Yes, Jet Black wall tiles from the Artworks collection are an excellent choice for bathrooms, including wet areas such as splash zones, basin surrounds and shower walls. These tiles are made from high-quality glazed ceramic, which makes them highly resistant to moisture and easy to maintain. The deep black glaze adds a luxurious, dramatic tone to any bathroom, and works particularly well with contrasting finishes such as white sanitaryware, marble, brushed brass, or even natural timber. The gloss surface reflects light beautifully, preventing darker tones from making the room feel too enclosed — especially when paired with good lighting. Because Jet Black is part of the Artworks range, it includes matching trims, skirting and mouldings, allowing you to tile with a professional, integrated finish. This is especially helpful for half-height tile applications or period-style detailing. With the right waterproof grout and wall preparation, these tiles perform well in all standard domestic bathroom settings. At Hyperion Tiles, we frequently recommend Jet Black to clients who want a bold yet timeless design element in their bathrooms, offering both aesthetic impact and reliable, long-term durability in humid environments.

Absolutely — Jet Black tiles are ideal for kitchens, particularly as a splashback or as a feature wall. Their high-gloss glazed ceramic finish is not only visually striking but also incredibly practical. The surface is non-porous, which means it resists water, food splashes, steam and grease, all of which are common in kitchen environments. A quick wipe with a soft cloth and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner is usually all that’s needed to keep the tiles looking polished. From a design perspective, Jet Black provides a dramatic and elegant backdrop to kitchen cabinetry. It contrasts beautifully with both light and dark units — for example, it can create a sleek, modern look when paired with white gloss cupboards or offer a more classic and opulent appearance alongside navy or deep green shaker-style units. The gloss finish also reflects ambient and task lighting, helping to keep the space feeling dynamic and well-lit. The availability of trims and decorative pieces means you can neatly finish edges and corners, giving the splashback a framed or panelled effect. At Hyperion Tiles, we often recommend Jet Black to clients seeking a bold, stylish statement in their kitchen without sacrificing function or longevity.

No, Jet Black tiles from the Artworks collection do not require sealing. They are glazed ceramic wall tiles with a durable, non-porous surface that is designed to be low-maintenance and easy to care for. This makes them ideal for areas like kitchens and bathrooms, where surfaces need to be both hygienic and easy to clean. The high-gloss glaze acts as a protective barrier against stains, moisture and daily wear, so you won’t need to apply any additional treatments after installation. For regular maintenance, we recommend using a soft cloth or sponge and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner to remove smudges, fingerprints or water spots. Because the tiles are black and highly reflective, they may show marks slightly more than lighter colours, but they’re just as easy to clean. Avoid harsh scouring pads or strong acidic products, which could damage the glaze over time. When installed with a good quality grout — ideally mould-resistant in wet areas — these tiles are designed to retain their bold colour and gloss finish for many years. At Hyperion Tiles, we highlight Jet Black tiles as a great choice for those wanting a luxurious, impactful design with minimal fuss when it comes to upkeep.

Jet Black tiles are highly adaptable and work across a broad spectrum of interior styles — from traditional and heritage-inspired rooms to ultra-modern, minimalist spaces. Their deep black colour and high-gloss finish add a strong design element that pairs particularly well with monochrome schemes, luxurious finishes and rich materials. In traditional or period-style bathrooms, Jet Black tiles can be combined with mouldings, dado rails and skirting to replicate classical panelling, especially when used alongside white tiles, brass fixtures or patterned flooring. In more contemporary spaces, Jet Black offers a sleek and refined look that stands out against white, grey, or timber cabinetry, and works exceptionally well with marble, glass and matte black accents. For Art Deco-inspired rooms, this tile brings glamour and boldness, especially when paired with geometric layouts and gold-toned fittings. In industrial-style settings, it complements raw materials like concrete, steel and reclaimed wood. The Jet Black glaze offers just enough reflectivity to bring light and interest to a space without overpowering it. At Hyperion Tiles, we often guide clients in incorporating Jet Black into both bold statement walls and more understated schemes where subtle contrast and texture are key.

Yes, one of the defining advantages of the Artworks Jet Black collection is the full range of matching trims, mouldings and accessories. These include dado rails, skirting tiles, external corners and decorative profiles such as rope or egg-and-dart designs — all finished in the same rich black glaze as the field tiles. These pieces are ideal for adding architectural definition to tiled walls and ensuring your installation has a clean, polished appearance. They’re especially useful when tiling part of a wall — for example, creating a half-height tiled wainscot in a bathroom or framing a kitchen splashback — as they help cap edges, define boundaries and transition neatly between surfaces. Skirting tiles provide a smooth finish at the junction with the floor, while corner trims are perfect for recesses, niches and around windows or alcoves. Matching accessories make it easier to execute complex layouts with consistency and confidence, and they elevate the entire design by giving it a more intentional and finished feel. At Hyperion Tiles, we always recommend incorporating these trims early in the planning process so you can create a balanced and well-proportioned tile scheme from the outset.