Designed by Petra to bring walls to life around the home. Think kitchens, bathrooms, splash backs, door frames, window surrounds and fireplaces.
Ceramic tiles handmade in the UK or EU with a gloss finish. Our tiles are made to order so designs and colours may differ slightly from the images.
Our designs are hand painted with paper and ink in our own studio, and then applied to the tiles by our skilled artisans - a process we refer to as hand decorated.
Due to the handmade nature of the tiles, our tiles sometimes have minor imperfections but we believe they add to the uniqueness of the product.
Crafted with a gloss glaze, our Delft collection offers three distinct tile sizes. Choose the classic 12.5cm, or opt for the 10cm or 15cm tile, which feature a smooth surface and crisp, straight edges. Please note that our 10cm tiles are only available with two corner design options: delft corners or no corners.
Our designs remain at the same scale across all tile sizes.
Occasionally our tiles may develop crazing. Crazing may occur naturally and can continue over time. After a tile or other piece of ceramic is fired in a kiln, a ceramic glaze will develop subtle surface cracks, which adds to the natural patina of a handmade tile.
Ceramics are natural, durable and use far less energy than metal or plastic.
Lead time for tile orders can take up to 4 to 6 weeks.
If you wish to view a tile before ordering you can find all our available tiles in stock here.
15cm x 15cm x 0.9mm / 5.9in x 5.9in x 0.35in
Tile quantity per m2 = 45 tiles
CARE:
Fill a spray bottle with 1/4-cup baking soda, 2 tbsp. dish soap and 2 cups water.
Squirt the spray over the tiles, and wipe down with a damp cleaning rag.
Wipe the tile with a damp cloth once more, and follow with a dry towel to prevent water spots.
Use a mild, non-abrasive, pH-neutral cleaner to clean your tile surfaces. Choose a cleaner that is free from harsh chemicals or abrasives that can harm your tiles. Steer clear of abrasive pads, steel wool, metal brushes, or scouring pads, as they can scratch the glaze.
For tile longevity, we recommend that you limit exposure to direct sunlight to ensure no colour fading occurs.
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