Johnson Tiles Darwin Glazed Ceramic & Porcelain Wall & Floor Tiles helps create a stylish surface that can be carried across different areas of the home, making it a practical pick for
floor and wall tiles. Its durable finish and adaptable design make it especially useful when selecting
porcelain tiles for a fresh, low-maintenance interior update.
Natural Textures, Timeless Appeal
Darwin explores the surface beauty of the natural world through two textured styles-Rockfall and Rectangular-offering tactile interest that adds depth without overwhelming the space. These surfaces work especially well in minimalist or nature-inspired interiors where simplicity and subtle character are key.
Understated Colours with Lasting Style
Available in two grounded, neutral shades-Clay and Putty-Darwin is easy to match with various colour schemes and décor styles. The 450x250mm wall tiles offer a sleek, modern look, while the 450x450mm porcelain floor tiles allow you to continue the design seamlessly across surfaces.
With a PTV 36+ slip resistance rating in both wet and dry conditions, Darwin tiles are not just beautiful-they're built for practical, high-traffic environments like bathrooms, hallways, kitchens, and even commercial interiors.
Tile Details
- Wall Tiles - 450x250mm (Matt Finish)
- Colours: Clay, Putty
- 13 tiles per pack | Coverage: 1.4625m2
- Wall & Floor Tiles - 450x450mm (Matt Finish)
- Colours: Clay, Putty
- 6 tiles per pack | Coverage: 1.2152 m2
FAQs
Are Darwin tiles suitable for bathrooms or wet areas?
Yes, Darwin tiles have a **PTV 36+ slip resistance rating**, making them ideal for **wet environments like bathrooms, shower areas, and utility rooms**. The textured surface also adds a natural, slip-resistant quality.
Can I use these tiles on both walls and floors?
Yes! The **450x450mm tiles** are designed for **wall and floor use**, while the **450x250mm tiles** are perfect for vertical surfaces. This allows you to create a cohesive, continuous look throughout any room.
What's the difference between Rockfall and Rectangular textures?
Both textures offer a **subtle tactile finish**, but **Rockfall** tends to have a more organic, layered appearance, while **Rectangular** adds a clean, structured look. They're ideal for **mixing with flat tiles** or using as feature panels.
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