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
Renovating in Mitcham? Joshua Tiles has over 30 years of experience supplying and installing tiles for homeowners, builders, and businesses throughout Melbourne's eastern suburbs. Our Keysborough showroom stocks an extensive range suited to Mitcham's mix of established family homes and contemporary renovations — from timber-look and concrete-look large-format porcelain to classic subway tiles, terrazzo, mosaic feature tiles, and natural stone options including marble, granite, and limestone, plus outdoor pavers for entertaining areas and garden spaces. Our team can help you select tiles that suit your home's existing character while meeting the practical demands of modern living.
For larger renovation projects and new builds in Mitcham and the Whitehorse area, we provide detailed project quotes covering both tile supply and professional installation, so you have a clear picture of costs before committing to anything. Our installation team is experienced across the variety of substrates and room configurations common in Mitcham's established homes — including timber subfloors, older wet areas, and compact bathroom layouts — ensuring the finished result is done properly and built to last.
Yes, we supply tiles and arrange installation for customers throughout Mitcham and Melbourne's eastern suburbs from our Keysborough showroom.
Porcelain tiles in a neutral stone or timber-look finish suit the practical, family-oriented interiors common in brick-veneer homes — they're durable, easy to maintain, and complement a range of cabinet and fixture colours.
Yes, our team can advise on tile layout, pattern direction, and grout line sizing to help you get the most out of your chosen tile — including how to handle awkward room shapes, windows, and niches.
Waterproofing is a critical step applied to the substrate before any tiles go down, particularly in wet areas like showers and around baths. Our installation team handles this as part of the job, ensuring it meets Australian building standards.
Yes, porcelain and most ceramic tiles conduct heat efficiently and are well suited to underfloor heating systems. Let us know if your project includes in-floor heating so we can confirm the right tile and adhesive combination.
