Yes, Windsor Blue tiles are an excellent choice for bathrooms, including shower areas, when installed correctly with the appropriate adhesive and waterproof grout. These tiles are made from glazed ceramic, which means they are non-porous, easy to clean, and resistant to water and humidity. The rich mid-blue glaze offers a timeless and calming colour that can work beautifully in both modern and traditional bathrooms. When used in shower enclosures or around baths, the high-gloss finish adds a level of visual brightness and luxury, helping to reflect light and make the room feel more open. It also pairs well with a variety of fittings, such as polished chrome, antique brass or matte black, depending on your desired aesthetic. While these tiles are suitable for use in wet areas, we recommend ensuring that surfaces are flat, stable and properly prepared, as with any bathroom installation. Attention to grout colour is also important — soft grey or tone-matching blue grout often works best to achieve a seamless look. At Hyperion Tiles, we regularly help customers plan bathroom layouts using Windsor Blue tiles and can offer advice on trims, layout patterns, and accessory tiles to help deliver a truly elegant finish.

Absolutely. Windsor Blue tiles are a practical and visually striking option for kitchen splashbacks and wall areas, including behind hobs, sinks and preparation zones. The high-gloss glazed ceramic surface is resistant to moisture, stains and splashes, making them ideal for busy kitchens where ease of cleaning is essential. A quick wipe with a soft cloth and mild detergent is all that’s needed to maintain their sheen. The richness of the Windsor Blue colour brings warmth and personality to kitchen designs, working particularly well with both light and dark cabinetry, wood finishes and metallic fittings. If you’re planning a splashback feature, these tiles can be used alone or framed using matching trims or half-tiles to create a clean, professional look. You can also experiment with layout designs such as stacked, brick-bond or panelled effects for added interest. Whether you’re designing a country kitchen or a contemporary open-plan space, Windsor Blue provides a timeless backdrop that won’t date quickly. At Hyperion Tiles, we often assist with layout ideas and offer practical advice on grout pairing, accessory use and quantity estimates to ensure your kitchen project is both beautiful and functional.

No sealing is required for Windsor Blue tiles, as they are manufactured from glazed ceramic, which means the surface is already sealed and resistant to moisture and staining. This makes them a low-maintenance choice for both kitchens and bathrooms. Cleaning is simple: we recommend using a soft cloth or sponge and a pH-neutral cleaning solution to preserve the shine of the high-gloss glaze. Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach-based products or abrasive scouring pads, as these can damage the glaze and dull the surface over time. In areas where tiles are exposed to frequent splashing, such as behind kitchen hobs or around bathroom basins, wiping them down regularly helps maintain their pristine finish. The glazed surface also resists dirt and soap marks well, which is especially helpful in busy households. One of the advantages of this type of tile is that it remains vibrant and reflective with minimal upkeep, making it ideal for customers looking for both visual impact and practicality. At Hyperion Tiles, we also offer advice on suitable grout types and colours to complement the glaze and help reduce visible staining or discolouration over time.

Yes, the Windsor Blue tile collection includes a full suite of matching accessories such as trims, mouldings, half-tiles, skirting tiles and corner pieces, all glazed in the same rich blue finish. This accessory system allows you to create a fully finished and cohesive wall design, whether you're tiling a small splashback or a full room. Matching trims are especially useful around windows, recesses, and edges where cut tile edges would otherwise be exposed. Decorative mouldings like rope or egg-and-dart profiles are available in the same colour and can be used to add architectural interest or to frame tiled areas, giving your installation a classic, detailed appearance. Skirting tiles can be used at the base of walls for a clean transition between tile and floor. These finishing touches are particularly valuable in period or traditional properties, but they also bring a bespoke edge to modern spaces. At Hyperion Tiles, we help customers calculate the quantities of trims and accessories they’ll need, and we can assist with planning the layout to ensure that the finished design looks seamless and professional from every angle.

Windsor Blue is a bold yet timeless colour that works beautifully in a wide range of interior styles. Its rich mid-blue tone adds warmth and sophistication to any space and can be styled to suit both traditional and contemporary aesthetics. In classic settings, pair these tiles with white or cream walls, antique brass fixtures and warm wood finishes for a heritage-inspired look. For a more modern feel, Windsor Blue looks striking when set against matte black accents, pale grey paint or marble-effect surfaces. It also works well with natural elements such as oak, walnut or rattan, which help to ground the boldness of the blue with texture and warmth. If you’re feeling more adventurous, Windsor Blue can be teamed with contrasting shades like terracotta, blush pink or deep green to create a layered, expressive palette. For minimalist spaces, keeping the scheme monochrome with soft greys and whites allows the blue to shine as a focal point. The high-gloss finish enhances the overall effect by reflecting light and adding depth. At Hyperion Tiles, we’re happy to provide samples and help you visualise how Windsor Blue can work with the colours and finishes already in your space.