A darker, moodier expression of Medievalissimo - the same handcraft and “engraved” medieval graphic language, this time with a verdigris-style barrel motif on a deep, kiln-fired ground.

Rooted in the decorative arts that flourished around the Champagne fairs in the era of Thibaut IV, Medievalissimo revives an artisanal process that relies on the chemistry of clays and a careful, controlled firing. The result is a tile that feels discovered rather than manufactured: tonal variation, tiny speckling, and surface character are part of its identity.

The stylised barrel motif is rendered in a blue-green glaze that reads like aged copper , set against a richly dark background with natural irregularities and depth. Used as a single accent, a framed panel, or repeated as a pattern, it brings a sense of medieval storytelling to both traditional and contemporary interiors.

De Ferranti also offers a marbled tile influenced by this period, for projects that want the same historical spirit in a more tonal, material-led way.