

Tectonic – Olive brings olive geometric tiles into De Ferranti’s Modernist collection by Neisha Crosland, using broken planes and grounded green linework to create a repeat with movement, structure and controlled energy. The olive tone gives the angular pattern a more natural character, while the pale ground keeps the design clear and measured. The result is a hand-painted antiqued ceramic tile with graphic rhythm and a crafted surface finish.
Within the Neisha Crosland Modernist collection, Tectonic – Olive is built from shifting planes rather than curves, circles or woven marks. The motif has a fractured, directional quality, giving the surface a sense of movement without losing order. Compared with the black version, the olive colourway feels quieter and more organic, while still retaining the clarity of the design.
This product is listed as a 20 x 20 cm tile with a four-tile repeat. That format gives the broken geometry enough scale to read clearly across larger surfaces. Used expansively, the olive geometric tiles can form a complete patterned field. Used in smaller areas, they can create a defined feature panel, splashback, fireplace surround or decorative wall section.
As olive geometric tiles, Tectonic – Olive is particularly useful where a project needs pattern with structure, movement and a green tonal note rather than hard monochrome contrast. It can work across bathrooms, kitchens, fireplace surrounds, residential interiors, restaurants, swimming pool areas and warm-climate external settings where the specification is suitable. The olive and pale palette can sit well with limestone, plaster, terracotta, oak, bronze, garden-facing rooms and relaxed neutral schemes.
For the wider designer collaboration, explore Ceramics by Neisha Crosland. For other designs in the same family, see this collection. For related graphic surface options, explore Geometric Patterned Tiles.
For project guidance, samples, availability, pricing or bespoke material enquiries, please contact De Ferranti directly. We can help you assess suitability, discuss quantities, review lead times and advise on the right surface for your project.