Indonesia Ceramic Tiles Market Overview, 2031

In Indonesia, the market for ceramic tiles has been growing significantly. However, the nation's demand declined for a few years as a result of the slow expansion of real estate development. Few ceramic tiles are imported or exported from Indonesia; the majority is used locally. The main drivers of urbanization in Indonesia are population movement and city expansion. Investments are being made in smart cities, housing, power-related infrastructure, urban transportation, water supply, road networks, and other urban management strategies. The country's urbanization drives up demand for residential and commercial building, which propels the Indonesian ceramic tile market's explosive rise. Indonesia's urban population is growing at an absolute rate due to rising middle-class income levels and a stable democracy. Every year, a large number of Indonesians relocate to metropolitan areas, which is predicted to lead to the creation of new, larger cities. Indonesian ceramic tiles are well-known on the global market, particularly in ASEAN, and have benefits such as distinctive designs and natural raw materials that are bolstered by the digital printing idea to make high-quality ceramic tiles. Indonesia has enormous resources in the ceramic tile business, including plants and technology that can produce enough ceramic tiles to meet demand on a national and international scale. Because manufacturers are making ceramic tiles specifically for orders from overseas customers, the tiles feature distinctive designs.

According to the research report “Indonesia Ceramic Tiles Market Overview, 2031,” published by Bonafide Research, the Indonesia Ceramic Tiles Market is expected to grow at 8.22% CAGR from 2026 to 2031. The demand for building supplies, particularly ceramic tiles, is raising as a result of Indonesia's rapidly expanding economy and large-scale infrastructure development initiatives. Demand is also greatly increased by residential construction, which is fueled by urbanization and a growing middle class. Due to the strong home repair and improvement culture among Indonesians, there is a sizable market for updating floors with aesthetically beautiful and long-lasting materials like ceramic tiles. Materials that are easy to clean, stain and moisture resistant, and tolerate wear and tear are highly valued by Indonesian customers. Ceramic tiles are a popular option for counters, walls, and floors since they perform well in these areas. Ceramic tiles from Indonesia have been supplied to several nations, with Asia serving as the primary market. European markets have also expressed interest in purchasing these tiles. In an effort to repair Indonesia's current account deficit and preserve the value of the rupiah, the Indonesian government decided in September 2018 to increase import duties on ceramics as well as on a number of other products.

Based on by product type the market can be categorized by Porcelain, Glazed, scratch-free and others.

• Glazed ceramic tiles are widely used in residential housing projects across Jakarta, Bekasi, and Tangerang due to their glossy surface, ease of cleaning, and suitability for humid weather conditions where moisture resistance is essential.
• Porcelain tiles are increasingly adopted in premium developments such as high rise apartments in SCBD Sudirman area and commercial complexes in Surabaya because of their high density and ability to withstand heavy usage in busy environments.
• Scratch free ceramic tiles are gaining attention in hospitality and retail spaces including hotels in Bali such as those in Nusa Dua and Seminyak where maintaining surface appearance under high tourist traffic is important. Local manufacturers like PT Mulia Industrindo and PT Arwana Citramulia continuously introduce new textures and stone like finishes that appeal to Indonesian consumers seeking modern interior design solutions.
• Others category includes mosaic and decorative tiles used in traditional inspired homes in Yogyakarta and heritage style buildings in Bandung where cultural aesthetics influence material selection. Distribution through building material centers in Cikarang and large retail chains in Jakarta supports availability across regions.

Based on by application the market can be categorized by Floor Tile, Wall Tiles, and others Tiles.



• Floor tiles dominate usage in residential houses in Java and Sumatra where durability and heat resistance are necessary due to high temperatures and frequent rainfall. These tiles are preferred because they are easy to clean, resistant to moisture, and help maintain a cooler indoor environment in tropical climates. They also come in a wide range of designs, allowing homeowners to combine functionality with aesthetic appeal
• Wall tiles are commonly installed in bathrooms and kitchens in urban apartments in Jakarta where hygiene and water resistance are key considerations. In commercial settings such as Soekarno Hatta International Airport terminals ceramic wall and floor tiles are used for their durability and ease of maintenance under continuous passenger flow.
• Other applications include outdoor tiles used in residential terraces in Bali villas and landscaping projects in tourist resorts along Lombok coastline where aesthetic integration with natural surroundings is prioritized. Public infrastructure such as MRT Jakarta stations also integrates ceramic tiles for flooring and wall cladding to ensure long lasting performance under heavy commuter traffic.

Based on By End Users the market can be categorized by Residential and Non Residential.

• Residential usage is strong in housing developments across Greater Jakarta including Depok and Bogor where government supported affordable housing programs encourage the use of ceramic tiles for cost efficiency and durability. Home renovations in older neighborhoods of Surabaya and Medan also contribute to steady demand as homeowners upgrade interiors with modern tile designs.
• Commercial end use is significant in hospitality projects in Bali where resorts such as those in Uluwatu and Kuta rely heavily on ceramic tiles for luxury interiors and outdoor areas exposed to coastal conditions. Retail spaces in malls like Grand Indonesia and Tunjungan Plaza in Surabaya utilize tiles for flooring due to high foot traffic durability requirements. Healthcare facilities such as Siloam Hospitals group adopt ceramic tiles for hygienic and easy to maintain surfaces.

Based on By Construction type the market can be categorized by new construction and Renovation and Replacement.

• New construction is prominent in large scale residential projects in BSD City Tangerang and Kota Baru Parahyangan in West Java where modern housing clusters incorporate ceramic tiles as standard interior material. Infrastructure projects such as Jakarta MRT expansion and new airport developments in Yogyakarta International Airport area further boost demand for tiles in stations and terminals.
• Renovation and replacement activities are strong in older residential zones in Central Jakarta and heritage buildings in Semarang where property owners upgrade interiors to improve aesthetics and functionality. Hospitality renovations in Bali particularly in areas like Seminyak and Ubud involve replacing outdated flooring with modern porcelain and textured ceramic tiles to meet international tourism standards. Commercial renovation in shopping centers such as Mall Kelapa Gading also drives demand as retailers upgrade store interiors. Government building refurbishment programs across provincial capitals further support replacement activities ensuring improved durability and visual appeal of public facilities across Indonesia.


Considered in this report
• Historic Year: 2020
• Base year: 2025
• Estimated year: 2026
• Forecast year: 2031

Aspects covered in this report
• Ceramic Tiles Market with its value and forecast along with its segments
• Various drivers and challenges
• On-going trends and developments
• Top profiled companies
• Strategic recommendation

By Product Type
• Glazed Ceramic Tiles
• Porcelain Tiles
• Scratch-Free Ceramic Tiles
• Others

By Application
• Floor Tiles
• Wall Tiles
• Others

By End Use
• Residential
• Commercial

By Construction Type
• New Construction
• Renovation & Replacement