Ceramic Tiles

Ceramic tiles are one of the cheapest ways to get a clean, finished look in your bathroom, kitchen, or living room, without waiting weeks or paying a premium for vitrified or porcelain.

At Icestone Ceramica, ceramic tiles are available in the 1×2 ft (300x600mm) size, priced between ₹35 and ₹75 per sq.ft. In stock, ready to ship from our Bangalore warehouse. No long lead times, no minimum order headaches.

Icestone Ceramica stocks ceramic tiles for every room in the house, along with wall tiles and floor tiles in porcelain and vitrified if you’re comparing options before you decide. Order a free sample before you commit to a full room, so you know exactly what’s landing at your door.

What are ceramic tiles?

A ceramic tile is a mix of clay, sand, and water, pressed into shape, then baked in a kiln at temperatures above 1000°C. Once fired, the surface gets a glaze layer. That glaze is what gives ceramic tiles their shine, their color, and their resistance to stains.

They’re different from porcelain and vitrified tiles, even though people use the words loosely.

Ceramic vs porcelain vs vitrified tiles

Ceramic tiles absorb more water than vitrified tiles. That’s why vitrified is usually picked for open balconies or outdoor flooring, and ceramic works better indoors, on walls, or in low-moisture areas.

If you’re comparing cost, ceramic tiles work out cheaper than vitrified tiles at the same size, which is a big part of why the 1×2 ft format stays a popular pick for budget-conscious buyers.

Why buy ceramic tiles from Icestone Ceramica

• In stock now: no 4-6 week import wait, ships from our Bangalore warehouse
• Real price, upfront: ₹35-₹75 per sq.ft, no “call for price” games
• Free sample: see the exact tile in your room’s light before you order a single box
• Bulk pricing: ordering for a full flat or a full site? Ask for a quote, rates drop as quantity goes up

Where can you use ceramic tiles?

Ceramic tiles for bathroom walls

Bathroom walls see splashes, not standing water, so ceramic tiles are a good fit. The glazed finish resists soap stains and is easy to wipe down. Most homeowners pick lighter shades here to keep the space feeling bigger. Browse our full bathroom tiles range for more options.

Ceramic tiles for kitchen floors

Kitchen floors deal with spills, oil, and daily foot traffic. A matt or anti-skid ceramic finish handles this better than a high-gloss one, which can get slippery when wet. Ceramic also holds up fine against everyday kitchen use, as long as it’s not directly under a water tap area for long periods. See our kitchen tiles collection for other finishes and designs.

Ceramic tiles for living rooms

Living rooms don’t face much moisture, so almost any ceramic finish works here. In the 1×2 ft size, laying tiles in a brick-bond pattern helps reduce the number of visible grout lines and gives the floor a more seamless look. Lighter colors also help a living room feel more open. Check out our living room tiles for more layout ideas.

Ceramic tiles for balconies and outdoor spaces

For covered balconies, ceramic tiles work fine. For open, rain-exposed areas, we’d point you toward vitrified or outdoor-rated porcelain instead, since ceramic’s higher water absorption isn’t ideal there long-term.

Ceramic wall tile designs

Moroccan ceramic tiles

Moroccan-style ceramic tiles use bold geometric patterns and bright colors, usually blues, greens, and terracotta tones. They’re popular as an accent wall in kitchens or as a backsplash, not typically used across an entire room. See the full Moroccan tiles collection for pattern options.

Geometric and textured designs

Textured ceramic tiles add depth without needing extra decor. A 3D or ribbed texture on a bathroom or kitchen wall breaks up flat surfaces and hides minor water marks better than a flat glossy tile. Browse textured tiles for the full range.

Plain vs patterned ceramic tiles

Plain tiles are easier to maintain and go with any interior style. Patterned tiles make more of a statement but work best on one wall, not all four. Mixing one patterned wall with plain tiles on the rest is the most common approach we see.

Ceramic tile colors

White ceramic tiles

White ceramic tiles are the top choice for buyers wanting a clean, bright look. They make small bathrooms and kitchens feel larger and pair with almost any wall paint or cabinet color. See our full white tiles range.

Off-white ceramic tiles

Off-white sits between white and beige. It hides water spots and minor stains better than pure white, which is why a lot of buyers pick it for high-use areas like kitchen floors.

Beige ceramic tiles

Beige ceramic tiles give a warmer, softer look than white. They work well in living rooms and bedrooms where you want a cozy feel rather than a stark, clinical one. Browse beige tiles for shade options.

Grey ceramic tiles

Grey is the most practical color for floors that see heavy use. It hides dust and footprints far better than white, which is why it’s a common pick for kitchens and entryways. Check out our grey tiles collection.

Ceramic tile sizes In Icestone Ceramica

We currently stock ceramic tiles in the 1×2 ft size only. It’s a versatile format that works across walls and floors, in every room covered in this guide, so you don’t need to juggle multiple sizes for one project.

Ceramic tiles price and rate

Ceramic wall tiles price

In the 1×2 ft size, ceramic wall tiles run between ₹35 and ₹75 per sq.ft. Plain, glossy designs sit at the lower end. Textured or patterned wall tiles, like Moroccan-style designs, push toward the higher end.

Note: Prices are approximate and vary depending on design, finish, material, and collection. Please check individual product pages or contact our team for current pricing.

Ceramic floor tiles price

Ceramic floor tiles, also in the 1×2 ft size, are priced the same, between ₹35 and ₹75 per sq.ft. A matt anti-skid finish usually costs a little more than a standard glossy finish in this range.

What affects the price

• Finish: glossy sits at the lower end, matt or textured finishes cost more
• Design: printed or patterned tiles cost more than plain ones
• Brand and batch: pricing varies between manufacturing batches, so always confirm current rates before ordering in bulk

For a full room, even a small price difference per sq.ft adds up fast. and we’ll break down the cost box by box, no guesswork.

How to choose the right ceramic tiles

For bathrooms, pick a glazed, water-resistant finish in a light color for walls, and an anti-skid matt finish for the floor.

For kitchens, go with an anti-skid or matt floor tile that handles oil and spills, and a wipeable glossy tile for the backsplash wall.

For living rooms, stick with the 1×2 ft size in white, beige, or grey, laid in a brick-bond pattern, for the cleanest look with the fewest visible grout lines.

Ceramic tiles buying checklist

• Check the water absorption rating for the room you’re tiling
• Match the finish to the use case (anti-skid for floors, glossy or matt for walls)
• Order 10% extra to cover cutting and future repairs
• Confirm the batch number matches across all boxes, so shade doesn’t vary
• Ask for the price per sq.ft and per box before finalizing quantity
• Check the tile’s PEI rating if it’s going on a floor with heavy foot traffic
• Get a sample piece home first and check how it looks under your actual room lighting, not just showroom lighting