Kitchens · Greater Los Angeles

Kitchen backsplash tile & stone in Los Angeles

The backsplash is the most-seen surface in your kitchen. We supply the glass tile blends, natural stone, and large-format surfaces that make it the best one — at wholesale pricing, delivered to your job site.

Kitchen with a full-height natural stone backsplash

A kitchen backsplash does two jobs at once: it protects the wall behind your cooktop and sink from grease, water, and splatter, and it sets the tone for the whole room. Get the material right and it wipes clean for decades while pulling your counters, cabinets, and flooring together. Lux Tiles & Stones supplies that material to homeowners, designers, and builders across Greater Los Angeles — from a single feature strip to a full kitchen remodel — with the wholesale pricing and job-site delivery that make a premium look affordable.

We're a supplier, not a walk-in-only showroom. That means you get builder pricing on the same glass, porcelain, and natural stone the designers use, and we bring it to your site so you or your installer aren't driving across the city for another two boxes. Whether you already have a tile in mind or you're starting from a countertop sample and a Pinterest board, we'll help you land on something that looks right and lives well.

What we supply for kitchens

  • Glass tile blends & mosaics
  • Natural stone (marble, quartzite, travertine)
  • Porcelain & ceramic subway and field tile
  • Large-format surfaces for counters & walls
  • Full-height & slab backsplashes
  • Trim, edges, and matching accents
  • Grout & setting-material guidance
  • Delivery to your job site

Choosing the right kitchen material

The right choice comes down to three things: how it looks, how much upkeep you want, and your budget. Here's how the popular options actually behave behind a working stove.

Glass tileReflects light and adds depth — great for brightening darker kitchens. Non-porous, so it resists stains and wipes clean. Our specialty: custom blends.
Porcelain & ceramicThe low-maintenance workhorse. Durable, water-resistant, and the most budget-friendly, from classic subway to large panels.
Natural stoneMarble, quartzite, and travertine bring unmatched character. Porous, so it wants sealing and a little more care — worth it for a statement.
Large-formatFewer grout lines mean a cleaner, more modern look and less to scrub. Ideal for slab backsplashes that run counter-to-cabinet.

Not sure which way to go? Bring photos or samples of your counters and cabinets and we'll pull coordinating options. Matching undertones and finish — warm vs. cool, matte vs. polished — is the step that separates a backsplash that looks designed from one that looks close-but-off.

How ordering works

Tell us about the kitchen. Send rough measurements or a sketch, plus photos of your counters, cabinets, and flooring. We quote and confirm quantities. You get wholesale pricing and a material count with the right overage built in (about 10–15% for cuts and future repairs). We deliver. Your order arrives at the job site, so it's there when your installer is — usually the same week. We'll answer questions on grout color and setting materials, and we're happy to coordinate with your contractor.


Kitchen tile FAQ

What tile is best for a kitchen backsplash?
For most kitchens, glazed ceramic, porcelain, and glass tile are the easiest to live with: they resist stains and moisture and wipe clean behind a cooktop. Glass tile blends add depth and reflect light, which suits darker LA kitchens. Natural stone — marble, quartzite, travertine — is beautiful but porous, so it should be sealed and is best kept away from constant grease if you want it low-maintenance. We help you weigh look, upkeep, and budget for your specific kitchen.
Do you supply the tile and deliver it to my job site?
Yes. We are a supplier, not just a showroom: we quote wholesale and builder pricing and deliver to your job site anywhere in Greater Los Angeles, so you or your installer aren't hauling boxes across the city.
How much tile should I order for my kitchen?
Measure the backsplash area in square feet, then add roughly 10–15% for cuts, breakage, and future repairs (more for mosaics, diagonal layouts, or patterned tile). Send us your measurements or a rough sketch and we'll confirm quantities so you order once and don't run short mid-job.
Can you match tile to my countertops and cabinets?
Yes. Bring photos or samples of your counters, cabinets, and flooring and we'll pull tile and stone options that coordinate in tone, finish, and scale. Matching undertones is the step most DIY backsplashes get wrong, so it's worth doing before you order.

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