Azulejos gallery : images of ceramic tile and murals

Azulejos, Portuguese tile panels and ceramic murals

Azulejos gallery of our handmade tiles inspired by Portugal and Spain.

- We have hundreds of images of azulejos in our archives. We use them as a source of inspiration. Here some examples of blue and white tile panels.
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- We have hundreds of images of azulejos in our archives that we use as source of inspiration. Here are some examples of polychromatic panels.
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- Ref. AC01 - Some examples of friezes and base boards. Here, 15x15 cm tiles (about 6''x6''), but we can make all sizes
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- Ref. AC03 - More examples of friezes and boards. Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6''), or any size
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- Ref. A17 - Our studio designed and produced these large murals typical of the Portuguese azulejos of the 18th c. The frame is made of cut-out tiles.
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- Ref. A18 - We designed and made these murals typical of the Portuguese azulejos of the 18th c.
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- Ref. A03 - Mural painted on the model of traditional blue azulejos of the 18th c.
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- Ref. A06 - The room is surrounded by a balustrade decorated in trompe l’œil, and the doors are framed with cut tiles, as you see many in Portugal
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- Ref. CD14 - Tiled kitchen with animals suspended in trompe l’œil effect, hand painted
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- Ref. CD14 - Tiled kitchen with trompe l’œil painted azulejos
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- Bathroom in azulejos, project realized with Lafourcade cabinet in the tower of a Provencal castle
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- Detail of the azulejos shower made with the Lafourcade cabinet in the tower of a Provencal castle
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- Ref. A21 - Our workshop created this bathroom decor in the azulejos style
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- Ref. A22 - To decorate a tiled niche, reproduction of an engraving by Nicolas de Larmessin
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- Ref. A24 - An example of trompe l'oeil: hanging fish
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- Ref. AC23 - Figura avulsa tiles with flower motifs for a shower. Project realized with the firm Aviolat-Chaperon-Escobar, architects in Friborg (Switzerland)
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- Ref. A19 - Detail of the azulejos of an altar at the Seminario de S. Paulo, Almada, Portugal (18th century)
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- Ref. CD06 - Valencian kitchen. Montortal Palace, Spain, 17th c., with trompe l’œil decors
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- Ref. CD06 - On the model of Valencian kitchens, realization of a trompe l’œil panel
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- Ref. A08 - Bathroom decorated with a singerie inspired by Jean-Baptiste Huet painted in the manner of azulejos
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- Ref. AC11 - Azulejos wall tiles ("wainscoting") 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. AC06 - Azulejos with scrolls of acanthus leaves, 15x15 cm tiles (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. AC13 - Diamond Point. Tiles of 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Classic pattern of the Renaissance giving a relief effect.
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- Ref. AC02 - Azulejo rose panel. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. AC21 - Azulejos ''figura avulsa'' (see keywords): typical Portuguese production of the 17th-18th c. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. AC22 - Pombal Azulejo (see keywords): typical of Portuguese production of late 18th c. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. A23 - Albarrada azulejo with blue vase. Dim. 120x90 cm (about 47''x35'')
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- Ref. A28 - Oriental Azulejos (see keywords). Dim. 185x110 cm (about 73''x43''). Theses panels were used in Portugal to decorate the altar, they were imitation of fabrics from India
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- Ref. A65 - Azulejo mural with baroque frame. Dim. 4,65x2,10 m (about 15'x6,9'). The original of this panel is exhibited in the Madre Deus Convent, the Azulejos Museum in Lisbon
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- Ref. A16 - Mural with musicians. Dim. 2,2x1 m (about 7,2'x3,3')
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- Ref. A56 - Large azulejo panel with meal scene. Dim. 4,2x1,5 m (about 14'x5'). Reproduction of panels painted by Dutch artisans for a Portuguese mansion. Some of the panels seen in Portugal were in fact painted in the Netherlands
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- Ref. A45 - Neo-classical wall tiles. 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Production of the 1800's
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- Ref. A10 - ''The French pastry''. 210x125 cm (about 6,9'x4,1'). Reproduction of an engraving from Diderot and d'Alembert Encyclopaedia (next image)
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- Ref. AG10 - Engraving ''The French Pastry'', circa 1750 from Diderot and d'Alembert Encyclopaedia, that inspired the previous panel
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- Ref. A11 - ''Instrument makers''. 165x105 cm (about 5,4'x3,4'). Reproduction of an engraging from Diderot and d'Alembert Encyclopaedia (see next image)
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- Ref. AG11 - Engraving ''Instrument makers'' workshop
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- Ref. A12 - Oriental azulejos with life tree. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Typical of the Portuguese production of the 16th c., influenced by the exchanges with the Orient
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- Ref. A02 - Polychrome Bouquet, model in the Azulejo Museum of Lisbon. Dim. 195x150 cm (about 6,4'x4,9'). The original of this panel is in the Azulejos Museum in Lisbon
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- Ref. A07 - Votive plaque made of cut out tiles
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- Ref. A26 - The gardens of the Palace of the Marquises of Fronteira in Lisbon are decorated with a phenomenal quantity of azulejos (see keywords)
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- Ref. A35 - Wall tile Rocaille style. Dim. 1x2 m (about 3,3'x6,6')
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- Ref. A42 - Fountain painted with trompe-l'oeil effect
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- Ref. A33 - Swimming pool. The left azulejos panel (in the zoom) has been inspired by a Piranesi engraving (below). Non freezing tiles 22x22 cm (about 8,6''x8,6'')
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- Ref. A57 - Tropical forest painted in trompe-l'oeil
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- Ref. A51 - Lions panel. Dim. 180x195 cm (about 5,9'x6,4')
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- Ref. A61 - Garden with rococo azulejos
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- Ref. A04 - Stair risers, earthenware tiles
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- Ref. A31 - Azulejo with Maritime scene. Dim. 180x150 cm (about 5,9'x4,9')
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- Ref. A29 - Landscape. Dim. 345x150 cm (about 11,3'x4,9')
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- Ref. A54 - This azulejo panel is inspired by an engraving of Jean Lepautre (see next image)
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- Ref. AG54 - Jean Lepautre (1618-1682), engraver : during the 18th c., his engravings have been reproduced very often on tiles panels (see previous image)
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- Ref. A30 - Pergola decorated with azulejo murals
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- Ref. A49 - Stairway with a trompe-l'oeil balustrade painted on azulejos.
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- Ref. A14 - Woman with a fan. ''Figura de convite'' (see keywords), full-size figures (servants, soldiers, courtiers...). They were painted in staircases, vestibules and gardens of Portuguese Quintas, to welcome the visitors
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- Ref. A27 - Kitchen with hunting trophy. Animals are painted on cut out tiles.
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- Ref. A09 - Fish in trompe-l'oeil, tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. A66 - Garden bench covered with tiles.
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- Ref. A55 - Kitchen backsplash wtih a trompe-l'oeil decor. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. A70 - Dance scene. Detail of a larger panel. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. A05 - Window frame made with azulejo tiles
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- Ref. AC07 - Polychromatic friezes from the 18th c.
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- Ref. A20 - Music scene. Dim. 165x90 cm (about 5,4'x3'). Reproduction of a 17th c. engraving (Fr. du Plessy)
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- Ref. AC10 - 17th c. Characters of various trades inspired by engravings of Nicolas Larmessin. 15x15 cm tiles (about 6''x6''). Reproduction of engravings representing the costumes of professions. Here, the butcher, the fruiterer and the pastrycook
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- Ref. A22 - Nymphaeum in a garden in Lisbon. The vault is covered with tiles.
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Azulejos, Portuguese tile panels and ceramic murals

We have hundreds of images of azulejos in our archives. We use them as a source of inspiration. Here some examples of blue and white tile panels.

We have hundreds of images of azulejos in our archives that we use as source of inspiration. Here are some examples of polychromatic panels.

Ref. AC01 - Some examples of friezes and base boards. Here, 15x15 cm tiles (about 6''x6''), but we can make all sizes

Ref. AC03 - More examples of friezes and boards. Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6''), or any size

Ref. A17 - Our studio designed and produced these large murals typical of the Portuguese azulejos of the 18th c. The frame is made of cut-out tiles.

Ref. A18 - We designed and made these murals typical of the Portuguese azulejos of the 18th c.

Ref. A03 - Mural painted on the model of traditional blue azulejos of the 18th c.

Ref. A06 - The room is surrounded by a balustrade decorated in trompe l’œil, and the doors are framed with cut tiles, as you see many in Portugal

Ref. CD14 - Tiled kitchen with animals suspended in trompe l’œil effect, hand painted

Ref. CD14 - Tiled kitchen with trompe l’œil painted azulejos

Bathroom in azulejos, project realized with Lafourcade cabinet in the tower of a Provencal castle

Detail of the azulejos shower made with the Lafourcade cabinet in the tower of a Provencal castle

Ref. A21 - Our workshop created this bathroom decor in the azulejos style

Ref. A22 - To decorate a tiled niche, reproduction of an engraving by Nicolas de Larmessin

Ref. A24 - An example of trompe l'oeil: hanging fish

Ref. AC23 - Figura avulsa tiles with flower motifs for a shower. Project realized with the firm Aviolat-Chaperon-Escobar, architects in Friborg (Switzerland)

Ref. A19 - Detail of the azulejos of an altar at the Seminario de S. Paulo, Almada, Portugal (18th century)

Ref. CD06 - Valencian kitchen. Montortal Palace, Spain, 17th c., with trompe l’œil decors

Ref. CD06 - On the model of Valencian kitchens, realization of a trompe l’œil panel

Ref. A08 - Bathroom decorated with a singerie inspired by Jean-Baptiste Huet painted in the manner of azulejos

Ref. AC11 - Azulejos wall tiles ("wainscoting") 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

Ref. AC06 - Azulejos with scrolls of acanthus leaves, 15x15 cm tiles (about 6''x6'')

Ref. AC13 - Diamond Point. Tiles of 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Classic pattern of the Renaissance giving a relief effect.

Ref. AC02 - Azulejo rose panel. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

Ref. AC21 - Azulejos ''figura avulsa'' (see keywords): typical Portuguese production of the 17th-18th c. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

Ref. AC22 - Pombal Azulejo (see keywords): typical of Portuguese production of late 18th c. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

Ref. A23 - Albarrada azulejo with blue vase. Dim. 120x90 cm (about 47''x35'')

Ref. A28 - Oriental Azulejos (see keywords). Dim. 185x110 cm (about 73''x43''). Theses panels were used in Portugal to decorate the altar, they were imitation of fabrics from India

Ref. A65 - Azulejo mural with baroque frame. Dim. 4,65x2,10 m (about 15'x6,9'). The original of this panel is exhibited in the Madre Deus Convent, the Azulejos Museum in Lisbon

Ref. A16 - Mural with musicians. Dim. 2,2x1 m (about 7,2'x3,3')

Ref. A56 - Large azulejo panel with meal scene. Dim. 4,2x1,5 m (about 14'x5'). Reproduction of panels painted by Dutch artisans for a Portuguese mansion. Some of the panels seen in Portugal were in fact painted in the Netherlands

Ref. A45 - Neo-classical wall tiles. 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Production of the 1800's

Ref. A10 - ''The French pastry''. 210x125 cm (about 6,9'x4,1'). Reproduction of an engraving from Diderot and d'Alembert Encyclopaedia (next image)

Ref. AG10 - Engraving ''The French Pastry'', circa 1750 from Diderot and d'Alembert Encyclopaedia, that inspired the previous panel

Ref. A11 - ''Instrument makers''. 165x105 cm (about 5,4'x3,4'). Reproduction of an engraging from Diderot and d'Alembert Encyclopaedia (see next image)

Ref. AG11 - Engraving ''Instrument makers'' workshop

Ref. A12 - Oriental azulejos with life tree. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Typical of the Portuguese production of the 16th c., influenced by the exchanges with the Orient

Ref. A02 - Polychrome Bouquet, model in the Azulejo Museum of Lisbon. Dim. 195x150 cm (about 6,4'x4,9'). The original of this panel is in the Azulejos Museum in Lisbon

Ref. A07 - Votive plaque made of cut out tiles

Ref. A26 - The gardens of the Palace of the Marquises of Fronteira in Lisbon are decorated with a phenomenal quantity of azulejos (see keywords)

Ref. A35 - Wall tile Rocaille style. Dim. 1x2 m (about 3,3'x6,6')

Ref. A42 - Fountain painted with trompe-l'oeil effect

Ref. A33 - Swimming pool. The left azulejos panel (in the zoom) has been inspired by a Piranesi engraving (below). Non freezing tiles 22x22 cm (about 8,6''x8,6'')

Ref. A57 - Tropical forest painted in trompe-l'oeil

Ref. A51 - Lions panel. Dim. 180x195 cm (about 5,9'x6,4')

Ref. A61 - Garden with rococo azulejos

Ref. A04 - Stair risers, earthenware tiles

Ref. A31 - Azulejo with Maritime scene. Dim. 180x150 cm (about 5,9'x4,9')

Ref. A29 - Landscape. Dim. 345x150 cm (about 11,3'x4,9')

Ref. A54 - This azulejo panel is inspired by an engraving of Jean Lepautre (see next image)

Ref. AG54 - Jean Lepautre (1618-1682), engraver : during the 18th c., his engravings have been reproduced very often on tiles panels (see previous image)

Ref. A30 - Pergola decorated with azulejo murals

Ref. A49 - Stairway with a trompe-l'oeil balustrade painted on azulejos.

Ref. A14 - Woman with a fan. ''Figura de convite'' (see keywords), full-size figures (servants, soldiers, courtiers...). They were painted in staircases, vestibules and gardens of Portuguese Quintas, to welcome the visitors

Ref. A27 - Kitchen with hunting trophy. Animals are painted on cut out tiles.

Ref. A09 - Fish in trompe-l'oeil, tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

Ref. A66 - Garden bench covered with tiles.

Ref. A55 - Kitchen backsplash wtih a trompe-l'oeil decor. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

Ref. A70 - Dance scene. Detail of a larger panel. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

Ref. A05 - Window frame made with azulejo tiles

Ref. AC07 - Polychromatic friezes from the 18th c.

Ref. A20 - Music scene. Dim. 165x90 cm (about 5,4'x3'). Reproduction of a 17th c. engraving (Fr. du Plessy)

Ref. AC10 - 17th c. Characters of various trades inspired by engravings of Nicolas Larmessin. 15x15 cm tiles (about 6''x6''). Reproduction of engravings representing the costumes of professions. Here, the butcher, the fruiterer and the pastrycook

Ref. A22 - Nymphaeum in a garden in Lisbon. The vault is covered with tiles.