Glazed terracotta
Italian terracotta, glazed and designed.
47 references, to see by appointment in Paris 16th and 17th
Terracotta is the oldest of tiles: clay shaped, dried and fired. Glazed, it takes on deep colours and a surface that stays alive, far from the uniformity of porcelain.
Our reference is Fornace Brioni, a kiln in Gonzaga active since 1920 and reinvented under the artistic direction of Cristina Celestino. Its collections play on traditional formats (hexagon, tavella, listello) and on patterns inspired by Italian gardens and palazzi.
Albedo
TerraeMOTO
Void Brick
Void Wallcovering
Ducato
Corte
Alveo
Golena
Boboli (pavement)
Boboli (wall tile)
Tivoli (pavement)
Tivoli (wall tile)
Tivoli Tech
Venaria
Acanti
Corsini
Delizie Biscotto
Delizie Cerchio
Delizie Quarto
Rocaille
Bibiena
Ducale
San Giorgio
Te
Alberti
Cretto
Giulio Romano
Mantegna
Sant'Andrea
Sabbioneta
Capriccio
Trionfo (wall tile)
Trionfo (pavement)
Ebru
Allegoria
Le Piastrelle Segnate
Esagono
Listello
Quadrato (pavement)
Quadrato (wall tile)
Tavella
Righe
Croce
Quadrifoglio
Is glazed terracotta suitable for floors?
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Some references are designed for floors (pavement), others for walls (wall covering). The product pages say so, and we check the use with you in the showroom.
How do you care for glazed terracotta?
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The glaze protects the surface: water and neutral soap are enough. The joints need more attention than the tile itself.
Book an appointment and mention terracotta in your request: we prepare the samples before your visit.