A playful, graphic take on the Delft tradition, this tile turns “ pebble ” forms into a repeating trellis. Creamy oval motifs sit in dense clusters, opening to warm terracotta pockets and anchored by inky black pathways.

Part of De Ferranti’s Delft Tile collection, this design is all about rhythm and contrast. The field is built from soft, rounded “stone” shapes in an off-white glaze, arranged like drifting river pebbles. Between them, terracotta lozenges appear like warm embers, while deep black channels stitch the composition together, giving it structure and a strong outline.

The result is both decorative and architectural: close up it feels hand-drawn and tactile, from a distance it reads as a confident repeat with a slightly optical, swirling movement. Ideal for backsplashes, shower walls, chimney breasts, niche detailing, and feature panels, especially where you want pattern that feels crafted rather than printed.