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Belgravia Burgundy channels the rich, wine-dark hues loved in Victorian and art deco interiors. Deep, glossy and full of character, this claret tone brings warmth and drama to walls, echoing the opulence of grand period bathrooms while sitting comfortably in a modern scheme.
The archetypal Belgravia field tile, Burgundy Gloss coordinates with the full range of dado, pencil and skirting pieces, allowing you to build a complete, layered wall scheme. Lay it straight for a bold, saturated wall of colour, or introduce it as a lower band capped with a Bright White or Vintage White dado for a classic two-tone Victorian look. Its deep glaze pairs beautifully with brushed brass fittings, dark timber and warm marble.
Suitability
Belgravia wall tiles are not suitable for steam rooms, saunas, work surfaces, floors or external use. They are suitable for interior walls only. Most are suitable for walls in wet rooms and showers, with the following exception: Tiles that have a copper based glaze are suitable for dry walls only, and should not be used in wet areas such as showers, or areas with high moisture. These tiles are prone to discolouration by very mild acids and alkalines often found in the home, to avoid discolouration these tiles should be cleaned with pH neutral cleaning agents.
Crazing
Highly glazed ceramic tiles may craze with time, and no guarantee can be given against this occurrence. If crazing occurs the tiles should be sealed.
Cleaning and Maintenance
We do not recommend the use of acid based cleaning products or steam cleaning as this may cause some tiles to react and change in character. We only recommend a pH neutral cleaners.
Yes, we ship both parcels and palletised goods from our UK warehouse to customers in Northern Ireland.
For parcels, no EORI or XI EORI number is required, and deliveries proceed as standard without additional customs documentation.
For palletised goods, customs requirements differ depending on the intended use:
To obtain an XI EORI number, you must first apply for a GB EORI number and then convert it to an XI EORI via the UK Government portal: https://www.gov.uk/eori/apply-for-eori.
We must receive your XI EORI number before we can dispatch palletised orders intended for retail use in Northern Ireland.
