ARTEMIS ROSE Relief Tiles - Verde
$40.00
/ $160.00 per ft2
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In deep ‘Verde’ green, this handmade tile features a screen printed Jacobean rose, blooming in classic porcelain blue against verdant green foliage.
Endlessly inspired by the Victorian age, House of Hackney’s tiles remain faithful to the era. Our earthenware tiles are hand-crafted nineteenth century reproductions, encompassing Britain’s long history of decorative crafts, reflecting the Victorian tradition and celebrating our eternal muse, Mother Nature.
Our tiles are crafted by world renowned ceramic tile makers, Craven Dunnill Jackfield, in the oldest surviving tile factory in the world, nestled in the heart of the English countryside.
Perfectly imperfect; over time the glaze will develop subtle surface crackling, called crazing. This happens naturally in ceramics and will in no way affect the durability of the tile - it’s just a part of the beauty of traditionally hand made tiles.
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Product Details
Made in England
Colour: Verde
Composition: 100% Ceramic
Dimensions: 6" x 6" (15.24cm x 15.24cm)
To fill 1 square metre, you will need 42.25 tiles of this size.
To fill 1 square foot, you will need 4 tiles of this size.
SKU: 1-TI-ARR-CE-VER-REL-6x6
Product tips
Over time ceramic tiles may craze which should be considered a characteristic rather than an imperfection of this type of tile.
Our tiles will have some colour variation as a result of our production methods or glazes, or their handcrafted nature. Where possible tiles should be laid out prior to fixing or taken randomly from several boxes to allow for blending of any shade variation.
Where possible, tiles should be ordered at the same time to ensure minimal colour variation.
We advise that an additional 10% of tiles are ordered to allow for cutting and wastage.
Our tiles are for decoration on walls only. They should not be used in working fireplaces and heavily used hearths. They are not waterproof and will need to be sealed if used in a bathroom or wet area.
Shipping & Returns
All delivery costs are calculated by the size and weight of the items in your order and confirmed at the checkout. Additional charges apply to oversized parcels, including fabric rolls and furniture, more details here.
UK Delivery
Charges start at £6, with delivery taking 2 to 5 working days for in-stock items.
International Delivery
All orders are sent with DDP (Delivery Duty Paid), meaning that taxes and duties are included in the final price.
Returns
Items may be returned for a full refund within 14 days of receiving your order. Please see more details here.
Will it fit?
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STEP 2: Measure your home
Next, taking into account the height (H), width (W) and depth (D) of your chosen furniture, you will need to measure your home to ensure the piece can comfortably reach the room in which it will live – so think about the doorways, hallways and stairwells it will need to pass through to get there.
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ARTEMIS ROSE Relief Tiles - Verde
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Our Ethos
Our Factories
Designed with purpose, made with love and built to last. We don’t make ‘products’; we make 'future Heirlooms'. Unique, authentic pieces that are inspired by the past and designed to be passed down to the next generation.
Upon founding our House, we spent six months travelling the length and breadth of the UK in search of the country’s finest craftspeople. We are proud to still work closely with these small-scale, family-run businesses today – preserving specialist, age-old trades (not to mention local jobs) while delivering unparalleled quality.
Each design is a celebration of traditional craftsmanship and sublime artistry, made to stand the test of time. No wonder, then, that we call them ‘future heirlooms’
Discover the story behind our crafts here.
Our Impact
Since the day our House was built, a sense of compassion for people and planet has served as the foundation of everything we do. House of Hackney is evolving from a B Corp sustainable brand to a regenerative one. This means doing things differently to bring about social and economic change, promoting the restoration and regeneration of natural resources and social systems. It means going beyond simply ‘sustaining’ and instead, actively making things better.
From how our raw materials are farmed and the farmers who grow them to the craft people who make the finished product, our team who sell them and everyone and everything in between, it means ensuring people and planet are considered at every touch point. Read more.
Nature on Board
Mother Nature & Future Generations sit on our board of directors. House of Hackney has legally appointed Mother Nature and Future Generations to our board of directors. By giving them a voice and a vote they will hold us accountable for every decision we make with regards to our impact on the planet and people of today, and in the future. Read more.
Products & Materials
From farm to furnishings, we ensure the natural world and the people within it are considered at every touchpoint. At House of Hackney, we’re all about making changes to protect the natural world and we are always seeking out ways to evolve our business that work more in harmony with Mother Nature. A big part of that is questioning the materials we use; are they the best available and can we do better?
As standard, our wallpaper is made using PVC-free, FSC certified, purposely grown materials, printed with water-based, environmentally safe inks and is made especially to order, reducing waste.
From natural mycelium products and sustainable cork materials to working with paper scientists to explore creating wallpaper from non-wood fibres, we are committed to discovering new material innovations and new ways of thinking and making products.
Our Factories
Designed with purpose, made with love and built to last. We don’t make ‘products’; we make 'future Heirlooms'. Unique, authentic pieces that are inspired by the past and designed to be passed down to the next generation.
Upon founding our House, we spent six months travelling the length and breadth of the UK in search of the country’s finest craftspeople. We are proud to still work closely with these small-scale, family-run businesses today – preserving specialist, age-old trades (not to mention local jobs) while delivering unparalleled quality.
Each design is a celebration of traditional craftsmanship and sublime artistry, made to stand the test of time. No wonder, then, that we call them ‘future heirlooms’
Discover the story behind our crafts here.
Our Impact
Since the day our House was built, a sense of compassion for people and planet has served as the foundation of everything we do. House of Hackney is evolving from a B Corp sustainable brand to a regenerative one. This means doing things differently to bring about social and economic change, promoting the restoration and regeneration of natural resources and social systems. It means going beyond simply ‘sustaining’ and instead, actively making things better.
From how our raw materials are farmed and the farmers who grow them to the craft people who make the finished product, our team who sell them and everyone and everything in between, it means ensuring people and planet are considered at every touch point. Read more.
Nature on Board
Mother Nature & Future Generations sit on our board of directors. House of Hackney has legally appointed Mother Nature and Future Generations to our board of directors. By giving them a voice and a vote they will hold us accountable for every decision we make with regards to our impact on the planet and people of today, and in the future. Read more.
Products & Materials
From farm to furnishings, we ensure the natural world and the people within it are considered at every touchpoint. At House of Hackney, we’re all about making changes to protect the natural world and we are always seeking out ways to evolve our business that work more in harmony with Mother Nature. A big part of that is questioning the materials we use; are they the best available and can we do better?
As standard, our wallpaper is made using PVC-free, FSC certified, purposely grown materials, printed with water-based, environmentally safe inks and is made especially to order, reducing waste.
From natural mycelium products and sustainable cork materials to working with paper scientists to explore creating wallpaper from non-wood fibres, we are committed to discovering new material innovations and new ways of thinking and making products.
Our Tiles Story
Our wall tiles are crafted by world renowned ceramic tile makers, Craven Dunnill Jackfield, at their historic factory in Shropshire; part of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site at the heart
of Britain’s Industrial Revolution.
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