Johnson Tiles Darwin Glazed Ceramic & Porcelain Wall & Floor Tiles

The Darwin collection from Johnson Tiles is a beautiful fusion of natural inspiration and functional design. With its subtle textures and calm, neutral tones, this range captures the quiet elegance of nature, making it a versatile choice for both home and commercial spaces.

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.