Why Featured Tiles Are the Biggest Renovation Trend Right Now
Plain, matching tiles are giving way to bold feature walls and statement surfaces. Here's why the featured tile trend has taken hold in Australian homes, and how to use it...
Huge Range of Tiles, Flooring and Bath ware - Keysborough Showroom 03 9701 5569
Looking for quality tiles in Clayton? Joshua Tiles has over 30 years of experience supplying and installing tiles for homeowners, builders, students, and businesses across Melbourne's south-east. Our Keysborough showroom is a short drive from Clayton and stocks a wide range of tiles suited to everything from investment property bathrooms to full family home renovations - including timber-look and concrete-look porcelain, terrazzo and mosaic feature tiles, natural stone finishes such as marble, granite, and limestone, and durable outdoor pavers built to handle Melbourne's climate. Whether you're updating a single room or tackling a complete renovation, our team can help you find tiles that work for the space and your budget.
We also provide detailed project quotes for larger renovation jobs and new builds in Clayton and the surrounding Monash area, helping homeowners and builders plan tiling costs clearly before any work begins. Once tiles are selected, our installation team manages the full job - from substrate assessment and preparation through to tile laying, grouting, and clean-up - so you deal with one team and get a consistent finish from start to end.
Yes, we supply tiles and arrange professional installation for homeowners, builders, and businesses throughout Clayton and surrounding Monash suburbs from our Keysborough showroom.
Durable, neutral-toned porcelain tiles are the practical choice for investment and rental properties — they hold up well to heavy use, are straightforward to clean, and appeal to a broad range of tenants without dating quickly.
In some cases, yes — our installation team can assess whether tiling around existing fixtures is feasible and will give the right finish. We'll advise if a full strip-out is needed to get a quality result.
Long, rectangular tiles laid lengthways (such as a plank or subway format) can visually elongate a narrow hallway. Light tones and minimal grout lines also help the space feel wider and brighter.
A floor needs to be structurally sound, flat, and dry before tiles are laid. Timber subfloors, for example, require checking for flex, which can cause tiles to crack. Our installation team assesses the substrate before starting any job.
