Specialties
Custom ceramic tile murals and single accent tiles, made to order in Britain.
Your chosen design is printed onto ceramic or porcelain and kiln fired at 900C in our Somerset workshop, so the image is fired into the glaze rather than sitting on top of it. It cannot fade in sunlight, scratch off or wash away, which is what makes it suitable behind a hob, in a shower or outdoors. Choose a gloss or satin matt finish.
Murals are sized to your wall rather than sold as fixed panels, from a small splashback to a full feature wall, and every order is delivered with a numbered installation map so the tiles go up in the right order.
We can also print from your own photograph, painting or artwork.
History
Established in 2001.
The Tile Mural Store name dates back to 2001. It lapsed when the original UK owner stopped trading under it. I acquired the name in 2026 and relaunched it from my own workshop in Crewkerne, Somerset, where I have been manufacturing ceramic and porcelain tiles since 2011.
Every mural is made to order. The design is printed onto ceramic and kiln fired at 900C, so the image becomes part of the glaze rather than a coating on the surface. It will not fade in sunlight, lift in steam or wash off with cleaning, which matters behind a hob or in a shower. We also produce large format tiles.
Murals are made to any size rather than sold in fixed panels. Send us the wall measurements and we work out the tile layout, then deliver the finished mural with a numbered installation map so it goes up in the right order. We supply private customers, interior designers, architects and trade, in the UK and internationally.
Meet the Business Owner: Kamil K.
I make ceramic and porcelain tiles from a workshop in Crewkerne, Somerset, and have done since 2011. Tile Mural Store is the name I use for the mural side of the work. I came to ceramics from graphic design, so I look at a mural the way a designer does. The image comes first, then the tile layout, then where the grout lines fall across a face or a horizon. Every order is printed and kiln fired here at 900C, so the picture becomes part of the glaze rather than a coating on top of it. I like the awkward jobs: a wall that is not square, a customer's own photograph, a painting that needs reworking to fit the grid. If an image will not hold up at full size, I will tell you before you order rather than after.