Yes, the Artworks Ochre wall tiles are an excellent option for bathrooms, including wet areas such as shower walls, splash zones and around basins. These tiles are crafted from glazed ceramic, making them both water-resistant and easy to maintain, which is essential for spaces exposed to daily moisture. The warm, honey-toned glaze adds a cosy, inviting atmosphere to bathrooms, creating a spa-like aesthetic that pairs beautifully with brass fixtures, white sanitaryware or natural stone floors. Unlike matte finishes, the high-gloss glaze reflects light, helping to open up smaller bathrooms and adding visual depth to the space. Because the Ochre collection is part of the Artworks range, it also includes a full selection of trims, mouldings and skirting tiles, which allow you to achieve a traditional finish with extra detailing – ideal for half-height tiling or a fully framed splashback. Installation in bathrooms should always be done with moisture-resistant adhesive and grout to ensure the longevity of the tilework. At Hyperion Tiles, we regularly recommend Ochre to clients seeking a bolder alternative to grey or white, offering warmth and personality while still delivering practical performance in damp environments.

Absolutely — Ochre tiles make a fantastic choice for kitchen splashbacks and feature walls, bringing both practicality and style to one of the busiest rooms in the home. The rich caramel tone of the glaze introduces warmth and depth, helping to create a welcoming environment that’s full of character. Whether paired with dark timber units, cream cabinetry or bold painted finishes, the Ochre glaze stands out without overpowering the space. From a practical perspective, these tiles are made from glazed ceramic, meaning they resist splashes from cooking and washing up, and are easy to clean — just a soft cloth and mild cleaner will keep them looking fresh. The glossy surface also reflects light, helping to lift darker spaces, especially when positioned beneath cabinetry or open shelving. If you’re looking to create a framed splashback or wrap a feature around a cooker or sink area, the collection includes coordinating mouldings and trims, which allow for a detailed and finished look. At Hyperion Tiles, we often suggest Ochre to clients who want something distinctive and warming for their kitchen walls — a strong alternative to stark neutrals, offering timeless charm and a high-end finish.

No, one of the key advantages of the Artworks Ochre wall tiles is that they do not require sealing, making them an easy-care option for kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces. These tiles are glazed ceramic, which means they feature a high-gloss, non-porous surface that naturally resists water, stains and everyday grime. This makes them ideal for use in areas where cleanliness and durability are important, without the hassle of regular sealing or specialised maintenance. For day-to-day cleaning, a soft cloth or sponge and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner is all that’s needed to keep the tiles looking their best. Because of the glossy finish, you may notice smudges or water spots a little more than with a matt tile, but these can be wiped away effortlessly. It’s important to avoid abrasive pads or harsh chemical cleaners that could damage the surface over time. For installations in wet areas or kitchens, we recommend using a mould-resistant grout and quality wall tile adhesive to ensure a strong and lasting finish. At Hyperion Tiles, we love recommending Ochre to those who want beautiful, low-maintenance wall tiles that add warmth and personality without adding extra work.

Yes, the Artworks Ochre collection includes a wide variety of matching trims and mouldings, allowing you to achieve a perfectly finished and coordinated look. This is one of the features that sets the Artworks range apart — it’s not just about flat tiles, but about creating full architectural wall schemes with visual structure and traditional detailing. In the Ochre glaze, you’ll find items such as dado rails, cornices, rope mouldings, egg-and-dart trims, skirting tiles and external corner pieces, all glazed to match the field tiles. These components are especially useful in heritage-style or decorative interiors, where you want to create half-height tiling with a capping trim or framed feature panels. Skirting tiles help transition cleanly to the floor, while corner pieces allow for neat finishes around alcoves, niches or splashbacks. The accessory system also improves the durability of your installation by protecting vulnerable edges. At Hyperion Tiles, we always recommend planning your trims and mouldings early in the design stage, as this allows for better layout planning and avoids awkward cuts or last-minute adjustments. Whether you’re tiling a kitchen, bathroom or living space, these additions elevate your wall tiling to something truly bespoke.

Ochre is a wonderfully warm and versatile colour that works across a range of interior styles, from traditional to eclectic and modern rustic. Its golden caramel tone brings richness and depth to a room, acting as a soft alternative to terracotta or yellow, while being much more characterful than beige or plain neutrals. Ochre tiles work beautifully in period-style interiors, especially when combined with classic mouldings and traditional fittings in brass or bronze. They also sit well within mid-century or vintage-inspired rooms, especially alongside darker timbers, rich greens or warm neutrals. For a more contemporary take, you can pair Ochre tiles with matt black accents, cream cabinetry or concrete-effect surfaces to create a modern, high-contrast design that still feels warm and inviting. The glossy finish adds a reflective quality that pairs nicely with tactile, natural materials such as stone, wood and linen, helping to build a layered and inviting scheme. At Hyperion Tiles, we often recommend Ochre to clients who want their walls to feel warm and vibrant without being overpowering — a perfect tile colour for making a subtle statement and enriching a room with timeless colour.