Beige tiles
Beige tiles give every room a warm, light foundation that works with almost any style. In this collection, you’ll find beige floor tiles, wall tiles and patio tiles in natural stone, concrete, wood and vintage looks, in shades ranging from sand and ivory to cream and greige. Filter by size, look and finish, order online, and take advantage of personal advice, the option to request tile samples and free delivery on tile orders over €299.
Why choose beige tiles?
Beige falls right between white and brown. That makes a beige floor or wall feel warmer than white and lighter than gray, while remaining subtle enough to pair with wood, black metal, green or terracotta. There are notable differences within the collection: sand and desert are sandy and slightly yellower, ivory, cream and bone are lighter and softer, while greige leans toward gray for those looking for a cooler beige. Most are ceramic, matte-finished and rectified, allowing you to use narrow grout lines.
Beige tiles in the bathroom, kitchen, toilet, living room and garden
Bathroom
Beige bathroom tiles create a soft, bright atmosphere that feels less clinical than white. Choose a tile suitable for both floors and walls, and continue the same range onto the walls for a cohesive look. For more bathroom options, explore our bathroom tiles in every color.
Kitchen
Beige works beautifully in a kitchen with wooden or white cabinets. A small glossy wall tile adds depth to the backsplash, while a large matte format creates a calmer look. Find more backsplash options under kitchen wall tiles.
Toilet
A toilet is small, so a light beige tile can make the space feel larger. A decorative tile or mosaic on one wall adds character without making the room feel busy. Find inspiration for small spaces in our toilet tiles.
Living room
Large formats such as 60x120, 80x80 and 120x120 are popular in living rooms: fewer grout lines, a calm expanse of flooring and a warm backdrop for wooden or fabric furniture. Many of these floor tiles are suitable for underfloor heating; check each product’s specifications.
Garden and patio
You can continue the beige look outdoors, too. The collection includes 2 cm (20 mm) thick ceramic patio tiles in sizes such as 60x60, 60x120 and 30x120, including wood-look designs. This lets you match your patio to the color of your indoor floor. Find the full outdoor range under garden and patio tiles. Please note: not every beige tile is frost-resistant, so always choose a product specifically intended for outdoor use.
Beige tile sizes
From small wall tiles to large floor tiles: the most popular sizes in this collection are 60x60, 60x120 and 30x60. This lets you choose a size that suits your space.
| Size | Often used for | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 60x60 | Bathroom, kitchen and living room floor; terrace | Versatile and easy to work with; beige 60x60 is a reliable all-round choice |
| 60x120 and 120x120 | Living room, open kitchen, bathroom wall | Large surface with few grout lines, looks calm and spacious |
| 80x80 | Living room and hallway | Large square format, with fewer grout lines than 60x60 |
| 30x60, 30x90, 30x75, 25x75 | Bathroom wall, toilet wall | Classic wall tile sizes, also laid horizontally or in a half-brick pattern |
| 20x120 and 30x120 | Wood-look floor, terrace | Plank length creates the effect of a wooden floor |
| Small formats (e.g. 6.5x20) | Kitchen backsplash, niche | More grout lines and shine create a lively surface |
Looks and finishes
Most beige tiles have a natural stone look; you’ll also find plenty of concrete-look, wood-look and vintage tiles, as well as terrazzo, marble-look and mosaic tiles. If you’d like to explore a style further, find more colors in our natural stone tiles.
| Look | Beige appearance | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Natural stone look | Subtle pattern of sandstone or limestone | Bathroom and living room with a natural feel |
| Concrete look | Calm, subtly clouded surface | Sleek interior, large floor areas |
| Wood look | Warm planks in light oak or sand tones | Living room, bedroom, terrace |
| Vintage and decor | Small-format beige tiles and patterned decor tiles | Feature wall in the kitchen or toilet |
| Terrazzo and marble look | Fine grain or veining in ceramic | Bathroom with a little more pattern |
Matte is by far the most common finish: it looks natural and shows fewer stains and streaks. Polished and glossy beige tiles reflect more light and make a small space feel brighter.
Tips for grouting, laying and maintenance
- Grout color: choose grout that is slightly darker than the tile for a calm surface that is less likely to look dirty; contrasting grout makes the tile pattern stand out.
- Sealant color: match the sealant to the grout color so corners and joins blend in.
- Rectified: many beige tiles are rectified and suitable for a narrow grout joint; always follow the grout width recommended by the manufacturer.
- Color variation: order everything at once and mix tiles from different boxes so color differences between production batches are less noticeable.
- Care: clean with mild soapy water or a pH-neutral cleaner and a soft cloth, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Find out more: read our guide to grouting tiles before you begin.
Buy beige tiles at WDTegels
At WDTegels, you can easily order beige tiles online, with filters for size, look, finish and application. Not sure which shade is right? Request a sample first so you can see the color in your own lighting. If you have questions about underfloor heating, frost resistance or how much you need, we’ll be happy to help. We deliver your tiles free of charge in the Netherlands and Belgium on orders over €299.
Frequently asked questions
What grout color goes with beige tiles?
For a calm, even surface, choose grout in a beige, sand or light gray shade that is just a little darker than the tile. This makes the floor look less dirty. If you want to highlight the tile pattern, you can choose contrasting grout, such as gray or anthracite. White grout can work with light ivory or cream tiles, but is more prone to discoloration on a floor.
What color sealant should I use with beige tiles?
Choose grout sealant in the same color as the grout. This helps the joints in corners, around the bathtub and along the shower blend in seamlessly. If in doubt, choose a sealant shade between the tile and grout colors.
Are beige tiles suitable for outdoor use?
Some of the collection is suitable. It includes 2 cm thick ceramic outdoor tiles, including sizes 60x60, 60x120 and 30x120. Not every beige tile is frost-resistant, so check whether the product is suitable for gardens and patios.
Can I lay beige tiles over underfloor heating?
A large proportion of the beige floor tiles in this collection are suitable for underfloor heating. This is listed in the specifications for each product; always check before ordering.
