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Victorian Green is a vibrant and deep colour, representing a stunning legacy from the Victorian era. This beautiful hue closely resembles Permanent Green found in an artist's paint palette.

At Hyperion Tiles, we take pride in using a traditional Victorian copper-based recipe to create this authentic shade. Our Victorian Green offers translucent glaze pools filled with dense colour and rich, lustrous reflections, delivering unmatched beauty for any space.

Please note that because of its genuine copper-based glaze, Victorian Green is not recommended for wet areas. However, we offer an excellent alternative, Edwardian Green, which is perfectly suitable for wet environments.

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Victorian Green Half Tile

Victorian Green Half Tile

From £2.68Unit price (£200.38  per  m2)
Victorian Green Plain Cornice

Victorian Green Plain Cornice

From £13.17
Victorian Green Hogarth Moulding

Victorian Green Hogarth Moulding

From £9.72
Victorian Green Egg & Dart Moulding8

Victorian Green Egg & Dart Moulding8

From £10.29
Victorian Green Large Brick

Victorian Green Large Brick

From £4.39Unit price (£225.41  per  m2)
Victorian Green Skirting Tile

Victorian Green Skirting Tile

From £12.36
Victorian Green Field Tile

Victorian Green Field Tile

From £3.34
Victorian Green Omega Moulding

Victorian Green Omega Moulding

From £5.70
Victorian Green Dentil Moulding

Victorian Green Dentil Moulding

From £9.72
Victorian Green Albert Moulding

Victorian Green Albert Moulding

From £6.95
Victorian Green External Corner Trim

Victorian Green External Corner Trim

From £7.77
Victorian Green Victoria Moulding

Victorian Green Victoria Moulding

From £10.29
Victorian Green Astragal Moulding

Victorian Green Astragal Moulding

From £6.95Unit price (£27.00  per  item)
Victorian Green Rope Moulding

Victorian Green Rope Moulding

From £7.77
Victorian Green Metro Bevelled Tile 75 x 75mm

Victorian Green Metro Bevelled Tile 75 x 75mm

From £6.56
Victorian Green Metro Bevelled Tile

Victorian Green Metro Bevelled Tile

From £3.01Unit price (£226.27  per  m2)
Victorian Green Scroll Moulding

Victorian Green Scroll Moulding

From £7.77
Victorian Green Sigma Moulding

Victorian Green Sigma Moulding

From £7.77

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Victorian Green tiles suitable for bathrooms, including shower areas?

Victorian Green wall tiles are a popular choice for bathrooms due to their rich, classic glaze and luxurious feel. However, they are best suited to dry or semi-wet areas rather than full shower enclosures or wet rooms. The deep copper-based glaze that gives the tile its distinctive tone is incredibly beautiful but can be sensitive when exposed to constant moisture or harsh cleaning products over time. That said, they work brilliantly when used as splashbacks behind basins, half-wall features, or as decorative panels in areas where they won’t receive direct water exposure every day. In traditional or period-style bathrooms, Victorian Green tiles look stunning when paired with white sanitaryware, freestanding baths and brass or bronze fixtures. If you’re seeking a dramatic, heritage-inspired finish without compromising practicality, these tiles offer the perfect balance of colour and style in suitable areas. For wet zones, you may wish to consider similar shades from the same collection that are explicitly rated for constant water exposure. Our team at Hyperion Tiles can always assist you in choosing the right tiles for each zone in your bathroom to ensure long-lasting performance and visual impact.

Can Victorian Green tiles be used in kitchens, particularly behind sinks and hobs?

Yes, Victorian Green tiles can be used very effectively in kitchens and are particularly striking when installed as splashbacks behind hobs, sinks or worktops. The deep green glaze introduces a sense of sophistication and heritage styling that suits both classic and contemporary kitchen designs. Although not recommended for areas subject to heavy and constant water exposure, they hold up well to typical kitchen conditions when installed correctly and maintained with care. The glossy surface is easy to wipe clean, making it a practical solution for behind a cooker or food prep area. However, we advise avoiding direct use behind very high-heat appliances unless properly installed with heat-resistant adhesive. In terms of styling, Victorian Green tiles pair beautifully with wood cabinetry, marble or quartz worktops, and warm metallic accents like brass or antique bronze. Using matching trims and mouldings from the same collection can help you create a truly refined splashback or framed feature wall that feels both timeless and professionally finished. At Hyperion Tiles, we often guide clients through layout and accessory planning so that their kitchen tilework doesn’t just look beautiful but functions beautifully too.

Do Victorian Green tiles require sealing or special maintenance?

Victorian Green tiles are made from glazed ceramic and do not require sealing. The glaze applied during manufacturing acts as a built-in protective layer, meaning the surface is non-porous and naturally resistant to stains and moisture. This makes them particularly easy to maintain in day-to-day use. To clean the tiles, we recommend using a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge and a pH-neutral cleaning solution. It’s best to avoid harsh or acidic cleaners and abrasive scrubbing pads, as these could dull the high-gloss finish or affect the vibrancy of the green glaze over time. Because the colour is rich and reflective, some smudges or fingerprints may be visible in well-lit areas, but these are easily removed with a quick wipe. For installations in kitchens or bathrooms, routine cleaning is typically all that’s needed to keep your tiles looking their best. Victorian Green is a long-lasting and durable finish when cared for properly. At Hyperion Tiles, we also recommend carefully planning your grout colour to complement the glaze and create a finish that’s both elegant and easy to maintain.

Are matching trims and mouldings available for Victorian Green tiles?

Yes, one of the greatest strengths of the Victorian Green collection is the wide variety of matching trims, mouldings and finishing accessories available. This allows you to create fully integrated, architecturally detailed wall schemes that feel bespoke and high-end. You’ll find options such as dado rails, rope trims, egg-and-dart mouldings, skirting tiles, and corner pieces—all finished in the same deep green glaze for consistency. These accessories are ideal for completing half-height wall installations, framing splashbacks, or edging tiled panels in a way that feels cohesive and intentional. Using trims helps to eliminate exposed cut edges and gives your design a finished look, whether you're working in a bathroom, kitchen, utility room or hallway. They’re especially popular in period-style properties where ornamental detailing is important, but they can also be used to bring subtle elegance to more modern settings. When you work with Hyperion Tiles, our team is on hand to help you choose the right trims for your space and calculate exactly how much you'll need, so that your installation is both practical and visually polished.

What colours and materials pair well with Victorian Green tiles?

Victorian Green is a deep, classic shade that lends itself to a wide range of interior styles and material pairings. Because the tone is rich and saturated, it pairs exceptionally well with warm metals like brass, antique gold or bronze, which help to bring out the warmth in the green glaze. Wood finishes—especially darker or medium tones—add depth and texture to the space, complementing the ceramic gloss while softening the overall scheme. White or off-white accents work beautifully as a crisp contrast and help keep the space feeling open and bright. If you want to introduce a little more contrast or boldness, you can pair Victorian Green with charcoal, navy, or even soft blush pink for a more contemporary twist. These tiles also work well with natural materials like marble, slate or travertine, particularly in traditional bathrooms or country kitchens. In terms of styling, the high-gloss finish makes a strong statement, so you may want to balance that with matt surfaces like painted cabinetry or natural flooring. At Hyperion Tiles, we’re happy to help you visualise how the tiles will look alongside your chosen finishes by providing samples and layout advice tailored to your design plans.

Artworks Victorian Green Wall Tiles Collection

A Rich Heritage Green with Distinctive Character

At Hyperion Tiles we are delighted to introduce the Artworks Victorian Green wall tile collection — a beautifully rich, deep green glaze that evokes the stately elegance of the late Victorian era. This tone draws on period ceramic traditions and delivers a refined yet distinctive backdrop for interiors that want character and depth. Whether you’re tiling a cloakroom, a kitchen splashback, a bathroom accent wall or a feature in a hallway, Victorian Green offers a colour that stands out without overwhelming the space. The tone is often described as “Permanent Green” from an artist’s palette and is achieved through a copper‑based glaze to produce that intense, translucent effect. Hyperion Tiles+2Tiles of Stow+2

Design Roots and Collection Overview

The Artworks collection from Original Style is deeply rooted in ceramic craftsmanship, moulding heritage, decorative trim work and classic format tile design. The Victorian Green range follows this principle with a glazed ceramic wall tile body, complemented by matching accessories such as mouldings, skirtings, cornices, half‑tiles and finishing trims. According to the manufacturer, the size of the field tile is 152 × 152 mm and approximately 7 mm thick. Tiles of Stow The accessory pieces are glazed in exactly the same tone, enabling you to execute a fully integrated tile scheme rather than simply a flat wall covering. The richness of the glaze and coordinated format appeals to both those restoring a period property as well as those working on a contemporary space with a vintage edge.

Formats, Sizes and Trim Options

Within the Victorian Green collection you’ll find the core field tile as mentioned, along with half‑tiles, large‑brick formats, and a wide variety of decorative mouldings—such as rope, egg‑and‑dart, scroll profiles, skirting tiles, external corner trims and more. For example the half‑tile in the same green is available and compatible for laying in offsets or panelled effects. Clay & Rock+1 These accessory pieces allow for framing, edges, changes in wall height, decorative borders or structured feature panels — all glazed in Victorian Green so the colour flows seamlessly from field to finisher. At Hyperion Tiles we advise planning these accessories early in your project so that layout transitions and edge details align and your installation appears considered and high‑quality rather than an afterthought.

Ideal Application Areas

Victorian Green wall tiles are especially well suited to settings where colour, depth and character matter. In bathrooms, the deep green glaze makes a strong statement behind white sanitaryware, brass fittings or natural stone flooring and can feel very luxurious. However, note that the glaze is copper‑based and some specification guides suggest that it is not recommended for wet areas such as shower zones or heavy continuous splash zones. Hyperion Tiles In kitchens the tile works well as a splashback or feature wall — particularly where the context allows for an accent rather than full exposure to heavy splashing. In halls, dining rooms or entrance areas the green tile brings a sense of tradition and solidity. Because it is designed for wall rather than floor use, the vertical surfaces benefit most from the richness of this tile. At Hyperion Tiles we support clients in defining whether a space is better suited to this finish or if a more water‑rated alternative (e.g., Edwardian Green) might be more appropriate for wet zones.

Styling and Material Pairing Ideas

Styling with Victorian Green allows you to build a layered palette around such a strong hue. Because the colour is deep and rich, it pairs beautifully with warm metallics like antique brass or aged bronze which bring warmth and reflect the depth of the glaze. Timber in medium to dark tones adds texture and anchors the green, giving the space a grounded feel. Crisp white or off‑white surfaces help the green appear lighter and maintain brightness in the room. For contrast or accent you can introduce charcoal, deep navy or even blush pink highlights. The high‑gloss glaze creates visual depth so you may want to balance it with matt or textured surfaces—for example a matt painted wall against a tiled panel or timber joinery to break up the shine. At Hyperion Tiles we suggest ordering a sample of Victorian Green to view in your actual room lighting and alongside your materials to ensure the tone sits harmoniously.

Installation and Practical Considerations

When working with the Victorian Green collection, a few practical details help ensure the best result. Because the glaze is deep and reflective, it’s wise to request a sample and view it under both natural daylight and evening lighting in your space. Planning your layout is key: selecting accessories such as mouldings, skirtings and corner trims in advance will help avoid awkward cut‑tiles or visible mismatches. These tiles are glazed ceramic and suited to wall use; however, if you expect them to be used in areas subject to heavy direct water or soap scum exposure you should check suitability or choose alternate tile grades. According to product notes, the copper‑based glaze used in this colour means the tile may not be recommended for wet zones. Clay & Rock+1 Regular cleaning is straightforward—simply a soft cloth or sponge with a mild, pH‑neutral cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads or harsh chemical cleaner, as the gloss surface may vulnerability to dulling. At Hyperion Tiles, we offer layout assistance, help with accessory calculations, provide samples and guide you through quantity planning (including waste allowance) to help your project flow smoothly.

Why Choose Victorian Green at Hyperion Tiles

At Hyperion Tiles we pride ourselves on offering tile collections that combine aesthetic integrity, design flexibility and high manufacturing quality. The Artworks Victorian Green collection delivers unique colour, matched accessory formats and design versatility for walls where character matters. Whether you are restoring a heritage property, revitalising a kitchen with vintage flair or creating a feature wall with serious impact, this collection gives you the tone, detail and quality you need. Our team is available to assist with sample orders, accessory specification, layout planning, calculation of waste allowance and supply of specialist trims to ensure the best possible outcome.

Summary

In summary, the Victorian Green wall‑tile collection from the Artworks range offers a deep, heritage‑inspired green tone with coordinated accessories, high‑gloss ceramic finish and outstanding suitability for walls where impact and detail matter. With its rich colour, format variety, matched trim options and suitability across kitchens, bathrooms (in appropriate areas) and feature walls, it stands out as a design‑led solution rather than simply another tile. Explore the full Victorian Green collection via Hyperion Tiles, order a sample to view in your space and talk to our team about how this tone can elevate your next interior project.

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