Yes, Royal Blue tiles from the Artworks collection are an excellent choice for bathrooms, including wet areas such as showers, splashbacks, and around baths. These tiles are crafted from high-quality glazed ceramic, offering a non-porous surface that resists moisture and staining. Their durability and ease of maintenance make them ideal for humid environments. The rich, deep blue glaze also adds a sophisticated, spa-like atmosphere to bathroom interiors, helping to create a luxurious and relaxing space. The gloss finish reflects light beautifully, which can help smaller bathrooms feel more open and elegant. When installed with the correct adhesive and water-resistant grout, Royal Blue tiles perform exceptionally well in wet zones and are easy to keep clean with a soft cloth and a pH-neutral cleaner. What makes them particularly appealing is their ability to elevate traditional or contemporary bathrooms with bold colour, while still maintaining timeless appeal. You can use them floor-to-ceiling for dramatic effect, or just as a feature wall behind a freestanding bath or basin. At Hyperion Tiles, we often suggest pairing Royal Blue tiles with white sanitaryware and brass fixtures for a truly elegant contrast that suits both modern and period-style bathroom interiors.

Royal Blue wall tiles are a stunning and practical choice for kitchens, particularly for splashbacks behind cookers, sinks, or worktops. Their glazed ceramic surface is both durable and easy to wipe clean, which makes them ideal for high-use areas where water, steam, and cooking splashes are frequent. The vibrant glaze not only adds a strong visual statement but also helps reflect light, keeping the kitchen feeling open and fresh. When used behind a hob or sink, Royal Blue tiles can stand out as a focal point in both modern and classic kitchen designs. Their deep blue tone pairs beautifully with light or dark cabinetry, brushed metal fixtures, or natural wood accents. To achieve a refined and complete finish, many customers at Hyperion Tiles choose to frame the splashback area with matching trims or mouldings from the same Artworks collection. These accessories provide neat edges and a professional touch, especially in traditional kitchens. For more contemporary spaces, using Royal Blue tiles in brick or stacked layouts can help modernise the look while retaining the elegance of the colour. We always recommend proper adhesive and grout for high-moisture areas, but with the right installation, Royal Blue tiles will remain a striking and practical kitchen feature for years to come.

One of the key benefits of Royal Blue glazed ceramic wall tiles is that they do not require any sealing. Unlike natural stone tiles, which are porous and need regular treatment, glazed ceramic is already sealed during the manufacturing process. This means the tiles are ready to install and easy to maintain from day one. Their high-gloss surface repels water and resists most household stains, making them suitable for use in bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms, and other interior spaces. To keep the Royal Blue finish looking its best, we recommend using a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner for regular cleaning. Avoid using harsh chemicals, acidic solutions or abrasive pads, as these can dull the glaze over time. The rich blue surface will stay glossy and vibrant with simple, consistent care. At Hyperion Tiles, we advise our customers to wipe down tiles regularly, especially in kitchens where grease and food residue may build up. With basic upkeep, your Royal Blue tiles will retain their striking appearance for many years, offering a low-maintenance yet high-impact design solution. Their practicality makes them ideal for busy households that want style without added upkeep.

Yes, the Royal Blue collection from the Artworks range offers a wide selection of matching trims, mouldings, and accessory pieces designed to complement the field tiles. These include dado rails, rope and egg-and-dart mouldings, skirting tiles, and corner pieces—all glazed in the same deep blue tone to ensure a cohesive and elegant finish. These accessories are more than just decorative—they serve a practical function by neatly finishing tile edges, creating defined transitions, and allowing you to build refined architectural features into your wall layout. For example, if you’re tiling half a wall in a cloakroom or utility space, a matching dado rail can cap the design for a polished, traditional effect. Likewise, for a splashback or feature panel, corner trims and skirtings help create a framed appearance with no exposed tile edges. These mouldings are particularly useful in period properties or spaces where detailed craftsmanship is important. At Hyperion Tiles, we encourage customers to plan their accessory choices during the design stage so everything fits together smoothly at installation. With the full Royal Blue accessory set, your tiling project can achieve a bespoke, high-end finish that elevates even the simplest of layouts.

Royal Blue is a bold yet timeless shade that lends itself to a wide range of design schemes, from traditional and vintage-inspired interiors to more modern and minimalist spaces. In classic settings, Royal Blue tiles pair beautifully with white, cream, or off-white walls and sanitaryware, offering a crisp contrast that feels clean and elegant. Warm metals like brass, copper, or antique gold fittings complement the richness of the blue glaze and add warmth to the overall scheme. For more contemporary interiors, Royal Blue works well with matte black accents, cool grey cabinetry, or even dark wood furniture, creating a moody and sophisticated atmosphere. The tiles also stand out against patterned or marble-effect flooring, especially in bathrooms or utility rooms where layering textures is key. You can use Royal Blue as a focal feature—such as a statement splashback or tiled chimney breast—or carry it across full wall areas for a dramatic, cohesive look. At Hyperion Tiles, we often advise clients to consider lighting, too. Natural light will bring out the vibrancy of the glaze, while artificial lighting can create striking reflections on the tile’s glossy surface. Overall, it’s a colour that brings depth and elegance wherever it’s used.