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£180.23 (per box)
The Byzantine Seraph Sculpted tile is a patterned porcelain wall and floor tile with a softly raised surface.
The sculpted finish catches the light gently, making it ideal for simple family bathrooms, shower feature walls, and kitchen splashbacks.
Byzantine Seraph Sculpted tile at a glance
The Seraph sculpted tile brings a soft bit of texture to bathrooms, kitchens or small feature areas without looking busy..
| Material | Porcelain |
|---|---|
| Finish | Matt / satin sculpted surface |
| Use | Wall & Floors |
| Typical areas | Bathrooms, showers, kitchens, cloakrooms, feature walls |
| Style | Contemporary take on carved stone with a soft, neutral tone |
| Underfloor heating | Suitable on compatible substrates – follow installer guidance |
| Tile size | 59.6 x 119.4cm |
| Thickness | 0.85cm |
Where to use Byzantine Seraph Sculpted tiles
Bathrooms & showers
Seraph Sculpted is a great choice for bathroom and shower walls.
The raised surface works especially well behind a freestanding bath, in a walk-in shower, or behind a basin.
Always follow professional advice on waterproofing and use a smoother tile underfoot in wet areas where a sculpted finish may not be suitable.
Kitchens & splashbacks
In the kitchen, use Seraph Sculpted as a full-height splashback, on a hob wall, or to wrap around a small pantry area.
The neutral tone sits well with painted or timber cabinet doors, while the sculpted surface adds interest without competing with worktops or appliances.
Feature walls & small spaces
Because the tone is calm and the texture is gentle, Seraph Sculpted is perfect for compact areas where a strong pattern might feel too busy.
Think downstairs cloakrooms, chimney breasts, alcoves or the wall behind an inset electric fire.
The sculpted surface creates subtle light and shade as the light changes through the day.
Design ideas & styling tips
Grout choices for Seraph
- Near-match grout keeps the look soft and continuous, so the sculpted texture is the main focus rather than the grout lines.
- Slightly darker grout (one shade deeper) gently outlines the tile edges and emphasises the raised pattern without creating a heavy grid.
- Use a good quality, flexible grout suited to porcelain wall tiles and always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for mixing and cleaning.
Pairing Seraph with other tiles
- Combine with plain porcelain tiles in a similar tone on floors or other walls to keep the sculpted area as a quiet feature.
- For a spa feel, match Seraph with large-format stone-effect floor tiles and simple brass or black fixtures.
- In small cloakrooms, tile all four walls in Seraph Sculpted and keep the basin, loo, and fittings simple for a calm, cocooning space.
If you are planning a full room layout, our team can help with quantities, layout ideas, and how to combine Seraph Sculpted with other tiles from your project.
Installation & layout advice
Setting out & fixing
Sculpted tiles benefit from careful setting out so that the pattern sits neatly around corners, alcoves, and niches.
Ask your tiler to dry lay a small area first to check the running lines and any cut tiles.
Use a suitable flexible adhesive designed for porcelain wall tiles and follow the brand’s recommended trowel size and coverage.
Orientation & joints
Seraph Sculpted can usually be laid either portrait or landscape, depending on the look you want.
Vertical courses can make walls feel taller, while horizontal courses can visually widen a room.
Keep joints consistent and use spacers or a levelling system if your tiler prefers, especially where the sculpted surface might make small adjustments harder to see.
Always follow the official fixing and substrate preparation guidance from the tile manufacturer and your tiler, especially in wet areas such as showers.
Cleaning & care
As a porcelain tile, Byzantine Seraph Sculpted is straightforward to live with.
Day-to-day, simply wipe with a soft cloth or non-scratch sponge and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner.
Avoid harsh, abrasive pads or strong acidic cleaners that could dull the raised edges over time.
For more detailed advice, always follow the care guidance supplied by the tile manufacturer and your installer, especially for shower areas or where limescale is an issue.
FAQs about Byzantine Seraph Sculpted tiles
Yes – Seraph Sculpted can usually be used on shower walls when fixed over a suitable waterproof system and installed by a professional tiler.
Always check the latest guidance from the tile manufacturer for your specific project.
In most cases, porcelain wall tiles such as Byzantine Seraph Sculpted do not need sealing.
However, the grout and any natural stone used alongside them may require a suitable sealer.
Always follow the specific products and instructions recommended by your tiler and the tile manufacturer.
A near-match grout gives the softest look and lets the sculpted surface do the talking.
A grout one shade darker can gently outline the tile edges and show off the pattern a little more.
If you are unsure, you can test two small areas with different grout colours before committing to the full wall.
Yes – you can order a sample so you can see the Seraph colour and sculpted texture in your own home before you commit.
Get in touch with our team or visit our Medway showroom and we will be happy to help.
Ready to plan your Seraph Sculpted project?
If you would like help with quantities, layout ideas, or pairing Byzantine Seraph Sculpted with other tiles, our team is here to help.
We can talk you through options over the phone, by email, or in our Kent showroom.
| Price info | per box |
|---|---|
| Application | Wall & Floor |
| Tile size | 596 × 1194 mm |
| Area of use | Bathroom, Shower & Wet Room, Kitchen, Splashback, Feature Wall, Hallway |
| Colour | Multi-Colour |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Tile finish | Satin |
| Tile style | Modern |
| Tile type | Decorative |
| Suitability | Indoors |
| Tile size category | Large |
| Sold info | per box |
| Tiles per box | 2 |
| Tiles per m2 | 1.41 |
| m2 per box | 1.423 |
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