



This floral inlay panel, Campione di Fiore, is a section of a tableau combining fragments that are inlaid by hand. Its composition brings together a pale green and cream field, a red and white flower, dark blue curling stems and mottled fragments, all contained within a warm-toned square frame.
Unlike a repeating field tile, Campione di Fiore is read as a pictorial fragment. The flower acts as a focal point while the blue line curls through the surrounding pieces, connecting areas of differing colour and scale. Irregular fragment shapes keep the surface visibly assembled, giving the composition a quality closer to a material collage than a mechanically repeated pattern.
The Leaf Wave Inlay Panel uses isolated coloured inserts against a carved field, while the Crude Inlay Knot Tile moves towards stronger monochrome geometry. De Ferranti’s broader Mosaics collection provides further references for pictorial and patterned surfaces built from individual fragments.
The complete composition should be reviewed rather than judging a single fragment in isolation. For larger floors or tableaux, setting-out drawings should establish how the flower, curling stems and frame relate to the surrounding field and to room geometry. Samples can also clarify the balance between pale green, cream, red, blue and warmer tones under the project’s lighting. De Ferranti describes this hand-inlaid composition as flooring suited to high-end residential and commercial projects, with bathrooms and churches also associated with the product. Confirm the final substrate, joint treatment, finish, edge condition and exact suitability for the proposed location before installation.
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