Brick Tiles for Indoors and Outdoors Walls

Browse brick tiles for wall applications, selected floor uses, and decorative surfaces in designs that recreate the colour, pattern, and texture of laid brick. The MyTyles range includes clay, ceramic, vitrified, and concrete options, with matt, glossy, rustic, and sugar finishes in compact brick tile formats and larger sizes.

Brick wall tiles suit living-room feature walls, kitchen backsplashes, passages, balconies, and selected elevation areas. Also, before choosing a product, consider checking the application, finish, size, cleaning needs, and price. Floor and outdoor tiles need additional attention, as product rating, slip resistance, water-exposure guidance, and installation requirements should all be reviewed separately. 

Brick Tile Designs, Patterns, and Styles

Brick tile designs cover traditional red and terracotta shades, alongside grey, white, brown, and beige options. Exposed brick tiles lean into tonal variation and a raw masonry look, whereas brick style tiles take a different direction: cleaner lines, quieter shades, and flatter surfaces. Brick pattern tiles replicate the coursing rhythm of brickwork without any structural layer behind them.

Shoppers comparing tiles that look like brick can focus on pattern scale, relief, and shade variation. Choose stronger colour variation for a focal wall, or go with restrained brick-effect tiles look for calmer interiors that need to blend in rather than stand out. 

Brick Tiles for Walls, Floors, and Elevations

Brick Tiles for Walls

Brick tiles for wall applications work well on feature walls, TV-unit backgrounds, passages, kitchen backsplashes, balconies, and selected bedroom or living-room accents. A full wall treatment can create a strong exposed-brick character, while a smaller panel keeps the texture controlled and focused.

For wall-specific selection, compare the dedicated brick wall tile range so the size and finish suit vertical installation properly. A brick wall tile product with deeper relief tends to create stronger shadow lines compared to a flatter pattern. In kitchens, consider how easily the surface and grout joints can be cleaned around oil, steam, and splashes.

Brick Tiles for Floors

Brick tiles for floor use need careful selection because not every brick flooring product is rated for foot traffic. For any brick floor tile purchase, check the floor-use recommendation, traffic rating, thickness, and slip-resistance details specific to that product.

When selecting a brick tile flooring product, appearance alone is not enough to go by. Matt and textured surfaces tend to grip better than polished ones, but a matt finish doesn't imply slip-proof. On top of that, how flat the substrate is, how well the adhesive is applied, and how carefully the tiles are laid will each affect the finished result.

Brick Tiles for Elevation and Outdoor Areas

Brick tiles for elevation are suited to entrance walls, facade sections, boundary walls, and balconies. Since outdoor surfaces experience rain, heat, and weather changes regularly, exterior suitability, water-exposure guidance, and the correct fixing system must all be confirmed before purchase.

For facade-focused projects or exposed wall applications, the dedicated brick facade tiles and exterior brick tiles categories help narrow down options by application type. These products should only be used where specifications clearly state outdoor suitability.

Materials Used in Brick Tiles

Material determines the tile body’s density, weight, surface behaviour, and suitable application range.

• Clay brick tiles provide an earthy appearance that sits closest to traditional brickwork.
• Ceramic brick tiles are commonly used for decorative wall applications, subject to individual product specifications.
• Vitrified brick tiles have a denser body and may suit selected wall or floor uses when the product rating confirms it.
• Concrete brick-look tiles can create a heavier, more architectural appearance suited to bold interiors.

Do not assume floor, wet-area, or outdoor suitability from the material name alone; always check the product specification.

Brick Tile Textures and Finishes

Brick texture tiles use finishes that change visual depth and light reflection across the surface.

• Matt finishes keep shine low and work well across most wall and floor applications.
• Rustic finishes emphasize uneven texture and a more traditional brick tile texture, giving the surface a handcrafted feel.
• Glossy finishes create clearer reflections and may suit selected decorative wall sections or backsplashes when the product is approved for that use.
• Sugar finishes add a fine-textured sparkle that suits accent walls and feature panels.

For floor or high-contact areas, always choose by stated application and performance information rather than finish name alone. 

Brick Tile Sizes

Brick tile size affects joint lines, pattern scale, and the ease of cutting during installation. Compact formats create a traditional brick-course appearance, while larger formats make the effect broader and more contemporary. The sizes below are reference dimensions used in the current category; actual dimensions and thickness can vary by design. 

Note: Check exact product dimensions before ordering, or use the MyTyles Tile Calculator to estimate quantity. 

Brick Tiles Price

Brick tiles price varies with material, size, finish, and design. On the current MyTyles category page, priced products range from about ₹50 to ₹220 per sq. ft., while some products show Request for Price. Product-level comparison is more reliable than going by one fixed category rate. 

Note: Prices are indicative and may vary by design, size, finish, quantity, stock, and seller updates. Check individual product pages for the latest pricing and availability. When budgeting, also factor in quantity, wastage, adhesive, grout, and installation costs alongside the tile price itself. 

Brick Tile Colours

Brick colour tiles determine whether a surface feels traditional, contemporary, or understated in the final space.

• Red and terracotta stay closest to the look of exposed brick and suit rustic or industrial interiors.
• Brown and beige create a warmer, earthier palette that works across a range of styles.
• Grey and silver suit industrial or modern interiors where a cooler tone is preferred.
• White, cream, and ivory make the pattern feel lighter and less dominant on the wall.

When comparing brick design tiles for wall or floor use, consider how natural and artificial light changes the shade through the day. Use stronger colour variation for a focal wall, and a more controlled shade for larger surfaces that need to coordinate with flooring, furniture, and lighting.

How to Choose the Right Brick Tiles

Start by identifying the exact surface: wall, backsplash, floor, balcony, or elevation. Compare material, finish, and brick tile size only among products approved for that application. Here’s a quick guide:

• Floors: Verify traffic suitability, tile thickness, and slip resistance before shortlisting any brick floor tile product.
• Exposed or outdoor walls: Confirm outdoor-use approval and fixing requirements for exterior brick tiles or brick facade tiles.
• Kitchens: Consider cleanability and how easily grout lines can be maintained around oil and steam.
• Large formats: These need a flat substrate, sufficient adhesive coverage, careful handling, and proper lippage control during installation.

Review the individual product page for dimensions, current price, and stock before placing any order.

Explore Brick Tiles Online at MyTyles

A brick tile can shift the mood of a room with just one wall. Find brick tiles across clay, ceramic, vitrified and concrete in various finishes, colours, and sizes to match different spaces at MyTyles. Browse the tile collection through the website, or you can also visit our experience centre to see the tiles in person. Product pages carry the latest details on dimensions, finish, price, and recommended use, helping you balance appearance with the technical requirements of the installation area.