Tiles and ceramics set the foundation of any interior — the floors, walls and surfaces everything else sits upon. Along MG Road, the Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road corridor that runs from South Delhi toward Gurugram brings together tile dealers, ceramic studios and surface specialists serving homes and projects across Delhi NCR.
Here is how to navigate tile and ceramic shopping on MG Road, New Delhi.
A note on geography: MG Road (Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road) begins in South Delhi around Mehrauli, Sultanpur and Ghitorni and continues into Gurugram — tile and ceramic showrooms are found along both ends of this corridor.
The Mehrauli & Sultanpur-Ghitorni end
At the Delhi end of MG Road, the design market around Mehrauli, Sultanpur and Ghitorni carries tiles, natural stone and flooring alongside its furniture and furnishing showrooms. Tile and stone dealers here (including outlets near Andheria Mod, Mehrauli) supply ceramic, vitrified and stone options for both residential and commercial work.
Because this stretch also holds furniture, lighting and furnishing stores, it is a practical place to coordinate surfaces with the rest of a scheme.
Nitco Tiles Studio
Nitco, one of India’s established tile brands, operates a Tiles Studio on MG Road showcasing ceramic, vitrified and glazed tiles across a wide range of formats and finishes.
Brand studios like this are useful for seeing full ranges, large-format options and current collections in a controlled display setting.
Leading tile & ceramic brands along the corridor
The five most widely available Indian tile brands across the MG Road corridor and Delhi NCR are Kajaria, Somany, Nitco, Orientbell and H&R Johnson. Between them they cover ceramic, vitrified, glazed vitrified, wood-look, marble-look and large-format tiles, plus allied sanitaryware.
Many of these brands run dedicated studios and authorised dealers along and around MG Road, so it is worth checking each brand’s current showroom before you plan your visits.
Toward the Gurugram end
As MG Road continues into Gurugram, the density of tile, ceramic and sanitaryware showrooms increases, including luxury surface studios. If your project calls for imported porcelain, designer sanitaryware or a wider luxury selection, it is worth extending your search along the corridor into Gurugram.
Planning your route along MG Road — from the Mehrauli-Sultanpur end toward Gurugram — lets you cover both value and luxury options efficiently.
How to choose tiles and ceramics
Match the tile to the application: slip rating and hardness matter for floors and wet areas, while walls allow more decorative freedom. Always view large-format tiles as full pieces and check batch and shade consistency before ordering.
Confirm quantities with wastage, verify lead times on imported or made-to-order ranges, and ask about laying, grout and finish recommendations for a durable result.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy tiles and ceramics on MG Road, Delhi?
Tile and ceramic dealers are found along the Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road (MG Road) corridor, from the Mehrauli, Sultanpur and Ghitorni areas of South Delhi through to Gurugram.
Which tile brands are available on MG Road and in Delhi NCR?
The most widely available tile brands along the corridor and across Delhi NCR are Kajaria, Somany, Nitco, Orientbell and H&R Johnson, covering ceramic, vitrified and designer tiles.
Is MG Road in Delhi or Gurgaon for tile shopping?
MG Road (Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road) spans both: it begins in South Delhi around Mehrauli and Sultanpur and continues into Gurugram, with tile showrooms along the whole corridor.
Can I get luxury and imported tiles near MG Road?
Yes. Luxury tile, ceramic and sanitaryware studios are found along the corridor, with a greater concentration toward the Gurugram end.
