A refined interpretation of the classic chevron, this composition alternates woodfired terracotta with pale natural stone in a tightly controlled directional layout.

The terracotta pieces reveal the unmistakable character of traditional wood kiln firing – tonal shifts from soft apricot and dusty peach through to toasted clay and warm sienna. Subtle smoke shadows, mineral freckles and edge darkening create depth within each module. The accompanying stone, likely a lightly honed travertine or limestone , introduces a cooler chalky contrast – ivory, soft putty and faint fossil markings bringing balance to the warmth of the clay.

The geometry is crisp and architectural. Each lozenge is cut with precision, yet retains the natural irregularity that only hand-finished materials can achieve. The fine grout line sharpens the rhythm, allowing the pattern to read as a flowing zigzag field when laid continuously.

Construction
Hand-shaped woodfired terracotta and natural stone modules, cut on the bias and assembled in alternating bands.

Finish
Soft matte with natural kiln variation and lightly honed stone inserts.

A floor language rooted in European tradition – directional, elegant and quietly textural – where the marriage of terracotta and stone creates both movement and restraint.