Elements of Architecture: Colorful Hand-Painted Tiles by Italian Designer Elisa Passino
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Noted recently: handmade tiles in terra cotta, ceramic, and cement by Italian designer Elisa Passino, made in Portugal and Morocco and inspired by architecture. Take a look at a few ever changeable patterns:
Above Elisas latest tile collection Souvenirs dEté designed and made during the pandemic aims to bring a touch of summer into your project and your house The tiles are terra cotta with a semi matte glaze in hues like Soft Sand Orange Sun Red Coral and Clear Teal<span id=ezoic pub ad placeholder 868 class=ezoic adpicker ad style=displayblockimportantfloatnoneline height0margin bottom15pximportantmargin left0importantmargin right0importantmargin top15pximportantmax width100importantmin height250pxmin width250pxpadding top15pximportanttext aligncenterimportant>Above A closer look at Souvenirs dEté in White Cloud and Red Coral<span id=ezoic pub ad placeholder 872 class=ezoic adpicker ad>Above The Capitello pattern is available as both ceramic and cement tiles and in a wide array of colors like Vintage SandGreen BayAntique Blush shown here Like all of Elisas tiles it can be arranged in a variety of ways<span id=ezoic pub ad placeholder 870 class=ezoic adpicker ad>Above A mix of Abside Cement Tiles and Centina tiles available in both cement and ceramic<span id=ezoic pub ad placeholder 873 class=ezoic adpicker ad>Above The Capitello pattern in a more neutral colorway Many of the tiles are named with Italian architecture terms <em>capitello<em> refers to the top of a column<span id=ezoic pub ad placeholder 874 class=ezoic adpicker ad style=displayblockimportantfloatnoneline height0margin bottom15pximportantmargin left0importantmargin right0importantmargin top15pximportantmax width100importantmin height400pxmin width580pxpadding top15pximportanttext aligncenterimportant>Above A meld of Centina and Abaco patterns which comes in both cement and ceramic<span id=ezoic pub ad placeholder 875 class=ezoic adpicker ad>
For the full collection, head to the Terra Cotta, Ceramic, and Cement collections.
And for more bright, handmade tiles we love, might we suggest:
