


This faceted ceramic tile is sharply sculpted and defined by folded planes and geometric precision. Its surface captures and refracts light, creating depth through form rather than colour.
Facet Prism Relief Tile is a three-dimensional ceramic surface built from angular, pyramid-like planes that rise and fall across the field. Each tile is carefully moulded to create crisp triangular facets, producing a rhythmic interplay of highlight and shadow.
When laid in repetition, the geometry forms a continuous architectural pattern that feels structured and contemporary. The relief introduces movement without ornament, making it ideal for spaces where texture is desired but palette restraint is essential.
Suitable for feature walls, reception areas, stair halls, bathrooms and fireplace surrounds, Facet Prism works particularly well in neutral or chalky finishes that emphasise light and shadow. Available in matte, satin or glazed finishes, and compatible with complementary trims for framed or panelled compositions.
A sculptural ceramic surface that transforms walls into quiet architectural statements.
Noble 2 Relief softens the geometry through a curvilinear quatrefoil module, while Argento Starburst Mandala introduces radial ornament within a similarly pale field. The Metallic and Pearlescent Tiles collection offers stronger reflective finishes, while Ceramics, All Disciplines provides access to the wider range of sculptural and patterned ceramic surfaces.
The faceted ceramic tile is unusually sensitive to setting-out and lighting. Establish the orientation sequence on shop drawings, inspect alignment under grazing light and coordinate outlets, corners and panel edges before installation. A full-scale mock-up should confirm joint width, finish, shadow pattern and the visual effect of any intended tile rotations.
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