Seven HIA North Queensland award wins for our builders

Seven wins at the 2026 HIA North Queensland Awards, including Bathroom of the Year, for builders using our tiles. See the winning homes.
How many tiles do you need for your renovation?

Wondering how many different tiles a renovation needs? Our main tile vs feature tile rule keeps every space cohesive, from splashbacks to pool coping.
Tumbled marble mosaic: a new pairing we are loving

A tumbled Crema Marfil marble mosaic meets our tumbled-edge French pattern floor tile. A contrast in scale without a clash in colour, and a pairing we love.
A contemporary home with a splash of green by AP Williams

Three tiles, three jobs in this AP Williams build: a greige stone-look floor throughout, a handmade-look brick splashback and a green reactive glaze mosaic as the hero.
Travertine tile: five ways to bring the look into your home

Travertine’s warm, pitted look is back. Vein cut or cross cut, porcelain look-alikes, mosaics and pool surrounds: five ways to bring it into your home.
Inside a T&S Developments home: handmade splashback tile & warm stone bathrooms

A T&S Developments build with sage shaker cabinetry, a handmade zellige-style splashback through the kitchen and laundry, warm stone bathrooms and gold tapware.
New in store: Japanese mosaics, tumbled stone & more

Planning a bathroom renovation? Don’t get lost in the lingo. From rectified edges to waterproofing membranes, this guide breaks down the top 10 tile terms every stylish renovator should know — so you can make confident, design-savvy choices for your dream space.
Consider scale when choosing your tiles

Most people choose a feature tile by colour and finish, then wonder why it looks wrong on the wall. Usually it’s the scale. Here’s how to get it right.
Alfresco & outdoor entertaining: choosing tiles that work hard and look beautiful

Large format porcelain, natural stone pavers, pool coping and waterline tiles. How to choose outdoor tiles that handle the wear and still look good.
Designing with texture

Texture is what makes a bathroom feel high-end. From 3D stone-look porcelain to Japanese glazes and Spanish handmade tiles, here’s how to use it.