Small format · Expressive colour
Artisan Glazed & Zellige-Look Tiles
Explore small-format glazed colour for splashbacks and accent walls: Subtil 170 × 170 mm squares and Initial 100 × 300 mm rectangles. Compare glossy and matt references, shade variation and grout layouts for a zellige-look brief. These are catalogue porcelain references, not a claim of handmade Moroccan zellige.
Plan the finishing details.
Compare the colour and sheen in person. The square and rectangular ranges are separate collections; confirm the matching finish and intended use for each selected reference.
Colours and surface appearance may vary with lighting, screens and production batches.
A closer look.
A closer look.
Pair green with warm white for a restful palette, or terracotta with pale pink for a warmer accent. The grout line becomes part of the design, especially in a simple stacked layout.
Specifications below describe the selected references. Confirm the current product and physical sample before ordering.
- Square collection
- Subtil series, 170 × 170 mm, porcelain
- Rectangular collection
- Initial series 3.0, 100 × 300 mm, porcelain
- Square palette
- Pale neutrals, terracotta, green and red tones shown in the catalogue
- Rectangular finishes
- Glossy and matt options are listed for the Initial series
- Selected square references
- W-170-Y1, Y2, Y3, Y5, Y7 and Y8
- Selection
- Choose a named colour, format and finish together
More product references
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Product photographs.
Browse references
Blue, green and pale rectangular glazed tile samples
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Photographic referenceCoordinated rectangular tile samples with pale grey textured surfaces
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Photographic referenceTextured tile sample showing the surface pattern
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Details to confirm
Once you have a selection in mind, we’ll confirm the specifications, checks and delivery details with you.
Specifications & ordering details
- Plans & dimensions
- Share DWG/CAD floor plans, PDF architectural sets or an Excel BOQ schedule for artisan glazed & zellige-look tiles. Room areas, elevations, layout direction, wastage allowance and finish references. Confirm the secure transfer route for files not accepted by the enquiry form.
- Product requirements
- Confirm thickness, shade batch, calibre, edge and floor/wall suitability. If the brief calls for BIa porcelain and water absorption below 0.5%, request the model-specific classification and test report; do not apply this requirement automatically to ceramic wall or roof tiles.
- Checks before delivery
- Agree shade and calibre checks, carton sampling and layout review; slab veining and face sequences need a dry-lay plan where specified. Agree photo/video inspection reports and their timing before balance payment in the order terms.
- Packing & shipping
- Confirm batch-labelled cartons, protected edges and pallet or slab-crate loading. Where plywood crates are specified, confirm the packaging construction and destination requirements before describing them as fumigation-free. Discuss 20GP/40HQ FCL or LCL consolidation from Foshan through an agreed South China departure port, such as Shenzhen/Yantian. Port, packing, shipment fit and charges are confirmed in the freight quotation.
Category specification options
- Selection scope
- Colour & Glaze Tiles
- Formats to request
- Porcelain floor and wall tiles may be specified at 600 × 1200 mm or 900 × 1800 mm; large-format sintered slabs at 1200 × 2400 mm or 1600 × 3200 mm. These are enquiry formats, not stock or SKU guarantees; verify the selected range.
- Product-specific requirements
- Confirm thickness, finish, edge, batch shade, calibre and intended floor/wall location. Request slip, water-absorption or other test evidence applicable to the selected product and destination.
- Fabrication scope
- Waterjet cutting, mitred edges and cut-outs can be discussed for suitable materials. Approve fabrication drawings and tolerances; do not assume these services are included with standard tiles.
- Inspection and packing
- Agree batch and quantity checks, dry-lay inspection photos where required, and carton/pallet packing. Slabs and fabricated pieces require an agreed A-frame wooden-crate or equivalent protection plan.
