Tile Studio

Free tools for choosing tile: see it in a room, work out how much you need, find what suits the space, and check the slip rating.

Tool 1

Room visualiser

Pick a room, a floor tile and a wall tile. Change the layout, grout colour and light, then order a sample of the pair you like.

Illustration for colour, scale and layout. Screens vary — order a sample to see the real finish.

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Room

2

Floor tile

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Wall tile

4

Floor layout

5

Grout

6

Light

Your room

Floor

Illustration for colour, scale and layout — order a sample to see the real finish.

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Tile calculator

Measure in metres. For walls, use the tiled height and take off doors and windows. Every tile page also has a calculator that rounds up to full boxes or sheets for that tile.

Coverage per box or sheet is listed on every tile page.

Area
12.00 m²
Order at least
13.20 m²
Boxes or sheets
10

Tool 3 · Tile Match

Find your tile

Describe it in your own words, or tap through a few quick questions.

Try

743 tiles · 10 looks · made in Italy & Spain

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Narrow it down

Answer in any order and skip anything you're not sure about. The count updates as you go.

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Slip ratings, in plain English

In Australia, slip resistance is classified P0 to P5 under AS 4586 — the higher the number, the more grip. Pick where the tile is going.

General guide only, based on Standards Australia handbook HB 198. Requirements vary — confirm with your builder, designer or certifier.

Living & dry indoor floors

P1–P2

Dry indoor areas such as living rooms and bedrooms generally need the least slip resistance.

  1. P0
  2. P1
  3. P2
  4. P3
  5. P4
  6. P5
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