Porcelain for walls and facades
Porcelain wall cladding, feature walls and exterior facades in large-format slabs.
Why porcelain works on walls
Porcelain for walls turns a feature wall, a reception backdrop or a building facade into one continuous surface. Large-format slabs up to 48x111 cover a wall with very few joints, and bookmatched designs mirror the veining from one slab to the next.
Porcelain absorbs almost no water and keeps its color, inside and out, so it suits showers, lobbies, offices and exterior walls alike. Start with the wall you are planning below, then see how other projects put it together.
Feature walls
One slab design behind a bed, a sofa or a fireplace becomes the focal point of the room, with veining that runs across the whole wall.
Lobbies, offices and shops
Clad a reception wall or a shop front in large-format porcelain for a commercial space that is easy to clean and stands up to daily wear.
Exterior walls and facades
Porcelain cladding keeps its color in the sun and handles rain and frost, so a facade or a garden wall stays like new with little upkeep.
Wall inspiration
Porcelain walls and facades: FAQ
Can porcelain be used on walls?
Yes. Porcelain tiles and slabs are used on interior walls, shower walls, feature walls and exterior facades. Large-format slabs cover a wall with very few joints, so the design reads as one surface.
What is porcelain wall cladding?
Wall cladding means covering a wall with a finished surface. With porcelain, that can be tiles set with adhesive or large slabs fixed to the wall, in a home, in a commercial lobby or on the outside of a building.
Can porcelain be used on an exterior facade?
Yes. Porcelain absorbs almost no water and keeps its color in the sun, so it suits exterior walls and facades. The fixing system depends on the building and the local code: your architect or installer specifies it.
What size porcelain slab is best for a feature wall?
Large formats such as 48x111 cover most feature walls in one or two pieces. Bookmatched designs mirror the veining across the joint, so two slabs read as one.
How do I clean porcelain walls?
Wipe them with water and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner. Porcelain is non-porous, so it does not need sealing, and soap marks in a bathroom come off easily.
Planning a wall or a facade?
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