Terracotta screens are prized for their authentic aesthetics and durability. Manufactured using traditional techniques, they bring a unique warmth and charm to spaces, whether used to restore an old building or enhance a contemporary interior. When you choose terracotta screens, you're opting for an ecological, hard-wearing material that's equally at home indoors and out.
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Visit old-fashioned portfolios are hand-shaped terracotta tiles, often from the South of France. Their artisanal manufacture and natural color add a traditional, timeless touch to floors and walls. They are particularly well-suited to both rustic and modern spaces, and are equally at home on indoor floors and outdoor terraces. Their robustness in the face of climatic variations makes them the material of choice for high-traffic areas and outdoor environments.
Visit antique sawn screens are reworked claddings, featuring an even thickness for easy installation, perfect for a stable, harmonious floor. Unlike raw cladding, which retains its original surface and more irregular texture, sawn cladding allows modern installation while retaining the authentic, patinated look of old terracotta.
Tiling herringbone terracotta is ideal for bringing an elegant, graphic style to your floors. Arranged in "V" patterns, these tiles create a dynamic, sophisticated visual effect that lends itself equally well to classic and contemporary interiors. This type of installation adds a touch of originality while highlighting the natural beauty and warm nuances of terracotta.
Visit old terracotta tiles are distinguished by their varied hues and rough texture. Originating from period buildings, these tiles bear the patina of time, with shades of red, pink and yellow that tell their story. In addition to their rustic charm, these tiles are durable and stand up to everyday use, making them an ideal choice for a floor with character.
Clay products such as old leavesHerringbone slabs and old tiles can be used in a variety of ways: as floor coverings, credenzas or wall cladding. By playing with formats, shades and laying patterns, you can transform any space into a unique place, combining old-world charm with modern functionality.
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