City Clusters, City of London
Photography ©City Clusters Photography - Butler Wiltshire
Tower Of Light, Manchester
Regent House, London Photography : with thanks to Szerelmey.
A House For Essex
Lucent W1, Piccadilly Circus
Photography : © Diane Auckland / Fotohaus Ltd.
Leeds Playhouse
Room for Art, Whitechapel Gallery Photography : Rob Harris
Wellington House, Wimbledon
The Londoner, Leicester Square
Homerton College, Cambridge Photography : David Valinsky Photography
20 Kildare Street Photography : with thanks to RKD Architects.
St. Mary Magdelene, London
Photography : with thanks to Dow Jones Architects
Plaquemine Lock, Islington Photography : Howard Sooley
Alexander McQueen Headquarters
York Art Gallery
Hackney Empire
50 New Bond Street, London
With thanks to Eric Parry Architects and Richard Leeney for images.
Air W1, Quadrant 3 Development, London Photography : Paul Riddle.
Academy House, Oxford Street
Haddo Yard, Kent Photography : David Barbour.
Holburne Museum Photography : Paul Riddle.
One Eagle Place, Piccadilly
Victoria Palace Theatre Photography : Mike Torrington
Regent Street W4
With thanks to Szerelmey and Tom St Aubyn Photography Ltd for images.
Floral Street, Covent Garden
The Eden Project, ∞ Blue (Infinity Blue) Photography : Emily Whitfield-Wicks.
Royal Albert Hall
Manchester Museum
Notting Hill Gate
Oddfellows, Manchester
Balham Bridge, London
Darwen Cemetery
Fountain Trees
Matches Fashion
Klatch, Ducie Street Warehouse, Manchester
Wallpaper
Of Heart And Hand Photo by Richard Tymon.
Victoria Beckham
Westbourne House
The Whitworth Art Gallery
True creative freedom, from imagination to Reality
Handmade terracotta and faience offer almost unlimited design flexibility in shape, size and colour, with outstanding durability and performance properties.
It's for just these reasons that an increasing number of architects are embracing the use of ceramic for building facades.
Our handcrafted, traditional methods are combined with modern kiln-firing technology resulting in glazes that can be anything from matt to high gloss, with either plain or very complex mottling and reactive layering, creating wonderful effects full of life and character. Add to this the very latest transfer technology and you have a product that is both traditional and cutting edge.
Due to its abundant raw material source, low embodied energy, exceptional durability and low maintenance, terracotta is also a great sustainable choice, reducing solar heat gain through solar shading.
Get in touch to see how we can work with you to turn your designs and finishes into reality.