Chanelle Nimbus Cloud 4x16 Glossy Ceramic Tile

The Chanelle Tile Collection is a curated masterpiece that blends vibrant colors with versatile designs, creating stunning surfaces for modern and classic interiors. Whether you’re designing a striking backsplash, a luxurious bathroom wall, or a feature area with personality, Chanelle tiles offer endless possibilities. With bold hues, sleek finishes, and diverse shapes, this collection is perfect for adding sophistication to any space.

Description

• Material: Ceramic, from the Chanelle collection (Nimbus Cloud color).
• Finish: Glossy (high sheen, reflective surface).
• Size(s) available:
    • Tile dimensions: 4″ × 16″ per piece.
• Thickness: ~ 7 mm (nominal; consistent with Chanelle’s 3×12 glossy tiles’ thickness).
• Application ideas: Walls: perfect for backsplashes, shower walls, accent walls where large tile format reduces grout lines and creates clean expanses. Vertical or horizontal subway layouts — lend themselves to stacked, offset, or linear bond styles for dramatic effect. Mixed with smaller tiles or trim pieces for feature borders or contrast in modern interior design
• Style: Glossy, soft gray, large subway, clean lines, luminous neutral, modern classic, upscale ambiance.

Key Features

• Larger size 4″ × 16″ helps reduce grout-line frequency, giving walls a more seamless, visually expansive look
• Gloss finish enhances reflectivity, making the Nimbus Cloud gray shade appear brighter and more polished
• The light gray “Nimbus Cloud” tone is versatile and works well with both warm and cool color palettes
• Matches with other Chanelle Nimbus Cloud pieces (subway, bullnose, picket, etc.), allowing for a full coordinated design across walls

Care & Maintenance

• Clean with mild, pH-neutral cleaners; avoid abrasive or acidic agents that may harm the glossy surface
• Wipe overspray and water spots promptly to keep gloss clean and reflective
• Use appropriate grout sealers and ensure installation is on a properly prepared wall substrate
• Use soft cloths or sponges rather than rough scrubbers to protect the glaze