In the last few years the rate at which tile fashion changes has truly soared. Nowadays the colour and designs of tiles change and modernize as often as clothes do. Every year the big tile manufacturers seem to release new shapes, cuts, colours and finishes of tiles which makes it even harder for the consumer to keep up with the trends. This is why we have decided to lend a helping hand by putting together in one place the trends and fashions of where tiles seem to be heading this year.

Here are our top 8 most popular floor Tile Ideas for 2025.  

1. The flowing colourful marble look

Ocean waves has definitely been the out and out hit of the year so far. As we know trends have been going towards large porcelain tiles for a while and lately towards the extra-large sizes such as 80x80cm and 75x75cm but this classic 60x60cm gloss porcelain tile has really been the star of the show this year. Its unique marble look with a gorgeous blend of black, gold and turquoise and its smooth polished surface have really made this tile stay ahead of the pack. A brand new tile on the UK market but one that has come storming in.

2. The multi-coloured white background Terrazzo look.

The second on our most popular floor tiles list has to be the exquisite Terrazzo Blanco. A never seen before style of marble has seen this tile truly explode in the past year, it is likely to carry on in this trend this year also. The blasts of colour over a brilliant white background have been compared to art many times by designers. It is definitely going to be a trend-setter in the coming years.  Another proof that fashions are moving towards polished porcelain tiles for large spaces. The Terrazzo Look Tiles appear to be a contender for the most successful newcomer for 2025.

3. Anti-slip terracotta look

Anduj light terra is a very realistic looking terracotta floor tile which is great for internal and external projects. Its anti-slip qualities as well as its gorgeous light terracotta colour and mottled surface have made this tile a real hit this year for a variety of different types of projects. Spanish look terracotta tiles appeared to be a thing of the past but in the last couple of years its warm and earthy tones have enabled Terracotta look tiles to be in demand once again.

4. Black and gold marble effect.

This marble look has been popular for a number of years but only recently have the thick and dominating golden marble waves been so in demand. Our Fire tile is a perfect example of this trend with its golden charismatic fire like ripples on a black background. This style is one of the longest lasting of the dynasty of Marble Effect Tiles.

5. Rust metallic look.

The metallic look is making a comeback this year. The oxidised rust look was overshadowed by the white marble look for the last few years but as the fleck marble look trend seems to be coming to an end the Metallic Look appears to be back in fashion, thanks to its calming moody feel blended with its classic dark look. 

6. Wavey and swirly marble effect.

As mentioned before the classic Carrara or Calacatta marble style which entails a constant and unison marble fleck, is coming to the end of its lifespan. This is being replaced by a more creative and immaginative marble look which is made up of  bright and colourful unique swirls. The marble swirls intertwine with each other in a flowing and original fashion to create a never seen before marble experience. This look is here to make a statement.

7. The matt black and white chess board look.

  The black and white chessboard effect has been popular on and off for many decades, some refer to them as Victorian tiles. These tiles have been less popular in the last 5-10 years mainly due to the huge domination of the markets by the marble effect. This classic and subtle chessboard style is coming back in popularity. Its matt finish makes it versatile in many different situations and its pastel black and white colours make it compatible with many internal decors.

8. The grey slate effect

  Another popular tile choice for consumers in 2025 is the grey textured slate effect. It's biggest advantage is that it can be used in a very versatile way. These tiles can be used indoors, outdoors, on walls and floors. Its plain grey colour makes it compatible with most UK interior decors and its textured anti-slip finish makes it suitable for all room surfaces internally and of course externally.

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