Famous just lately: handmade tiles in terra cotta, ceramic, and cement by Italian designer Elisa Passino, made in Portugal and Morocco and impressed by structure. Check out just a few ever changeable patterns:
Above: Elisa’s newest tile assortment, Souvenirs d’Eté, designed and made throughout the pandemic, “goals to convey a contact of summer season into your undertaking and your own home.” The tiles are terra cotta with a semi-matte glaze in hues like Smooth Sand, Orange Solar, Crimson Coral, and Clear Teal.Above: A better take a look at Souvenirs d’Eté in White Cloud and Crimson Coral.Above: The Capitello sample is accessible as each ceramic and cement tiles and in a wide selection of colours (like Classic Sand/Inexperienced Bay/Vintage Blush, proven right here). Like all of Elisa’s tiles, it may be organized in quite a lot of methods.Above: A mixture of Abside Cement Tiles and Centina tiles, accessible in each cement and ceramic.Above: The Capitello sample in a extra impartial colorway. Most of the tiles are named with Italian structure phrases (capitello refers back to the prime of a column).Above: A meld of Centina and Abaco patterns, which is available in each cement and ceramic.
For the complete assortment, head to the Terra Cotta, Ceramic, and Cement collections.
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