Johnson Tiles Prismatics gives you scope to build everything from a simple white tiled splashback to a colourful feature wall. The range uses small-format glazed ceramic wall tiles, with a wide palette that includes restrained neutrals and stronger accent colours. The current variants include gloss and satin finishes, so you can choose how much light the finished wall reflects.
Colourful glazed ceramic wall tiles in gloss and satin finishes
- Glazed ceramic tiles intended for internal walls
- Selectable tile formats include 100 x 100, 150 x 150, 200 x 100 and 200 x 200mm
- Numerous colours, including White, Duck Egg, Pistachio, Teal and Black
- Both gloss and satin variants appear in the current options
- Existing listing quotes 0.99m² pack coverage; check the selected variant before ordering
Choosing and using Johnson Tiles Prismatics
Select the tile size, colour and finish in the product options before comparing price or coverage. Gloss and satin can look notably different under bathroom lighting. When planning a splashback or shower wall, check grout joints, edge trims and substrate waterproofing, and allow a sensible margin for cuts and replacements.
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Planning a colour-led wall tile design
Prismatics is particularly useful where colour choice is the main design decision. A neutral field tile can keep a room bright, while a smaller area of Teal, Pistachio or another accent shade adds character without dominating the space. With the 100mm, 150mm and 200mm formats shown on this listing, tile scale will also influence the appearance of grout lines.
Check the exact selected size and finish before buying: a name such as White Gloss may appear in more than one format, and other colours may be offered in fewer options. Small-format tiles mean more joints to clean and maintain. In showers and other regularly wet areas, use an appropriate waterproofing background and a grout system specified for the installation.
Can I combine different Prismatics colours?
Yes, combinations can create borders, checkerboard patterns or feature areas. Check the actual dimensions, thickness and edge profile of the selected variants before planning a mixed layout.
Related products and useful resources
You can browse tiles and flooring while planning the work. You can also compare tile grout and adhesive while planning the work. You can browse bathroom wall tile buying guide while planning the work.
Frequently asked questions
Can Prismatics tiles be laid on floors?
This listing describes ceramic wall tiles. Choose tiles specifically rated for floor use for floors.
What's the difference between gloss and satin Prismatics?
Gloss reflects more light, while satin provides a softer sheen. Select the precise finish alongside your preferred colour.
What size Prismatics tiles are available?
The current options include 100 x 100, 150 x 150, 200 x 100 and 200 x 200mm. Not every finish or colour may be offered in every format.