Description
A glossy yellow ceramic accent tile in a plain 8x8 square. There is no design recorded and no shading, so the colour arrives flat and undiluted. Fourteen pieces make a box and cover 6.22 square feet.
How yellow behaves
Yellow is the most reflective colour on a wall, which means it throws light back into a room and lifts whatever sits near it. Gloss increases that. The flip side is that yellow shows any unevenness in the substrate more readily than a mid tone would, so preparation counts. The body is 3/8 inch. Ceramic tiles at this scale give the colour in blocks rather than as a mosaic effect. Strong colours also depend on how much of them there is: a full wall of yellow behaves quite differently from a band of it above a basin.
- Bounces light A yellow gloss puts light back into a room rather than absorbing it.
- Flat colour No shading or graduation, so the tone is consistent across every piece.
Shower walls
Shower walls carries the rating and bathroom is the room. Waterproofing goes behind. Twelve boxes take care of 60 square feet with the usual margin. Because the pieces are large, they want a level bed underneath, and because the colour is bright, the grout choice will either sharpen the grid or let it disappear. Buying the whole quantity at once matters here too, since production runs of a saturated glaze can differ enough to notice.
- Twelve boxes 6.22 square feet a box, waste counted, for 60 square feet.
- Grout decides A matching grout hides the grid, a contrasting one draws it.
Why we chose it
- Light gain Few colours brighten a small room the way a yellow gloss does.
- Simple layout A plain square needs no alignment beyond the grid itself.
- No sealer Glazed ceramic handles water without any treatment.
Care
A household tile cleaner and a cloth will do. Bright gloss shows smears, so drying after washing keeps it looking clean rather than streaked.
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