Kit kat tiles (also called finger tiles) are slim linear pieces set on mesh sheets, and they've become one of the most specified formats in Australian bathrooms for a reason. They bring texture and rhythm to a wall without pattern, colour or a large budget!
The thing most people don't consider until it's too late is direction. Laid vertically, kit kat draws the eye upward and makes a ceiling feel higher — useful in a standard-height bathroom or a small powder room. Laid horizontally, it stretches a wall sideways and makes a narrow space feel wider. Same tile, entirely different room. Decide before you order, because it changes the quantity you need.
Our Vintage Stack range covers the glazed end in gloss Sage, Sea, Emerald, Forest, Spring, Grey and Pink — colour-led and unmistakably contemporary. Viola Stack brings the format into honed natural stone, which is a very different proposition: quieter, more expensive, and considerably more at home in a restrained scheme.
If you're after finger-format stone with a fluted profile rather than a flat one, our Mini Flute and Concave Flute ranges sit alongside these.
Kit kat means a lot of grout lines in a small area, so grout colour matters more than usual. Matching grout lets the wall read as a single textured surface; contrasting grout turns every finger into a line. Decide at sample stage, not on install day.
Best on splashbacks, vanity walls, shower niches and bar fronts!
