Project Notes

A concise note set for architects, interior designers, and private clients considering handmade ceramic surfaces.

Where are the tiles made?

Each surface is curated and completed in Flanders, including shaping, glaze preparation, glaze application, and firing.

Are all tiles identical?

Visible variation in tone, glaze movement, relief, finish, edge character, and slight dimensional inconsistency belongs to handmade work. Each tile remains distinct within the batch and this is not considered a defect. Clients seeking strict factory repetition are encouraged to inquire first.

What is the starting price?

Collections begin from €200 per m². More involved glaze surfaces and relief-based finishes may begin from higher collection-specific rates.

Turquoise Surface — from €200 per m²
Mineral Bronze — from €300 per m²
Schelde Blauw — from €450 per m²
Rouge Bourgogne — from €500 per m²
Flemish Relief — from €750 per m²

Can larger orders be accommodated?

Yes, with sufficient lead time and production planning. Larger commissions are ideally discussed at least 8 weeks in advance due to drying and firing schedules.

Can future batches be reserved?

Yes, selected future production may be reserved through a reservation deposit. Early reservation is recommended for preferred glaze selection and batch planning.

Is prepared stock available?

Selected flat surfaces may be available dried and bisque fired, ready for final glaze completion to order. Prepared batches may reduce lead times depending on finish availability.

Why are quantities limited?

Production is small-batch and each tile is completed individually.

How should tiles be cleaned?

Flat tiles

Soft cloth or sponge with a mild non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid harsh acids, strong alkalis, and abrasive pads.

Relief tiles

Soft-bristle brush or other gentle non-snaring methods. Avoid microfiber snagging, harsh acids, strong alkalis, and abrasives.

Is delivery available?

Delivery or collection is discussed per project and destination.

Do you offer samples?

Selected samples may be available for active projects.

Are tiles suitable for kitchens and bathrooms?

Many glazed wall surfaces may be suitable depending on substrate, installation, and conditions. Discuss project specifics directly.

What influences price?

Surface complexity, hand-finishing time, glaze system, relief work, and production scale.

Variation

Variation within the batch

Visible variation exists from tile to tile. Tone shifts, glaze movement, and edge character remain natural within the batch, and handmade variation is not considered a defect. Clients seeking strict factory repetition are encouraged to inquire first.

Select images may be opened to view glaze movement and surface detail.

Three cobalt handmade tiles on Belgian stone showing natural batch variation. — Tiles from the same glaze family show natural variation in tone, surface movement, and edge character.

Three burgundy handmade tiles on Belgian stone showing related but distinct glaze movement. — Related surfaces, each with its own glaze movement.

Single cobalt handmade tile shown against Belgian stone. — Cobalt surface shown against Belgian stone.

Inquiry

Questions are best resolved through the project conversation itself.

Prepared stock, future batches, and collection suitability are discussed directly for each project.

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