Castle Series Tile 200x200mm: 19 Codes & Small-Wall Layouts
A 200mm square gives a backsplash a regular grid, but the edge beside a cabinet can matter more than the middle. A narrow cut, a socket, or an exposed corner can interrupt that grid. Draw those boundaries before choosing between an aligned layout and an offset one.
The Castle Series tile 200x200mm, MD22C00, is a ceramic interpretation of old stonework. The product page describes this particular code as deep charcoal, not beige. That distinction matters when comparing the same code ending in another Castle size, where the published color description may be different.
What Is the Castle Series?
Castle Series takes its design direction from old castle stonework, interpreted as ceramic tile rather than quarried stone. If you are looking for a European stone tile aesthetic, that distinction matters: the visual reference describes the look, not the material composition or a European manufacturing origin.
The page specifies an all-ceramic white body and 11mm thickness. Those details help identify the product, but the surface color and the exposed body are different questions. Ask to see a cut edge before deciding whether to leave a side visible or use a separate trim.
The stone-effect face works as a contrast to flat cabinet doors or a plain painted wall. That is an appearance choice, not evidence of a particular hand-forming process. If you want irregular edges as part of the design, ask for a close view of the actual pieces rather than inferring them from the series name.
For a small panel, sketch complete squares first and then check where the cuts land. Changing the starting point can move a narrow cut out of the main view without changing the tile itself. The final drawing still needs the agreed joint width and measured tile dimensions.
200x200mm: The Format and Its Layout Options
A square format invites you to consider the joints as part of the composition. For a restrained 200x200mm Castle layout, start with an aligned grid and a grout sample close to the chosen tile color. If you prefer a more graphic surface, test a contrasting grout beside the actual tile before committing.
An offset arrangement is another design option to discuss with your installer. On a small wall, sketch both approaches around the real boundaries: the countertop, cabinet underside, door opening, and exposed edges. The most appealing layout on a sample board may not be the one that resolves those junctions best.
For Castle Series tile 200x200mm, treat setting-out as an early design decision rather than a finishing detail. Ask for a drawing that shows the proposed joints and cuts, especially beside sockets or a narrow return. Avoid prescribing a joint width without the installation guidance and actual tiles.
If you want a more elongated composition, compare the Castle Series 200x400mm MD24C00 format. Use that comparison to judge shape, not to assume that similarly numbered products in different sizes are exact color matches. Request samples of the specific products you intend to combine.
19 Product Codes: Choose by Labeled Sample
The current catalog includes these 19 codes for the 200x200mm format. The table is an identifier list, not a measured shade scale; its columns do not group compatible colors or installation batches.
| Available color codes | Available color codes | Available color codes |
|---|---|---|
| MD22C00 | MD22C07 | MD22C14 |
| MD22C01 | MD22C08 | MD22C15 |
| MD22C02 | MD22C09 | MD22C16 |
| MD22C03 | MD22C10 | MD22C17 |
| MD22C04 | MD22C11 | MD22C18 |
| MD22C05 | MD22C12 | |
| MD22C06 | MD22C13 |
For a lighter scheme, shortlist samples that sit comfortably beside the paint and cabinetry already selected. Try an understated grout pairing first, particularly if the room has several other finishes competing for attention. The aim can be a textured background rather than a sharply outlined grid.
For a mid-tone scheme, build the sample board around the relationship between tile, timber, and countertop. Compare the undertones together instead of deciding that a tile is simply “neutral.” If the combination feels unsettled, try changing the neighboring paint before abandoning the tile.
For a darker 200x200mm scheme, consider a contained accent behind pale furniture or alongside a simpler wall. View the sample in its intended orientation and under the lighting you plan to use. Decide whether you want the surrounding finishes to contrast with it or stay close in tone.
Ask for a labeled color reference and keep the product code attached to every sample. Do not infer color from the number alone, and avoid approving an order with descriptions such as “the grey one.” Record the exact code on the project schedule.
Living Rooms, Backsplashes, and Vanity Walls
These room ideas concern the visible wall. Check the intended location against the product documentation before ordering, especially for a surface exposed to water. The layout can be settled on paper while the installer reviews the construction; neither step should be mistaken for approval of the other.
In a living room, consider one defined wall behind a low cabinet, reading chair, or console. Leave adjoining walls quieter and test the tile beside the largest furniture piece. If the composition already includes patterned upholstery and prominent artwork, a smaller tiled area may be enough.
For a kitchen, sketch the backsplash with the cabinet lines, outlets, and countertop in place. A simple grid is worth testing against plain cabinet fronts; an offset layout may suit a less formal composition. Review edge trim and cleaning guidance before finalizing the detail, particularly near a cooking area.
In a bathroom, use a sample board to explore the relationship between tile, vanity, mirror, and fittings. A wall beside the vanity offers a clear design focus without requiring every surface to repeat the same texture. Bathroom placement still needs application-specific approval, especially wherever the tile will be directly exposed to water.
For a boutique reception area or small hospitality interior, consider a decorative wall behind seating or a welcome desk. Pair it with uncomplicated signage and check a mock-up under the proposed lighting. Treat this as an aesthetic suggestion, not a claim that the product meets the performance requirements of a commercial project.
Pairing Castle Tiles with Other Finishes
With timber, begin by deciding which surface should be more expressive. If the wood has a pronounced grain, try a quieter tile and grout combination. For a more restrained timber finish, you might prefer a stronger contrast at the tiled wall.
For metal details, place the actual handle, tap finish, or trim sample beside the tile. Try warm-toned metal when you want to explore a softer pairing, or darker metal for a more outlined composition. Keep the choice consistent enough that the tile does not have to compete with several unrelated metal finishes.
When pairing with natural stone, compare the complete countertop sample rather than a small online swatch. If the stone has conspicuous veining, test the tile in a supporting role. A plain painted break between the two materials is also worth considering if their patterns feel crowded together.
Keep rejected and approved samples separate, with their labels intact. A photograph of the final board is useful when a cabinet color changes or a quote arrives under a different product description. It also gives another person on the project a way to check the choice without relying on memory.
What to Check Before Ordering
Use the supplied listing details as a starting point for your enquiry:
| Product detail | Supplied listing information |
|---|---|
| Series | Castle Series |
| Size | 200x200mm |
| Body | All-Ceramic White Body |
| Thickness | 11mm |
| Packing | 25pcs/box | 1m²/box | 24kg/box |
Request the current price, currency, sample cost, and shipping charge for the selected code. A product page showing an area rate is not a quote for a finished wall. Ask whether packing, order minimums, and any spare pieces have been included before comparing totals.
The listing does not specify water absorption or slip resistance. We recommend confirming with your installer whether this tile suits your specific wet-area or floor application. The stated thickness is not an approval for that application.
Discuss the supporting surface, adhesive, grout, edge treatment, and movement-joint details with the installer using the relevant product documentation. Request any missing test information before treating an application as approved. Keep those decisions separate from whether the color and texture suit the room.
For quantities, start with the measured tiled area and have the installer allow for the agreed layout, cuts, and retained spares. The stated carton coverage is not a finished-project allowance. Also ask how the shipment will be delivered and handled at the site, using the listed carton weight when planning access.
FAQ
Is this natural stone or ceramic tile?
The supplied listing describes an All-Ceramic White Body, so the castle-stone reference should be understood as a design inspiration rather than a natural-stone material claim. Assess the Castle Series 200x200mm tile as the listed ceramic product, with its own documentation and installation requirements.
Can I use Castle Series tile 200x200mm on a bathroom floor?
The listing does not specify water absorption or slip resistance, so it does not provide enough information here to approve that use. We recommend confirming with your installer whether this tile suits your specific wet-area or floor application before ordering.
How many tiles come in a box?
The supplied packing information is 25pcs/box | 1m²/box | 24kg/box. Ask your installer to calculate the order quantity from the final layout rather than using nominal coverage alone.
Can I choose a color using only its code?
Use the code to identify the product, not to predict its shade or its position in a light-to-dark sequence. Request labeled samples and compare them with your paint, cabinetry, and grout before approving the selection.
Order a Sample or Request a Project Quote
A useful enquiry starts with the intended room, the surface being tiled, and the code you want to compare. Add a photograph or elevation if the layout includes awkward corners, several material changes, or exposed edges. Keep technical approval with the installer and use the sample stage to settle the visual decisions.
To shortlist Castle Series tile 200x200mm, email service@grmosaic.com to request sample availability for your preferred codes. Once the selection is settled, send the measured area and delivery location for a project quote, including your postcode so shipping can be quoted separately. Confirm the sample cost, current product price, and freight details before placing the order.