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    Auralis Grey Brown Honed Porcelain Tile 600 x 600mm

    Auralis brings a natural warmth into your home with soft earthy tones and a smooth honed finish that feels easy to live with. Designed for busy hou...

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Transform Your Space with Premium Tiles from Australia's Trusted Supplier

At The Blue Space, we're not just selling tiles—we're helping you build a home that feels authentically yours. As a tile supplier in Australia with a reputation for excellence, we bridge the gap between design dreams and everyday reality. Whether you're tackling a bathroom makeover, reimagining a kitchen, or crafting an outdoor oasis, our tile shop offers the tools, expertise, and inspiration to make it happen. Let's walk through what sets us apart—and how we can turn your vision into something tangible.

Why The Blue Space? Because Renovations Shouldn't Be a Puzzle

Decades of Know-How, Shared Simply

Tiles aren't just about looks—they need to work. Our team doesn't just recite product specs; we explain how materials behave in real homes. For example, glossy ceramic tiles reflect light beautifully in small bathrooms, while textured porcelain tiles prevent slips in busy entryways. We'll help you match floor tiles with wall tiles so your design feels cohesive, not chaotic.

Every tile in our tile store is tested for the stuff life throws at it: spilled wine, muddy paws, and Aussie UV rays. We're upfront about what works where—no jargon, no pressure.

Colour: The Mood-Setter You Can't Ignore

Neutrals That Do More Than Just Blend In

Neutral doesn't mean boring. White tiles aren't just for bathrooms—pair them with black grout in a kitchen for industrial chic. Beige tiles can warm up a sunroom when layered with rattan furniture. And grey tiles? They're the chameleons of design—try a matte finish in a home office for quiet sophistication.

Colour That Makes You Feel Something

Blue tiles in a bathroom? Instant coastal vibes. Green tiles in a kitchen? Think herb garden freshness. Even pink tiles have their moment—use them sparingly in a laundry for a hint of retro charm.

Dark Drama Done Right

Charcoal tiles aren't just for moody bathrooms. Try them on a feature wall with brass fixtures for a luxe hotel vibe. Black tiles in a hallway? Pair with white skirting boards to keep things crisp.

Patterns: Where Personality Meets Practicality

The Classics, Reborn

Subway tiles aren't just for metro stations. Stack them vertically in a shower to make ceilings feel higher. Brick bond tiles can fake the look of exposed brick in a rental—without the landlord's wrath.

Geometric Playfulness

Why settle for squares? Penny round tiles add whimsy to a kids' bathroom, while diamond tiles in a hallway guide the eye forward. For something truly custom, mosaic tiles let you mix colours and textures like a pro.

Nature's Imprint, Indoors

Love stone but hate maintenance? Travertine-look tiles give you the earthy texture without sealing headaches. Terracotta-look tiles bring Tuscan warmth to a Sydney patio. And terrazzo-look tiles? They're the confetti of the tile world—perfect for energizing a home office.

Materials: The Backbone of Every Great Design

Porcelain—The Quiet Workhorse

Spills, scratches, Sydney summers—porcelain tiles handle it all. Use large-format slabs in open-plan areas to minimize grout lines, or pick wood-look planks for a cosy living room sans splinters.

Ceramic—Lightweight, Not Lightweight on Style

Kit kat tiles in a bathroom? They're ceramic, easy to cut, and perfect for DIYers. Glossy square tiles in a kitchen bounce light around, making small spaces feel airy.

Stone-Effect—Luxury Without the Hassle

Marble-look tiles let you channel Italian villas without the upkeep. Veining patterns vary, so order samples to find your match. Terrazzo-look tiles are equally low-maintenance—ideal for busy families who want style that keeps up.

Room-by-Room: Smart Choices for Real Life

Kitchens—Where Mess Meets Magic

Busy cooks need surfaces that clean up fast. Glossy rectangle tiles repel splatters, while feature tiles behind the stove become instant art. Pro tip: Use beige tiles on the floor to hide crumbs between sweeps.

Bathrooms—Your Daily Escape

Wet areas demand non-slip surfaces. Basketweave tiles add grip underfoot, while vertical stack tiles draw the eye up, making cramped ensuites feel taller. For a spa vibe, pair blue tiles with teak accents.

Outdoors—Style That Weathers the Storm

Australian sun and rain are unforgiving. Frost-resistant floor tiles handle temperature swings, while octagon-dot tiles add vintage charm to verandahs. Want Mediterranean flair? Terracotta-look tiles pair beautifully with potted olives.

Bigger, Bolder, Better

Large-format tiles aren't just trendy—they're practical. Fewer grout lines mean less cleaning. Try them in living areas for a seamless look, or use extra-long rectangle tiles to visually stretch a narrow galley kitchen.

Texture That Talks

3D tiles aren't just for feature walls. Subtle ripples on charcoal tiles catch the light beautifully in hallways. For outdoor areas, textured porcelain tiles mimic natural stone without the moss risk.

We're Here to Help—Really

No Guesswork, Just Good Advice

Overwhelmed by choices? Use our online filters to sort by size, colour, or room. Or chat with our team—we'll ask questions like "Do you have pets?" or "How much sunlight does the room get?" to narrow options fast.

Try Before You Buy

Order samples of green tiles to see how they shift in daylight. Test marble-look tiles against your cabinetry. We make returns easy, so you're never stuck with a "meh" choice.

Ready to Start?

Your dream home isn't a Pinterest board—it's achievable. Explore our full range at The Blue Space and see why we're the tile supplier designers trust. From pink tiles that whisper retro to black tiles that shout modern, your perfect match is here.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I prepare my surface before tiling?

Proper surface preparation is crucial for a successful tile installation. Begin by thoroughly cleaning the area to remove any dirt, grease, or old adhesive. Repair any cracks or imperfections, and ensure the surface is dry, smooth, and level. If you're tiling on walls, priming the surface may be necessary to create a strong bond between the adhesive and the surface.

How do I calculate how many tiles I need?

To determine the number of tiles required, measure the length and width of the area to be tiled and multiply them to get the total square meterage. It's advisable to add an additional 10–15% to account for cutting and wastage, especially in areas with intricate layouts or patterns.

Should I seal my tiles and grout?

Sealing tiles and grout can help protect them from stains and moisture. However, not all tiles require sealing. Porous tiles like natural stone often benefit from sealing, while glazed ceramic or porcelain tiles may not need it. It's important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations for sealing based on the tile type and its intended use.

How do I clean and maintain my tiles?

Regular cleaning helps maintain the appearance and longevity of your tiles. Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and debris. For mopping, use warm water with a pH-neutral, sulphate-free cleaning agent to avoid damaging the tiles. Avoid harsh chemicals that can degrade certain types of tiles.

Can I tile over existing tiles?

Tiling over existing tiles is possible if the current tiles are in good condition—meaning they are not cracked or loose. The surface must be clean and free from any contaminants. Using a suitable bonding primer can help the new adhesive adhere properly. However, it's essential to consider the added height and ensure that doors and fixtures will still function correctly after installation.