

The Kismet floral terracotta tile belongs to Woodstock, a collection of vibrant terracotta tile designs inspired by the energy and creativity of the 1970s. Its pointed fan-shaped outline encloses a single layered flower, combining curved teal bands with peach, brown and aubergine over a pale crackled ground.
The design is organised around a central stem that rises into a rounded, tiered bloom. Fine vertical lines animate the upper pale field, while broad teal curves sweep outward and return towards the pointed base. Warm peach and earthy brown soften the cooler blue-green glaze. Because the outline is part of the composition, Kismet has the character of a shaped ceramic fragment rather than a conventional square field tile.
The related Lennon design uses a similar pointed format but replaces the central bloom with a white radiating fan. Santana offers a fuller, layered green palmette with stronger black outlines. For further botanical hand painting on terracotta, explore Neisha Crosland – FLORIS; for curving period ornament and fan-like forms, see De Ferranti’s Art Nouveau collection.
A Kismet floral terracotta tile can be repeated to create a scalloped field, arranged as a border-like band or used selectively within a framed decorative panel. Confirm the intended orientation and spacing with a scaled setting-out drawing. At edges and corners, the pointed profile needs careful resolution, either through planned cuts, complementary field tiles or a deliberate perimeter margin.
The hand-painted glaze will show natural variation in colour and brushwork, so samples should be viewed together rather than in isolation. Ask De Ferranti to confirm suitability and installation requirements for floors, swimming pools, wet areas and warm-climate exterior settings. No second distinct gallery image is currently available.
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