Artworks Gold Collection

Yes, Artworks Gold wall tiles are a striking and practical option for bathrooms, particularly when you’re looking to create a luxurious and statement-making space. Their glazed ceramic surface is water-resistant and easy to maintain, making them suitable for use on walls in bathrooms, including splash zones and areas near baths or basins. However, due to their metallic glaze, we recommend avoiding constant, direct water contact, such as inside a walk-in shower. These tiles are best used in areas where they won’t be continuously exposed to moisture, such as above sinks, around mirrors or as decorative panelling. The reflective finish of the Gold tile can dramatically enhance the lighting in a bathroom, giving the space a warm glow and an elegant, high-end look. Gold pairs exceptionally well with classic white sanitaryware, warm-toned woods, marble, and brushed brass or antique bronze fittings. For an even more refined look, consider using the matching trims and mouldings to add architectural detail, such as framing a splashback or creating a tiled dado. At Hyperion Tiles, we often recommend the Artworks Gold collection to clients who want to add depth, warmth and a real sense of glamour to their bathroom designs without compromising on quality or practicality.

Absolutely, Artworks Gold tiles are particularly well suited to kitchen splashbacks where you want to introduce a bold, luxurious element into the room. The glazed ceramic surface is highly resistant to moisture, food splashes and cooking residue, which means it performs exceptionally well behind hobs and sinks — areas that typically see more wear. The metallic gold glaze offers not just function but flair; it reflects light, adds visual texture and brings a sense of elegance to the heart of the home. This makes it ideal for kitchens that lean into rich, warm tones or seek to elevate neutral cabinetry with a hint of opulence. Gold works beautifully with darker kitchen cabinets like navy, black or deep green, and also complements materials such as quartz, marble or butcher-block worktops. Using trims from the same collection helps give the splashback a clean edge and a professional, built-in look. These details allow you to create a cohesive and refined finish, which is especially useful when tiling up to open shelving, windows, or extractor hoods. At Hyperion Tiles, we often guide customers in incorporating Gold tiles as an accent to enhance both traditional and contemporary kitchens with equal success.

Artworks Gold tiles do not require sealing, as they are glazed ceramic wall tiles with a non-porous surface. This makes them incredibly easy to care for and ideal for decorative applications in both kitchens and bathrooms. The gold metallic glaze provides a protective barrier against moisture, stains, and dirt, so there is no need for additional treatments after installation. For regular cleaning, we recommend using a soft cloth or sponge with a gentle pH-neutral cleaner to maintain the finish and avoid streaks. It's important to steer clear of abrasive cleaning products, scouring pads, or harsh chemical solutions, as these could damage or dull the metallic surface over time. The tiles will retain their reflective finish if cared for properly and won’t lose their colour or vibrancy under normal domestic conditions. Because of their reflective nature, fingerprints and smudges may be more visible than on matte surfaces, so wiping them down occasionally will help keep them looking pristine. At Hyperion Tiles, we advise all our clients to consider lighting, cleaning routines and tile placement when choosing metallic finishes, and we’re always on hand to provide advice to ensure you get the best performance and longevity from your Artworks Gold tiles.

Yes, one of the most appealing aspects of the Artworks Gold collection is the inclusion of matching trims and mouldings that allow for a seamless and beautifully detailed finish. These decorative accessories are glazed in the same lustrous gold tone as the field tiles, ensuring consistency across the full design. Mouldings such as dado rails, corner pieces, and skirting tiles help to define tiled areas and add a more architectural, considered look to your wall surfaces. This is particularly useful in spaces where you’re not just tiling flat expanses but also want to frame splashbacks, create panelling effects, or elegantly cap half-height wall installations. For example, in bathrooms, you might use the mouldings to create a traditional half-wall tile scheme, while in kitchens, they can help neatly finish a splashback under open shelves or above worktops. These finishing touches elevate the overall design and can turn a simple tiled surface into something that feels bespoke and thoughtfully crafted. At Hyperion Tiles, we’re always happy to help you calculate the required trims and plan how best to incorporate them into your layout to ensure a clean, cohesive and professional result with your Gold tile installation.

Gold wall tiles are incredibly versatile as decorative features and can be used in a variety of rooms throughout the home to create a sense of luxury, warmth and drama. While they are particularly popular in bathrooms and kitchens, where they are often used for splashbacks, feature walls and vanity surrounds, they also work beautifully in other spaces. For example, a tiled chimney breast or alcove in a living room, a bold entrance wall in a hallway, or a decorative panel behind a headboard in a bedroom can all be elevated using Gold tiles. Because of their reflective finish, these tiles interact well with both natural and artificial lighting, bringing depth and brightness into the space. They are ideal for smaller areas where you want to make a statement without overwhelming the room, and they work especially well when paired with neutral walls and complementary materials like marble, wood, or brushed metal. As wall-only tiles, they are not suitable for floor use but are perfect for vertical applications that benefit from colour, sheen and detail. At Hyperion Tiles, we often help clients use Gold tiles to add focal points or accent areas in their home, offering both design guidance and layout planning for maximum effect.