


Radar is a kaleidoscope limestone tile developed from a diagonal step design that Neisha Crosland cut apart and rearranged until a more complex repeating structure emerged. The resulting stencilled pattern has an angular, rotational quality, with a simple source motif becoming much less obvious once several modules are joined.
Radar forms part of De Ferranti’s ready-to-specify stencilled limestone range, with custom options available for discussion where the project calls for a different treatment or scale.
The design rewards viewing at two distances. Close up, individual diagonal steps remain visible; from farther away they combine into larger geometric figures that appear to turn across the floor or wall. Matchsticks uses simpler linear formations, while Cocteau replaces angular rotation with curving ironwork-inspired lines. Radar is the more optical of the three, making it especially useful where pattern itself is intended to become a principal visual element.
Because the kaleidoscope limestone tile creates secondary shapes across tile joints, layout should be tested over a sufficiently large area before fixing. Mark the centreline of the room or wall and check whether the strongest composite motif should sit on that axis or slightly off it. At thresholds, avoid accidental half-forms where a small shift could preserve the repeat more successfully. Review the stencil colour against the chosen limestone and grout, and expect natural variation in the stone. De Ferranti’s Neisha Crosland – Tattoo Series collection page helps compare Radar with the other five motifs before final selection. Confirm sealing, substrate and application-specific requirements with De Ferranti.
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