Bone Horn Rectangle Tiles – Chequer Rectangles in Bone & Horn

Bone and Horn veneered over a Marine Ply base or over marble.

Imagine a room adorned in Bone and Horn, so luxurious it could be mistaken for Ivory ?

This versatile product is suitable for use on walls, low traffic flooring (powder rooms) and inlaid into furniture. This product is fully customisable.

From De Ferranti’s Bone and Horn inlay and veneer Collection

Bone Horn Rectangle Tiles with Linear Chequer Pattern

These bone horn rectangle tiles reinterpret the classic chequerboard through an elongated rectangular format. The result is still graphic and disciplined, but less formal than a square chequer. The horizontal rhythm gives the surface a woven, almost textile-like quality, while the black horn and pale bone maintain a crisp contrast.

Chequer Rectangles in Bone & Horn has a strong decorative presence without becoming overly ornate. The pale bone sections show gentle tonal movement, and the darker horn pieces carry natural polish, grain and occasional markings. Together they create a surface that reads cleanly from a distance but rewards close inspection in smaller rooms, furniture pieces and inset panels.

For clarity, this is a bone and horn veneer product, not ivory. It belongs to De Ferranti’s specialist inlay and veneer language, where natural materials are used for decorative walling, furniture details and carefully specified interior surfaces.

Design Use and Project Specification

Bone Horn Rectangle Tiles can be considered for walls, cabinet fronts, doors, screens, tabletops, bar fronts and selected low-traffic interior floors such as powder rooms, subject to backing, fixing method and expected wear. The product can be veneered over Marine Ply or marble, allowing De Ferranti to advise on the correct construction for the intended application.

The elongated chequer format works particularly well where a designer wants strong black and pale contrast with a slightly more linear, architectural rhythm. It can sharpen a furniture elevation, define a wall panel, or introduce a tailored decorative surface into residential, restaurant, yacht or hospitality interiors.

For related project directions, explore Tabletops & Furniture for object-led and inset surface commissions. Designers interested in mixed inlay materials may also view Quadrati, while a different black, white and metallic grid language can be seen in White Gold and Black Glass Mosaic – Greek Key Grid.

Project Guidance and Enquiries

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