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The Colour of Weathered Stone: Artworks Palladian Beige Field Tile 152 x 152mm

A warm stone-beige 152 x 152mm gloss ceramic square in the traditional Victorian wall format — the Artworks Palladian Beige Field Tile, from Hyperion Tiles, your official Original Style stockist.

Palladian Beige steps out of the white family altogether. It is a soft, warm stone tone — the colour of weathered Bath stone or limewashed plaster — and it gives a room a depth that no off-white can. Against oak, brass, terracotta and deep greens it looks entirely at home, and in a north-facing space it warms the light rather than exposing it.

The 152 x 152mm square is the most versatile piece in the range. Stack it straight for a calm, architectural wall, brick-bond it for a softer domestic rhythm, or set it on the diagonal for a period scheme. It coordinates precisely with every Artworks Palladian Beige moulding, skirting and cornice.

Specifications

Product Name: Artworks Palladian Beige Field Tile

Brand: Original Style

Collection: Artworks

Material: Glazed Ceramic

Finish: Gloss

Colour: Palladian Beige

Tile Size: 152 x 152mm (15.2 x 15.2cm), 7mm thick

Edge Finish: Straight

Suitability: Internal Walls — wet and dry areas

Frostproof: No — internal use only

Sealing: Not required

Sold By: The Box — 22 tiles per box, covering 0.511m² (43 tiles per m²)

Box Weight: 6.38kg

Installation & care

Installation & care

  • Adhesive & Grout: Fix with a white flexible tile adhesive and grout in a warm sand or putty tone. A brilliant white grout will cut across a beige wall as a bright grid and undo the warmth of the glaze.
  • Layout: Allow a 2-3mm joint and set out from the centre of the wall so cuts fall evenly at each end. Order around 10% extra for cuts and breakages.
  • Cleaning: The gloss glaze is non-porous and needs no sealing. Wipe with warm water and a mild detergent; avoid abrasive pads and acidic limescale removers, which will dull the surface over time.
Samples

Tone, glaze and veining all read differently in your own light. Cut samples are free — sample postage is £4.99 (£8 for Original Style) and we refund it on tile orders over £50 with the code we email you. Our family-run team is happy to check quantities and finishes with you on 01344 620211.

Delivery

In-stock orders are dispatched within 3–5 working days, with express options available. Special-order and made-to-order ranges carry their own lead time, shown on the product page and confirmed when you order. Pallet, slab, large-format and bathware orders travel on a specialist off-load service — we confirm the timescale and book a date that suits you before dispatch.

Delivery is calculated at checkout from your order and postcode (we do not offer showroom collection) and UK delivery is free on orders over £1,000 on most ranges. For pallet deliveries please tell us about access issues in advance — low trees or bridges, narrow roads or gateways, gravel drives, or no turning or unloading space — as a re-delivery charge may apply if we cannot complete delivery.

When your order arrives

Please check your delivery as soon as it arrives. Once goods are unloaded they become the responsibility of the receiver, so if anything isn’t right, contact us within three working days and we’ll put it right quickly.

Returns

Unused, complete orders can be returned within 14 days of delivery; as tiles are picked and packed to your quantity, a restocking fee of 20–30% applies depending on the range. Special-order items are non-returnable unless damaged on delivery or faulty. Ordering a free sample first is the simplest way to avoid a return.

Product Frequently Asked Questions

How many Palladian Beige Field Tiles do I need for my wall?

Each box holds 22 tiles and covers 0.511m², working out at 43 tiles per square metre. Measure the height and width of each wall, multiply for the area, add roughly 10% for cuts, then divide by 0.511 to give the number of boxes.

Can a 152 x 152mm field tile be laid in something other than a straight grid?

Yes. A square field tile is most often stacked straight for a calm, architectural wall, but it also works brick-bonded with a half-tile offset, or turned through 45 degrees for a diamond layout that suits period bathrooms and hallways particularly well.

How does Palladian Beige compare with the Artworks whites?

It is a step warmer and deeper than any of them. Brilliant White is a clean, almost optical white; Ivory a cool cream; County White the classic warm Victorian cream; Vintage White the most obviously aged. Palladian Beige leaves the white family altogether — a soft, warm stone tone that reads as weathered Bath stone or limewashed plaster rather than as an off-white. It flatters oak, brass, terracotta and deep greens, and gives a room more visual warmth than a white ever will. Order samples if you are choosing between it and a cream.

Which Artworks pieces are available in Palladian Beige?

Palladian Beige is a fifteen-piece range: the 152 x 152mm field tile and 152 x 76mm half tile, a skirting tile, a plain cornice, an external corner trim, and the Victoria, Albert, Hogarth, Dentil, Egg & Dart, Rope, Scroll, Astragal, Sigma and Omega mouldings. The metro bevelled, large brick, rectangle, rounded-edge and wrapping pieces offered in some other Artworks colours are not made in Palladian Beige. If your scheme needs one of those, call us and we will help you work round it.

Can Artworks Brilliant White tiles be used in a shower or wet room?

Yes. Artworks is specified for both wet and dry wall areas, so it is at home in a shower enclosure, a wet room or around a bath. The background must be sound, dry and properly tanked, and a flexible waterproof adhesive and grout should be used throughout the wet zone.

Are Artworks tiles suitable for floors?

No. Artworks is a glazed ceramic wall tile, specified for internal walls only. If you would like a floor to sit alongside it, our team can suggest a porcelain or encaustic-effect tile that complements Palladian Beige and carries the wear rating a floor requires.

How much extra should I order for cuts and wastage?

As a guide, add around 10% to your measured area for cuts and breakages, and nearer 15% for a herringbone, diagonal or brick-bond layout. It is also worth keeping a few spare tiles from the same batch in case a repair is ever needed.

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