Tiles Brisbane
Helping Brisbane homeowners choose the right tiles
Tiles are one of those things that seem simple until you're standing in front of hundreds of options.
Different sizes, finishes, colours and textures all create a completely different look. What works beautifully in one home can feel out of place in another.
At Go Tiles QLD in Underwood, we help homeowners, renovators and builders compare options side by side and find tiles that suit the space they're working with.
Choosing tiles can get overwhelming pretty quickly
Most people don't walk into a showroom knowing exactly what they want.
Usually they have a few inspiration photos saved on their phone, a colour scheme in mind and a rough idea of the style they're chasing.
The challenge is working out what will actually suit the space once it's installed.
Room size, natural light, cabinetry, benchtops, wall colours and even grout selection can completely change the final result.
That's where seeing products side by side can make a huge difference.
What are people choosing right now?
Stone-look porcelain tiles continue to be one of the most popular options across Brisbane homes. They are practical, durable and suit almost any style of home.
Large format tiles are also becoming more common, especially in bathrooms and open-plan living areas where homeowners want a cleaner and more modern look.
For kitchens, splashbacks remain one of the easiest ways to add personality without completely redesigning the room. Some people love classic subway tiles while others prefer mosaics, kit kat tiles or textured finishes.
Outdoor areas have become just as important as indoor spaces. More Brisbane homeowners are investing in patios, pool surrounds and entertaining areas that feel connected to the rest of the home.
Floor tiles, bathroom tiles and everything in between
Our range includes floor tiles, wall tiles, bathroom tiles, outdoor tiles, porcelain tiles, ceramic tiles, mosaic tiles and splashback tiles.
Some customers arrive with exact measurements ready to go. Others are simply trying to narrow down colours and styles before making a decision.
Either way, we can help you compare options and work through what will suit your space best.
If you would like to browse first, you can view our tile range online.
Floor tiles for Brisbane homes
Floor tiles are one of the biggest decisions in any renovation, they set the tone for the whole room. Brisbane homeowners are leaning heavily towards large format porcelain right now, especially 600x1200 and 300x600 sizes, because fewer grout lines mean an easier clean and a more modern look.
For a warmer, timber look without the maintenance of real hardwood, our SPC flooring range and herringbone floor tiles are popular picks for living areas across Brisbane and Logan. Both hold up well in Queensland's humidity, which matters more here than in cooler climates.
Not sure how much you'll need? Our free tile calculator gives you a rough estimate before you visit the showroom, and our guide to floor tiles for busy homes covers what actually holds up day to day.
Planning a bathroom renovation?
Bathrooms are one of the most popular renovation projects we see.
The tiles you choose have a huge impact on how the finished space feels. Some homeowners prefer soft neutral tones and a timeless look, while others want feature walls, mosaics or something a little bolder.
If you're still comparing options, our bathroom tiles buyer's guide is a good place to start.
Thinking about a new kitchen splashback?
A splashback can completely change the look of a kitchen without requiring a major renovation.
From simple subway tiles to textured mosaics and modern feature tiles, there are plenty of ways to create something that feels unique without making the space feel busy.
For inspiration, have a look through our kitchen splashback ideas.
Why visit the showroom?
Photos can only tell you so much.
One of the biggest surprises for customers is how different tiles look once they're off a screen. The colour, texture and finish often feel completely different in person.
Being able to compare products side by side makes it much easier to choose something you'll still love years from now.
- Compare colours and finishes properly
- See tile sizes in person
- Match tiles with existing colours and materials
- Compare wall and floor tile combinations
- Get advice before placing an order
Working out how many tiles you need?
Before ordering, it helps to measure the area properly and allow for cuts, wastage and future repairs.
You can use our tile calculator to get a rough estimate before visiting the showroom.
Visit Go Tiles QLD
Our showroom is located in Underwood and regularly serves customers from Brisbane, Logan, Springwood, Rochedale, Eight Mile Plains, Sunnybank, Mount Gravatt and surrounding suburbs.
If you're planning a renovation, building a new home or simply collecting ideas, bring along your plans, measurements or inspiration photos and we'll help point you in the right direction.
For renovation advice and building information, you can also find useful resources through the QBCC's home owner's guide to building and renovating.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy tiles near Brisbane?
Go Tiles QLD is located in Underwood, just south of Brisbane. Our showroom is easily accessible from Brisbane, Logan, Springwood, Rochedale, Sunnybank and surrounding suburbs.
Can I bring photos of my renovation project?
Absolutely. Photos, plans and colour samples can all help when comparing tile options.
What tiles are most popular for Brisbane homes?
Stone-look porcelain tiles, large format floor tiles and modern splashback tiles continue to be among the most popular choices.
Can the same tile be used indoors and outdoors?
Sometimes, but not always. Outdoor areas often require a different slip rating and finish, so it is important to check before ordering.
Do you have a tile calculator?
Yes. You can use our online tile calculator to estimate how many tiles you may need before starting your project.
What are the best floor tiles for Brisbane homes?
Large format porcelain in 600×1200 or 300×600 is the most popular choice right now, it handles Queensland humidity well and keeps grout lines to a minimum. SPC flooring and timber-look tiles are also popular for living areas.
What color tile never goes out of style?
White, grey and other neutral tones tend to stay in style the longest. They suit almost any design style and don’t date the way trend colours can, which is why they remain the most popular choice for Brisbane renovations.
What is the disadvantage of porcelain tiles?
Porcelain is denser and harder than ceramic, which makes it more durable but also heavier and harder to cut. Installation usually takes a bit longer and can cost more due to the specialised tools required.
What tiles should not be used in a shower?
Avoid tiles with a low slip rating or high porosity, such as some polished natural stone or unsealed finishes, since they can become slippery and absorb moisture over time. Porcelain and ceramic with an appropriate slip rating are the safer choice for wet areas.
Which is cheaper, ceramic or porcelain tile?
Ceramic tiles are generally cheaper than porcelain due to a simpler manufacturing process. Porcelain costs more upfront but tends to last longer and perform better in wet areas and high-traffic spaces.
Can mold grow under porcelain tile?
Porcelain itself is non-porous and doesn’t support mold growth, but mold can still develop in grout lines or beneath tiles if moisture gets trapped due to poor waterproofing or installation.
What tiles are in style now?
Stone-look porcelain, large format tiles and matte finishes in warm neutral tones are the most popular choices for Brisbane homes right now, along with a growing interest in terrazzo-look designs.
Which is better, glossy or matte tiles for a living room?
Matte tiles are generally more practical for living rooms since they hide dirt, dust and marks better and are less slippery. Glossy tiles reflect more light and can make a room feel brighter, but they show scratches and marks more easily over time.