COLO. Clem
C08 Charcoal Black
- Code
- C08
- Category
- Colours
- Tone
- Charcoal Black
Surface finish
Formats
Available sizes
- 15 x 156 x 6
- 7.5 x 153 x 6
- 5 x 152 x 6
- 3.6 x 151.5 x 6
Mosaic formats: 5 x 5, 2.5 x 2.5
Use
Applications
- Interior walls
- Interior floors
- Outdoor use where the selected technical finish is suitable
C08 Charcoal Black reads as a blue-black graphite field with fine pale mineral flecks, giving the dark colour controlled surface movement. It provides a strong visual anchor for checkerboards, bar fronts or moody feature walls and can sharpen contrasts with ivory, sage or terracotta.
Project context
C08 Charcoal Black: Related project imagery
Related material imagery selected from CLEM Folders.
Project imagery for this colour is being curated.
Product overview
Material, colour and format
C08 Charcoal Black is part of Clem Colour Palette. Its visual character is defined by a Charcoal Black tone. Use the product image, the colour-and-pattern note above and a physical sample together when coordinating texture and adjacent materials.
Specification guidance
Choose the format and finish by use
The recorded formats for this product include 15 x 15 / 6 x 6, 7.5 x 15 / 3 x 6, 5 x 15 / 2 x 6, and 3.6 x 15 / 1.5 x 6. Surface options shown here include Water-Washed Finish. Project teams should verify current availability, samples and relevant performance data before ordering.
Design use
Where this CLEM tile can be considered
C08 Charcoal Black is presented for uses including Interior walls, Interior floors, and Outdoor use where the selected technical finish is suitable. Its modular format supports coordinated fields, borders and layouts alongside other products in Clem Colour Palette.
Source data
Catalog reference
Catalog PDF page 25 / printed pages 45-46
The COLO. Clem source page lists 15 x 15, 7.5 x 15, 5 x 15, 3.6 x 15, plus 5 x 5 and 2.5 x 2.5 mosaic formats.
The photographed strip combines a very dark base with fine lighter points; test physical samples beside grout and lighting to assess the perceived contrast.