Kitchen Tiling in Swansea

Daffodil Tiling are kitchen tiling specialists in Swansea. We cover kitchen splashback tiling, floor tiling, and full kitchen wall tiling across Swansea, including SA1 to SA9.
Installing a new kitchen? Replacing dated splashback tiles? We handle tiling as part of a wider renovation or as a standalone job.
- Kitchen splashbacks: metro, large-format, Zellige-style, and glass-look surfaces
- Kitchen floor tiling: porcelain, ceramic, and natural stone
- Full kitchen wall tiling: floor-to-ceiling coverage for utility rooms and traditional kitchens
- Grout colour selection: matched to units, worktops, and floor tile
- Large-format kitchen tiles: fewer joints, easier to clean, contemporary finish
Call 01792 949210 for a free kitchen tiling quote in Swansea.
Kitchen Splashbacks in Swansea
A splashback protects the wall between worktop and wall unit from steam, splashes, and cooking residue. It is one of the most visible surfaces in a kitchen and one of the easiest to personalise.
Metro Tiles
Metro tiles remain the most consistently popular choice in Swansea kitchen renovations. The brick-lay pattern and glaze variation suit both modern and period kitchens.
Bright white with dark grout gives a clean, high-contrast finish. Pale grey or sage with a matched grout reads more contemporary.
Large-Format Porcelain Slabs
Large-format porcelain slabs (600x300mm or larger) work well in kitchens where a seamless, minimalist look is the priority. Fewer grout lines mean less cleaning.
Veined marble-effect porcelain is particularly popular in Mumbles and Langland kitchens being renovated to a high specification.
Zellige and Handmade-Look Tiles
Zellige and handmade-look tiles — slightly irregular glazed surfaces in terracotta, sage, slate, and warm whites — work well in period properties where the character of the tile matters.
Victorian terraces in Uplands and Brynmill take these finishes well. The irregular surface and subtle glaze variation give a finish that looks hand-crafted without requiring bespoke materials.
Grout Colour
Grout choice on splashbacks matters more than most people expect. A dark grout on white metro tiles creates strong definition. A matching grout colour creates a more seamless look.
We advise on grout colour as standard — it is part of every kitchen tiling consultation.


Kitchen Floor Tiling in Swansea
Kitchen floors take significant abuse: spills, dropped items, heavy foot traffic, and movement from chairs and stools. The floor tile needs to perform as well as it looks.


Porcelain
Porcelain is the recommended choice for kitchen floors in most Swansea homes. It is dense, stain-resistant, and does not need sealing in the way natural stone does.
Large-format porcelain (600x600mm or larger) is increasingly popular in open-plan kitchen-diner-living spaces where the floor runs continuously through multiple areas.
Ceramic
Ceramic is a practical option for smaller, enclosed kitchens or utility rooms where budget is a consideration. It performs well in lower-traffic areas and comes in a wide range of colours and formats.
Stone-Effect and Natural Stone
Stone-effect and natural stone tiles suit kitchens where character and warmth are priorities over purely practical performance. Travertine, limestone, and slate bring texture and depth to kitchen floors in period properties.
Natural stone requires sealing and periodic maintenance. We advise on this at the quote stage.
Matching Floor to Splashback
Coordinating floor and wall tile choices creates a more resolved finish — particularly effective in open-plan spaces where the eye travels across both surfaces simultaneously.
We advise on combinations that work together as part of our kitchen tiling consultation.
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Kitchen Tiling Across Swansea
Victorian Terraces in Uplands and Brynmill
Victorian terraces in Uplands and Brynmill are increasingly undergoing kitchen overhauls. Original back kitchens are small, sometimes opened up into a single-storey extension.
Handmade metro and encaustic-look floor tiles suit these properties well, continuing the period aesthetic established in the hallway.
1930s and 1950s Semis in Sketty
1930s and 1950s semis in Sketty with new fitted kitchens often want a clean, contemporary finish. Large-format porcelain floors with minimal grout lines and a simple horizontal metro splashback are the most requested combination.
Continuity of the floor between kitchen and dining area is a common priority for homeowners opening up the ground floor.
Modern Kitchens in Mumbles and Langland
Modern kitchens in Mumbles and Langland properties — often high-specification new kitchens installed during full renovations — suit luxury finishes.
Large-format marble-effect porcelain on the floor, full-height porcelain slab splashbacks, or handmade glazed tiles as a feature behind an Aga or range cooker.
New Kitchens in Killay
New kitchens in Killay detached homes are often fitted as part of an extension or whole-house refurbishment. Where a new extension slab meets the original kitchen floor, levelling is required to achieve a seamless tile run.
We include floor preparation — including self-levelling compound where needed — as part of the job.


What to Expect During a Kitchen Tiling Job
1. Survey and Scope
We agree the tile areas: splashback only, floor only, or both. For splashbacks, we check for sockets, switches, extractor positions, and any pipe runs that need boxing.
2. Tile Selection Advice
We advise on format, finish, and grout colour combinations based on your units and worktops if you haven’t finalised your choice.
3. Substrate Preparation
Existing tiles may be left or removed depending on their condition and the new tile format. Kitchen floors are checked for levelness. We use self-levelling compound where needed.
4. Tiling
Splashbacks are typically fitted in a day for a standard kitchen. Kitchen floors, including prep time, run from one to two days depending on area.
5. Grouting and Sealing
Grout is applied once adhesive has cured. For kitchen floors with natural stone, we seal as part of the job.
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Kitchen Tiling Costs in Swansea
Prices below are estimates only. Every property is different. Call 01792 949210 for a precise quote.

Splashback Tiling
Standard splashback (2–4m²): £150–£350 labour. This excludes tiles and grout. One of the most affordable kitchen upgrades available.
Kitchen Wall and Floor Tiling
Full kitchen wall tiling (8–12m²): £350–£600 excluding materials. Kitchen floor (10–15m²): £400–£750 for labour and adhesive, excluding tiles.
Combined Floor and Splashback
Floor and splashback combined: £500–£900 as a typical package, excluding materials. We confirm exact pricing at the quote stage after surveying your kitchen.
Materials (tiles, adhesive, grout) are additional. A metro tile splashback on its own is one of the most cost-effective improvements in a kitchen renovation. The material cost is modest and the visual impact is significant.
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