House White Glazed Metro

Name: House White Glazed Metro
Brand: CEVICA S.L.
SKU: ANTIC 7.5X15 BLANCO-MTO-box
Price: 88.0 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Glazed

From £105.60/m²

£1.20

per tile

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Tile per m² 88
Tiles per box 88 / 1.0 m²
Dimensions 7.5 x 15 x 0.9cm

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House White. Our signature white.

We make our Glazed Metro tiles by coating terracotta biscuits with a hand-mixed opaque glaze developed to match our colours.

We use the waterfall method of glazing in which a stream of glaze falls onto the tile as it passes by below on a conveyor belt. The result is a gently undulating surface, and slight variation in depth of colour in parts. Please note that due to the nature of the making process, a repeat is sometimes created in the glaze, and we therefore recommend your tiler selects tiles at random when installing. For full installation instructions, click here.

Not suitable for use on floor.

All prices quoted on our website are exclusive online and can be subject to change.

If a product is out of stock we can always make your tiles to order; please contact design@bertandmay.com

Obsessed with colour.

Our glazed tiles are made in a small workshop just outside Valencia, led by Raúl and his team. And because we are, unapologetically, tile geeks, we care deeply about what goes into making something that might, at first glance, seem very simple.

We insist on an undulating biscuit with softened edges and gentle variations across the surface of each tile. This causes the glaze to settle and pool in different ways, creating depth, movement and variation from one tile to the next.

We also insist on double firing. Each tile is saturated with glaze and fired in the kiln twice, creating a depth and richness of colour that a faster production process simply cannot replicate.