Reservation
Early reservation is recommended for preferred glaze selection and batch planning. Additional quantities may be reserved ahead of production through a batch reservation deposit.
Handmade in small batches
Handmade ceramic tiles
Each tile. Made by hand.
Slowly dried. Bisque fired. Finished in the selected glaze.
Production
Made in limited batches, never mass-produced.
Annual Output
Approx. 600 m² made each year.
Location
East Flanders, Belgium
Shaped, dried, fired, and glazed by hand.
Current Availability
10 m²
prepared stock
Selected flat surfaces are dried and bisque fired. Final glaze completed to order.
Project Scale
Larger commissions are ideally discussed at least 8 weeks in advance. Prepared batches may reduce lead times depending on finish availability.
Selected surfaces
Three material directions currently open to projects.
Each surface is made in small batches; samples and final availability are confirmed directly with the atelier.
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Schelde Blauw Study
Surface Study
Mineral colour shifts from tile to tile.
Crystalline growth, edge tone, and glaze movement remain visible across the finished surface.
Each glaze batch is mixed and applied in-house before the final firing.
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Completed application
Handmade tiles on a planter.
Soft cream, pale pink, and botanical leaf impressions show handmade ceramic variation in a genuine application.
View the projectMaking
From raw clay to the second firing.
Each tile passes through the same careful sequence in the atelier.
See the full processShaped by hand
Each tile is formed individually, leaving small differences at the edge and surface.
Slow drying
Raw tiles dry between pieces of wood for approximately two months.
Bisque and prepared
After the 1080°C bisque firing, each piece is sanded and washed.
Glazed and fired
The selected in-house glaze is applied before a final firing at 1180°C.
Inside the atelier
Raw tiles dry slowly between wooden boards.
After shaping, tiles are stacked between pieces of wood and left to dry for about two months.
Once dry, they are bisque fired at 1080°C, sanded, washed, glazed, and fired again at 1180°C.
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Prepared stock, reserved future batches, and project inquiries are handled directly.
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East Flanders, Belgium
Based in Belgium, with current focus on Benelux and neighbouring European projects.
Further destinations considered by request.
Inquiry Support
Selected flat surfaces may be reserved ahead of production through a batch reservation deposit.
Samples available on request.
Delivery and batch timing are discussed upon request.
Projects are ideally discussed at least 8 weeks in advance. Larger commissions are reserved according to drying and firing schedules.
Visible variation belongs to the work. Projects seeking stricter factory repetition are best discussed from the outset.