Category: Gallery

25 September 2015

Azulejos gallery

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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25 September 2015

Middle-Ages tiles gallery

Medieval tiles, terracotta floorings, socarrat, encaustic: some examples of tile-works of the Middle-Ages

- Ref. MA11 - This medieval ornemental tiling is composed with oblong hexagonal tiles 30x15 cm (about 12''x6'') and insert tiles (''cabochons'') 10x10 cm (about 4''x4'') representing fantastic animals
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- Ref. MA12 - Ornemental tiling composed with oblong hexagonal tiles 30x15 cm (about 12''x6'') surrounding square tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6''), The design of the figurative subjects announce the beginnings of Renaissance
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- Ref. MA01 - Fantastic medieval animals. Tiles 10x10 cm (about 4''x4''), often used as insert tiles (''cabochons'') (see image MA11)
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- Ref. MA04 - Medieval tiles. Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8''), painted in black and blue. Hispanic patterns from the 15th c.
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- Ref. MA14 - Ornemental Middle-Age pavement composed with oblong hexagonal tiles 30x15 cm (about 12''x6'') and square tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'') forming a complex pattern of octagons
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- Ref. MA07 - Middle-Age floor tiling ''rabbits''
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- Ref. MA09 - Medieval tiles from Parma. Reproduction of maiolica tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'') from the San Paolo Convent in Parma (Italy) (1471-1482)
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- Ref. MA13 - Medieval tiles. 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')
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- Ref. MA03 - Medieval tiles. Decor on engobe (see keywords). Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. MA05 - Cistercian style. Floor insert tiles known in France as ''cabochons'', 10x10, 7x7 or 5x5 cm (about 4''x4'', 2 3/4''x2 3/4'' or 2''x2'')
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- Ref. MA02 - Some examples of medieval friezes. Dimensions are following your needs, here tiles 6x22 cm (about 2 1/2''x8 1/2'')
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- Ref. MA15 - Medieval tiles, 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'') painted with manganese and cobalt oxides (see keywords)
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- Ref. MA16 - Medieval style shower floor. Hexagonal tiles 30x15 cm (about 12''x6'') and square tiles 10x10 cm (about 4''x4'')
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21 September 2015

Apothecary jars gallery

Apothecary jars and ceramic wares

Examples of apothecary jars, ceramic tablewares and faiences.

- We have hundreds of images of apothicary jars in our archives that we use as source of inspiration. Here are some examples of apothicary jars. All theses jars have been hand-thrown.
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- Ref. POT9 - Albarello Antwerp. H 30 cm (about 11,8'')
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- Ref. POT3 - Apothicary jar Venise. H 22 cm (about 8,6'')
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- Ref. POT1 - Apothicary jar Faenza. H 22 cm (about 8,6'')
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- Ref. POT11 - Various apothicary jars
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- Ref. POT7 - Jars with lids. H 15, 23 et 25 cm (about 6'', 9'' and 9,8'')
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- Ref. POT2 - Tobacco jars. H 28 et 30 cm (about 11
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- Ref. POT4 - Apothicary jars Nevers, décor made with a candle. H 19 cm (about 7,5'')
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- Ref. POT10 - Albarello Anvers. H 28 cm (about 11'')
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- Ref. POT13 - Apothicary jar Nîmes. H 30 cm (about 11,8'')
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- Ref. POT12 - Apothicary jar Montelupo. H 26 cm (about 10,2'')
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- Ref. POT14 - Apothicary jar Portugal. H 24 cm (about 9,4'')
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- Ref. POT6 - Apothicary jar Urbino. H 22 cm (about 8,6'')
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- Ref. POT8 - Apothicary jar Portugal. H 23 cm (about 9'')
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- Ref. POT15 - Apothicary jar Toscane. H 26 cm (about 10,2'')
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- Ref. POT5 - Apothicary jars with a stem. H 32 cm (about 12,6'')
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- Ref. 56 - Dish ''Celadon''. Diametre 56 cm (about 22'')
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- Ref. 113 - Plate ''Corail''
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- Ref. 115 - Plate with initials
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- Ref. 117 - Plate Yellow glaze. Typical decor of Provence, diametre 25 cm (about 10'')
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- Ref. 120 - Dinner service ''Fish''
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- Ref. 682 - Dish - dim 41x28,5 cm (about 16''x11'')
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- Ref. 805-2, 768-1 & -2 - Tray
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- Ref. 211 - Table centre-piece - dim 38x27x12 cm (about 15''x10,6''x4,7''). Created for Nina Ricci
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- Ref. 228 - Jar for vegetables - dim 33x23x23 cm (about 13''x9''x9'')
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- Ref. 651 - Jar for jam, bleue line
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- Ref. 772 - Rafraichissoir - dim 34x11 cm (about 13,4''x4,3'')
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- Ref. 847 & 820 - Cups - H 9 cm & 7 cm (about 3,5'' & 2,7'')
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- Ref. 130 - Terrines with animals - dim 29x20x23 cm (about 11,4''x8''x9''
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- Ref. 799-1 - Terrine Pumpkin - H 20 cm (about 8'')
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- Ref. 665 - Inkwell
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- Ref. 247 - Garden pot - dim 27x13x22 cm (about 10,6''x5''x8,6'')
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- Ref. 190 - Lamp
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- Ref. 248 - Cup - dim 30x16 cm (about 11,8''x6,3'')
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- Ref. 402 - Urn - dim 48x27 cm (about 18,9''x10,6'')
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- Ref. 369 - Big Pot - dim 51x33 cm (about 20''x13''). Decor with heads
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- Ref. 786 - Sprinkler - H 18 cm (about 7'')
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- Ref. 212 - Dish for buddhist libation - diam. 32 cm (about 1')
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- Ref. 200 - Glass with stem, neo-classical decor
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- Ref. 154 - Lancer - H 29 cm (about 11,6'')
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- Ref. 639 - Big jar with lid
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- Ref. 627 - Small jar with lid - H 26 cm (about 10,2'')
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- Ref. 773 - Pitcher - dim 18x21cm (about 7''x8'')
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- Ref. 45 - Ewer - H 24 cm (about 9,4'')
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- Ref. 587 - Tulip-shaped vase - H 42 cm (about 16,5''). Décor made with a candle, Nevers 16th c.
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- Ref. 759-1 - Tray 2 levels
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- Ref. 258 & 259 - Obelisk - H 88 cm (about 2,9') & H 50 cm (about 1,6')
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- Ref. 210 - Candlestick - H 30 cm (about 11,8''). Pattern from the 18th c. One is a simple biscuit and the other one is enamelled in white
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- Ref. 255 - Pyramid of fruits - H 46 cm (about 18,1'')
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- Ref. 607 - Fruit dish - H 19 cm (about 7,5'')
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- Ref. 910 - Lantern - H 39 cm (about 1,3')
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- Ref. 439 - Plant tub - H 64 cm (about 2')
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21 September 2015

Gallery Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau ceramic tiles

Visit our gallery of Art Nouveau ceramic tiles and murals.

- Ref. AN52 - Advertising for Le Bon Marché, Parisian department store. Ceramic panel 120x90 cm
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- Ref. AN53 - Advertising for Coca Cola on ceramic tiles. Size 105x60 cm
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- Ref. AN54 - Advertising for Arabica coffee. Ceramic panel. Size 150x180 cm
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- Ref. AN55 - Advertising for Martini. Ceramic panel. Size 120x180 cm
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- Ref. AN 50 - Reproduction on ceramic tiles of Alfons Mucha lithography Rest of the Night. Size 120x60 cm
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- Ref. AN51 - Ceramic panels Art Nouveau inspired by Alfonse Mucha.
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- Ref. AN56 - A ceramic decoration like that of the French pub La Cigale in Nantes can serve as a model for a future realization
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- Ref. AN56 - A detail of the tiles decorating the pub La Cigale in Nantes.
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- Ref. AN57 - Ceramic Art nouveau: hall building in Barcelona
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- Ref. AN58 - Tile Art nouveau: Casa Batllo in Barcelona
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- Ref. AN59 - Ceramic panel in the style of Spanish Modernismo (Museum of Mallorca).
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- Ref. AN60 - For inspiration, the ceramic panels of the Brasserie Lipp in Paris
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- Ref. AN61 - Decor painted in cloisonné, topped with a molded frieze
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- Ref. AN62 - Frieze Art nouveau in relief
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- Ref. AN63 - Composition of tiles Art nouveau
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- Ref. AN64 - Alternating plain tile and tile with floral pattern
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- Ref. AN65 - Frieze Dragonfly - Decor cloisonné, Art nouveau style
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- Ref. AN66 - Frieze Swan 1900
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- Ref. AN67 - 3 examples of Art nouveau friezes
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- Ref. AN68 - Architectural Ceramics: Wall Frieze
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- Ref. AN69 - Ceramic framework Oak Leaf
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- Ref. AN70 - 12 patterns of ducks, cloisonné decor
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- Ref. AN71 - Architectural Ceramics in Milan
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- Ref. AN72 - Decoration in a brasserie at Montmartre in Paris, with authentic Art Nouveau ceramic wall panels
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21 September 2015

Modern tiles gallery

Backsplash, countertop, tile flooring: various contemporary examples

Ref. CD30 - Bathroom decorated with handmade tiles in shades of green

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Ref. CD31 - Zellige in a bathroom. Moroccan stylen tiles

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Ref. CD32 - Zellige in a bathroom. Moroccan style tiles

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Ref. CD42 - Terracotta handmade tiles for kitchen

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Ref. CD28 - Many-coloured shower. Plain tiles 10x10 cm (about 4''x4''), shiny glaze, various colours

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Ref. CD43 - Another coloured shower, inspired by the Rubik's cube

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Ref. CD23 - Celadon bathroom (see Keywords). 10x10 cm (about 4''x4'') plain tiles in the shower, alternating with a 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'') decorated tile

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Ref. CD36 - Turquoise bathroom. Decor alterning 20x20 cm tiles (about 8''x8''), 10x10 cm tiles (about 4''x4''), and a frieze

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Ref. CD53 - Singerie inspired by Jean-Baptiste Huet painted in the manner of azulejos: the painter and his model

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Ref. CD15 - Tree on Mont Huang. Dim 80x100 cm (about 31,5'x3,3'). Aside, the pattern that inspired this tile panel

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Ref. CD21 - Floor handmade tiles inspired from Alice in Wonderland

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Ref. CD49 - Coral painted on a ceramic panel

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Ref. CD27 - Tiles 10x7 cm (about 4''x3'') glazed with different whites to give a rich variety of tones and reflections

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Ref. CD52 - White and blue checkered kitchen credenza

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Ref. CD48 - Tiles with geometric patterns painted with stencil

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Ref. CD51 - Bathroom tiles with stripes

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Ref. CD10 - Matt plain tiles in shades of blue

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Ref. CD09 - Shiny glazes. Tiles 10x10, or 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 4''x4'', 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD18 - Matt glazes. Tiles 10x10, or 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 4''x4'', 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD04 - Many-coloured wall tiles. 10x10 cm (about 4''x4''), unpolished glazes of different colours

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Ref. CD11 - Bulb flowers. Each flower measures 15x30 cm (about 6''x12''). Collection of 12 different flowers, created by Almaviva

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Ref. CD22 - Indian Collection. Patterns inspired from an indian fabric, tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD07 - Butterflies. Tiles 20x20 or 15x15 cm (about 8''x8'' or 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD29 - Fish. Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')

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Ref. CD41 - Interlace 4 different colours. Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD19 - Commedia Dell'Arte Characters. Tiles 20 x 20 cm (about 8''x8''). Reproduction of 17th c. engravings (see archives)

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Ref. CD24 - Celadon Interlace (see keywords). Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')

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Ref. CD33 - Leaves. Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')

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Ref. CD45 - Blue square pattern. Tiles 10x10, 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 4''x4'', 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD17 - Flowers tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD17b - Tiles with corner ''flower'', 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD01 - Tiles with corner ''vine leaf'', 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD50 - Landscape painted on the walls of an indoor pool

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Ref. CD34 - Tabletop. Hand painted tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD40 - Spanish stair risers. Tiles made to measure

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Ref. CD37 - Triton, 125 cm high (about 4,1'), inspired by a fountain in Rome

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Ref. CD39 - Wild rose decoration inspired by a Rebouté drawing - size 45x75 cm

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Ref. CD26 - Replica of an engraving on tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD20 - Jail after Piranesi. Dim. 29x40 cm (about 11''x16''). Aside, the Piranesi engraving

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Ref. CD35 - Letters. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD12 - Montgolfier. Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD05 - Figurines. Tiles 7,5x7,5 or 10x10 cm (about 3''x3'' or 4''x4'')

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Ref. CD13 - Cabochons flowers. Tiles 10x10 cm (about 4''x4'')

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Ref. CD03 - Hunting trophy. Dimension 60x75 cm (about 24''x30'')

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Ref. CD08 - Spanish kitchen. Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')

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Ref. CD47 - Characters. Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')

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Ref. CD16 - Fishing. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

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Ref. CD25 - Tiles from Arles (France), 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')

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21 September 2015

Islamic tiles gallery

Iznik tiles, Moorish faience, Syrian and Persian panels: some examples

- We have hundreds of images of Islamic tiles in our archives that we use as source of inspiration. Here are some examples
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- Ref. OR23 - Islamic friezes. Some examples 5x15 or 7,5x15 cm (about 2''x6'' or 3''x6'')
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- Ref. OR6 - Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. OR2 - Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. OR1 - Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. OR21 - Mandorle, tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. OR22 - Mandorle, tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. OR5 - Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. OR19 - Damascus panel. Dim. 60x60 cm (about 24''x24''). Reproduction of a hand painted mural, 17th c.
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- Ref. OR14 - Iznik frieze (see keywords). Typical of Turkey tiles production, 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. OR9 - Iznik tiles square (see keywords). Dim. 75x75 cm (about 30''x30'')
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- Ref. OR12 - Hexagonal tiles, 18 cm high (about 7'')
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- Ref. OR16 - Qallaline panel. Tunisia production, 17th and 18th c.
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- Ref. OR15 - Qallaline panel. Tunisia production, 17th and 18th c.
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- Ref. OR10 - Divan. Hand painted wall tiles all around the room
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- Ref. OR11 - Niche with tiles
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- Ref. OR3 - Iznik style (see keywords)
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- Ref. OR17 - Ottoman house 17th c.
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- Ref. OR18 - Kitchen. Tiles glazed with copper oxide. Dim. 10x10 cm (about 4''x4'')
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- Ref. OR13 - Moorish patio, early 16th c.
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- Ref. OR20 - Mosque plaque from the Eastern Indies. Dim. 50x36 cm (about 20''x14'')
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- Ref. OR4 - Floral panel in kashi gari style (see keywords), inspired from the Idgah Mosque in Lahore (nowadays in Pakistan, 18th c.)
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- Ref. OR7 - Sindh style tiles (see keywords), dim. 15x15 cm (about 6''x6''), and frieze
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- Ref. OR8 - Floral panel in Multan style (see keywords) (18th c., nowadays in Pakistan)
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21 September 2015

Zellige gallery

Zellige and Moroccan tile flooring: some examples

- Plain zellige (see keywords) 5x5 or 10x10 cm (about 2x2'' or 4x4'')
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- Plain zellige 5x5 cm (about 2x2'') and a frieze
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- Bathroom with a frieze
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- Complex decor of zellij
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- Silver colour
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- Stars and crosses. The glaze (see keywords) is scratched off to draw the pattern
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- Moroccan shower. The green glaze (see keywords) is scratched off to draw the tree, then the tiles are covered with a thin transparent glaze
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- Frieze, 'Art nouveau' style
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- Plain zellige 5x5 cm (about 2x2'') and a frieze
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- Alternating 4 colours of square zellige
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- Decor inspired of traditional Moroccan zellige
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- Shower with plain white zellige 5x5 cm (about 2x2'')
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- Stars panelling. The zellige (see keywords) allow a great variety of geometric combinations
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- Squares and diagonals. The zellige (see keywords) allow a great variety of geometric combinations
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- Green panelling and frieze. The zellige (see keywords) allow a great variety of geometric combinations
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- Chevron pattern. The zellige (see keywords) allow a great variety of geometric combinations
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- Shower with seat, white, green, yellow and black
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- Shower with seat, blue and green
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- Shower with seat, chevrons white and blue
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- Shower with seat, white and blue
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- Diamond pattern, various blue
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- Leaf pattern. The glaze (see keywords) is scratched off to draw the pattern
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- Bathroom, white and green. Many compositions are offered with the zellige
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- Fountain, figuring a moroccan star
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- Shower floor. The zellige frieze (see keywords) is inside the marble
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- Table for the basin
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- Fireplace, brown, green and black
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- Fireplace, plain green
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- Floor pattern, about 1.5x1.5 m (5' x 5')
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- Detail of a traditional zellige (see keywords)
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- Bejmat. Terracotta and glazed bricks, arranged in a geometric pattern
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- Colors palette
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21 September 2015

Renaissance tiles gallery

Renaissance floorings, majolica tiles and grotesque tile panels: some examples

- We have hundreds of images of Renaissance tiles in our archives that we use as source of inspiration. Here are some examples.
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- We have hundreds of images of Renaissance tiles in our archives that we use as source of inspiration. Here are some examples.
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- Ref. CD23 - The Visitation. Dim. 156x112 cm. This is the first azulejos panel ever painted, in the Royal chapel of the Alcazar in Sevilla (Spain), Made by Francisco Niculoso, italian painter living in Sevilla around 1500
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- Ref. RC11 - Della Robbia (see keywords). Floor tiling imitating a carpet (around 1475), Saint Andrew Church, Empoli (Toscane, Italy)
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- Ref. RC13 - Interlace. Tiles 20x20 cm or 15x15 cm (around 8''x8''or 6''x6''). Decor painted upon engobe (see keywords)
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- Ref. RC15 - Decor upon engobe (see keywords). Tiles 20x20 cm or 15x15 cm (about 8''x8'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. RC06 - 3 colours. Decor painted upon engobe (see keywords). Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. RC08 - Tiles, 15x15 cm (around 6''x6'')
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- Ref. R22 - Musician angels. Dim. 150x90 cm (about 60''x36''). Renaissance panel inspired by the pavement painted by Masseot Abaquesne (see keywords) around 1550 for the Batie d'Urfe Castle (Loire, France) and now exposed in Le
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- Ref. R07 - Musician angel. Detail of the reproduction by Almaviva of the pavement exposed in Le Louvre Museum
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- Ref. R20 - Caryatid. Panel 150 x 90 cm (about 60''x36'') inspired by the pavement painted by Masseot Abaquesne (see keywords) around 1550 for the Batie d'Urfe Castle (Loire, France) and now exposed in Le Louvre Museum
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- Ref. R20 - Caryatid detail. Panel inspired by the pavement painted by Masseot Abaquesne (see keywords) around 1550 for the Batie d'Urfe Castle (Loire, France) and now exposed in Le Louvre Museum
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- Shower decorated with acanthus leaf pattern tiles from El Escorial Palace near Madrid. Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Shower decorated with Renaissance ironwork tiles
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- Ref. R08 - Panelling from the Escorial. Panelling with acanthus pattern. Escorial Palace (Spain, around 1570)
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- Ref. RC14 - Floor tiles
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- Ref. R02 - Yellow and blue mural. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. R17 - Polychromatic pavement. Octagons composed with oblong hexagonal tiles surrounding square tiles. Painted in Anvers (nowadays in Belgium) around 1530
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- Ref. R23 - Panel Deruta, Italy, 16th c.
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- Ref. RC05 - Pavement Venice. Maiolica (see keywords) from San Sebastiano Church in Venice, around 1510
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- Ref. R03 - Panel with grotesque and coat of arms. Dim. 240x90 cm (about 8'x3')
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- Ref. R14 - Blue grotesque
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- Ref. R24 - Decor de rinceaux. Panel inspired by an engraving by Bérain
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- Ref. R18 - Ochre panelling from the Vila Viçosa (Tobie, Portugal, 1558)
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- Ref. RC12 - Portraits. Reproduction in 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'') of the pavement of Brou Church where are buried the Dukes of Bourgogne
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- Ref. RC20 - Tiles designing a cross, from Antwerp (Belgium), 16th c.
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- Ref. RC21 - Geometric tiles from Antwerp (Belgium), 16th c.
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- Ref. RC19 - Polychromatic pattern. Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. RC09 - Reproduction of tiles from Urbino (Italy), early 16th c. Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')
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- Ref. R12 - Urbino tiles. Grotesque, 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')
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- Ref. R13 - Urbino tiles. Portrait and trophies, 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')
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- Ref. RC03 - Studiolo Mantoue. Reproduction of the tiles from the studiolo of Isabelle d'Este in Mantoue (Italy). Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8''). Inscriptions 'Bona fe non est mutabile' (Love is everlasting) (leftside tile), an
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- Ref. RC02 - Ceramic friezes, 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. RC07 - Friezes ''Acanthus leaf''. A same pattern, the acanthus leaf, drawn in different colors. To show an example of the large variety of what we can draw
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- Ref. RC04 - Friezes ''Abaquesne''. These Renaissance friezes are directly inspired by Greco-Roman art
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- Ref. RC01 - Renaissance friezes, 7,5 x15 cm (about 3''x6'')
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- Ref. RC16 - Renaissance pavement, reproduction of the tiles from the Petrucci Palace in Siena (1509)
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- Ref. RC10 - San Donato Church. Tiles 25x13 cm (about 10''x5'') decorating the cieling of San Donato Church in Castelli (Italy)
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- Ref. R29 - Renaissance engravings, some examples that may inspire ceramic panels (see archives)
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- Ref. CD46 - Round Table. Tiles cut to measure. Spanish pattern of ironwork
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21 September 2015

Delft tiles gallery

Delft tiles and Dutch tile panels: some examples

- We have hundreds of images of Dutch tiles in our archives that we use as source of inspiration. Here are some examples of decorated panels from Holland.
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- We have hundreds of images of Delft tiles in our archives. We use them as a source of inspiration. Here are some examples of polichromatic tiles.
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- Ref. DC25 - Backsplash with Delft tiles 13x13 cm (about 5''x5''). Alternating children's games with white tiles. Corner motif is known as ''oxhead''.
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- Château de Groussay (Montfort l'Amaury, France). The famous "tente Tartare" is decorated from the floor to the ceiling with Delft tiles made in the 1960s.
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- Caillebotte Estate near Paris: a major restoration project in which Atelier Almaviva participated by designing and manufacturing the Delft tiles for the kitchen
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- A close-up on the Delft tiles decorating the kitchen of Maison Caillebotte near Paris
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- Ref. DC31 - Kitchen splashback inspired by Montpellier tiles
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- Ref. D03 - Rich polychrome bouquet, size 90x180 cm (about 3'x6')
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- Ref. DC30 - Blue tiled Kitchen Credenza, farm animals pattern
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- Ref. DC28 - Tiles inspired by the royal manufacture of Montpellier painted in aubergine color (manganese oxide)
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- Ref. DC14 - Fireplace dressed in Delft tiles representing landscapes, manganese color
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- Ref. D05 - Tiles for fireplace decor
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- Ref. D12 - Delft Bouquet. Dim. 120x90 cm (about 4'x3')
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- Ref. D11 - River landscape. Dim. 120x150 cm (about 4'x5'). A view of the Vecht river, near Amsterdam. The Dutch bourgeoisie would have their summer residences built alongside this river
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- Ref. DC22 - ''Giverny'' Tiles. Many different patterns assembled like in Monet's kitchen in Giverny, here painted with manganese oxide (purple colour, see keywords). Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC05 - Children's games, tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC16 - Geometric patterns. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC28 - Rendition of tiles made in Montpellier, 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC01 - Polychromatic flowers. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Corner motifs : bee
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- Ref. DC03 - Polychromatic birds. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Corner motifs : bee
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- Ref. DC23 - Flowers and birds. Tiles 13x13 ou 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Corner motif : wine leaf
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- Ref. DC10 - Flowers and birds. Tiles 13x13 ou 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Corner motif : lily
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- Ref. DC17 - Biblical scenes. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''), painted with manganese oxide, in a circle and corner motif ''spider''
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- Ref. DC08 - Polychrome Animals. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''), painted in diamond; corner motif : palmette in reserve
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- Ref. DC07 - Dutch landscapes. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC02 - Blue birds. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Corner motif : spider
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- Ref. DC09 - Army rabble. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Corner motif : oxhead
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- Ref. DC24 - Sailing ship. Tiles 13x13, 15x15 or 20x20 cm (about 5''x5'', 6''x6'' or 8''x8''). Corner motif : oxhead
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- Ref. DC14 - Landscapes. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''), painted with manganese oxide. Corner motif : spider
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- Ref. DC13 - Nautical creatures, tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6''). Corner motif : oxhead
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- Ref. DC19 - Polychrome flowers. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC04 - Army rabble from Beauregard. These tiles are a reproduction of those forming the floor in the Illustrious Galery, Beauregard Castle (Loir-et-Cher). They measure 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'') and are inspired by Jacques De Ghey
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- Ref. D04 - Bouquets et armorial bearings. Dim. 67x52 cm (about 2,2'x1,7')
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- Ref. D20 - Blue bouquet. Dim. 60x95 cm (about 2'x3')
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- Ref. D14 - Pastoral scene. Dim. 60x120 cm (about 2'x4')
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- Ref. D19 - Dutch boat. Dim. 60x45 cm (about 2'x1,5')
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- Ref. D17 - Bear hunting. Dim. 60x75 cm (about 2'x2,5')
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- Ref. D22 - The four seasons. Tile panels depicting the 4 seasons with rocaille framing. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. D07 - Parrot. Dim. 45x30 cm (about 1,5'x1')
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- Ref. D25 - Blue landscapes. Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')
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- Ref. DC12 - Blue geometric tiles. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC20 - Renaissance geometric tiles. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC21 - Renaissance geometric tiles. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC26 - Tulips. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Ref. DC27 - Bouquet 3 tulips. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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- Réf. DC29 - Tulips and pomegranates forming a star. Tiles 15x15 or 20x20 cm (about 6''x6'' or 8''x8'')
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- Ref. DC11 - 16 examples of patterns for corners. Delft tiles are composed with a decor in the centre (character, flower, animal, etc.) and 4 corner motifs.
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- Ref. DC01 - Kitchen decorated with Delft tiles decor ''flowers'', alternating with white tiles, corner ''bee''
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- Ref. DC18 - Some examples of blue frieze. Dimensions depend on your needs
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- Ref. DC06 - Flowers and fruits border tiles 7,5x15 cm (about 3''x6'')
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- Ref. DC15 - More blue borders. Dimensions depend on your needs
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- Ref. D16 - Column. Tiles 13x13 or 15x15 cm (about 5''x5'' or 6''x6'')
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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.

Medieval tiles, terracotta floorings, socarrat, encaustic: some examples of tile-works of the Middle-Ages

Ref. MA11 - This medieval ornemental tiling is composed with oblong hexagonal tiles 30x15 cm (about 12''x6'') and insert tiles (''cabochons'') 10x10 cm (about 4''x4'') representing fantastic animals

Ref. MA12 - Ornemental tiling composed with oblong hexagonal tiles 30x15 cm (about 12''x6'') surrounding square tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6''), The design of the figurative subjects announce the beginnings of Renaissance

Ref. MA01 - Fantastic medieval animals. Tiles 10x10 cm (about 4''x4''), often used as insert tiles (''cabochons'') (see image MA11)

Ref. MA04 - Medieval tiles. Tiles 20x20 cm (about 8''x8''), painted in black and blue. Hispanic patterns from the 15th c.

Ref. MA14 - Ornemental Middle-Age pavement composed with oblong hexagonal tiles 30x15 cm (about 12''x6'') and square tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'') forming a complex pattern of octagons

Ref. MA07 - Middle-Age floor tiling ''rabbits''

Ref. MA09 - Medieval tiles from Parma. Reproduction of maiolica tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'') from the San Paolo Convent in Parma (Italy) (1471-1482)

Ref. MA13 - Medieval tiles. 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'')

Ref. MA03 - Medieval tiles. Decor on engobe (see keywords). Tiles 15x15 cm (about 6''x6'')

Ref. MA05 - Cistercian style. Floor insert tiles known in France as ''cabochons'', 10x10, 7x7 or 5x5 cm (about 4''x4'', 2 3/4''x2 3/4'' or 2''x2'')

Ref. MA02 - Some examples of medieval friezes. Dimensions are following your needs, here tiles 6x22 cm (about 2 1/2''x8 1/2'')

Ref. MA15 - Medieval tiles, 20x20 cm (about 8''x8'') painted with manganese and cobalt oxides (see keywords)

Ref. MA16 - Medieval style shower floor. Hexagonal tiles 30x15 cm (about 12''x6'') and square tiles 10x10 cm (about 4''x4'')

Apothecary jars and ceramic wares