
Gold Ochre Tango Tiles bring Neisha Crosland’s swirling floral motif into a warm golden terracotta surface with a handpainted flamed antiqued finish. Part of De Ferranti’s FLORIS collection, Tango – Gold Ochre is a 20 cm x 20 cm decorative tile for interiors that need movement, warmth and a crafted surface with expressive pattern.
The Tango design is based on swirling, dancing, frilly-edged flowers, grouped in twosomes across the tile. The motif has a choreographed quality, with enough movement to feel lively and enough structure to work across a repeat field.
In Gold Ochre, the colourway brings warmth without becoming too loud. It can sit well with plaster, pale limestone, aged timber, brass, bronze, antique mirror, leather and other specialist De Ferranti materials. The golden ochre tone gives the surface richness, while the handpainted finish keeps the pattern from feeling flat or mechanically printed.
Tango – Gold Ochre is listed with a handpainted flamed antiqued finish. Slight shifts in line, tone, glaze and ground are part of its finished character, giving the surface a more worked and tactile quality.
Gold Ochre Tango Tiles can be considered for bathrooms, kitchens, fireplace surrounds, flooring, walling, residential interiors, restaurants, swimming pool tile areas and warm climate exterior applications, subject to project specification. Used in a compact area, they can add warmth to a kitchen splashback, shower wall, pool room detail or fireplace return. Across a broader wall or floor, the Tango repeat creates a golden patterned field with rhythm, softness and handmade surface depth.
For the wider designer collaboration, explore Ceramics by Neisha Crosland. For related handmade terracotta designs and colourways, see Neisha Crosland – FLORIS. For broader ceramic specification across decorative, painted and specialist surfaces, explore Ceramics – All Disciplines.
For project guidance, samples, availability, pricing or bespoke material enquiries, please contact De Ferranti directly. We can help you assess suitability, discuss quantities, review lead times and advise on the right surface for your project.