellige its unique, reflective finish.

Traditionally used in palaces and religious buildings, Zellige tiles are now popular in modern interiors, bringing texture, warmth, and an authentic handcrafted look to kitchens, bathrooms, and feature walls.