The craft — 01 / 05
It starts with raw pigment.
Soft clay. Zinc grey. Bone white. Mineral colour, measured by eye and by memory.
Since 1938
EveryTileTellsaDifferentStory.
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∞Two ever alike
Hand-poured into every mold.
No machine decides where the colour settles. A craftsman does, one pour at a time.
Pressed under 200 tonnes.
Two hundred tonnes of pressure. One pair of hands to guide it.
Cured. Polished. Unique.
Weeks of patience, then the surface is honed until the cement begins to shine.
No two are ever the same.
Same pattern. Same mold. A different story in every single tile.
Patterns with a past.
Terrazzo Classic
Geometric Mosaic
Floral Series
Heritage Encaustic
Minimal Lines
Custom Order
Nine tiles. One mold. Nine stories.
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Eight steps. Eighty-five years.
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Pigment Selection
Mineral colour is weighed and mixed by hand, batch by batch.
Step 2 / 08
Mold Preparation
Brass dividers are set into the mold to hold each pattern line.
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The Pour
Coloured cement is ladled into each cell, one shade at a time.
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Backing Layer
A coarse mortar is added to give the tile its body and strength.
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Hydraulic Press
200 tonnes of pressure bond the layers into a single slab.
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Curing
Tiles rest and cure slowly for up to four weeks.
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Honing & Polish
The surface is ground back until the pattern reveals itself.
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Inspection
Every tile is checked by eye. None is ever quite the same.
Your pattern. Your finish.
01 — Pattern
02 — Finish
Hold a finished tile to the light and the surface changes with the angle. That is the cement, not a print.
A floor you can read like a memory.— Architectural Digest
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One tile, poured by hand and posted to your door. Hold the weight of eighty-five years.