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Antique Black & White Marble

These beautiful and practical floors are reclaimed from European manor houses and country estates will provide beauty and versatility for any interior. more..

Antique Blonde Barr

Quarried between 1820 and 1900 in the Languedoc region of France, these stones were always intended to be used as flooring in grand country homes of this area. more..

Antique Dalle de Bourgogne

These flagstones are reclaimed from properties in the Burgundy region of France, an area almost as famous for its stone as for its wine. more..

Antique Dalle de Normande

As the name implies these stones are reclaimed from the Normandy Region of France. Extremely rare, these floors are as precious as they are beautiful. more..

Antique Grey Barr Hexagons

Antique Grey Barr machine cut into hexagons from Paris Ceramics' Antique Grey Barr. more..

Antique Hebron Limestone

These exquisite floors are reclaimed from public buildings, courtyards and private residences in Israel. more..

Antique Jerusalem Stone

Also known as Biblical Stone, these ancient stones are the oldest of all the reclaimed floors Paris Ceramics provides. more..

Antique Negev

These antique floors are reclaimed from public buildings, courtyards and private residences in Israel. more..

Antique Blanc Rose Terracotta

Antique Blanc Rose tile, the most rare of terracotta, is found only in a very restricted area of France. more..

Antique Parrefeuille Terracotta

Parrefeuille tiles were used throughout the southern part of France, and are unusual by their rectangular rather than square shape. more..

Antique Red Hexagonal Terracotta

Hand-made clay tiles from the Loire Valley, Bordeaux and Provence regions of France, this terracotta is up to three hundred years in age. more..

Antique Red Terracotta

These terracotta tiles are actual antique reclaimed, handmade clay tiles from the Loire Valley, Bordeaux and Provence regions of France, respectively. more..

Antique Yellow (Jaune) Terracotta

Actual reclaimed antique hand-made tiles from Central and Southern France more..

Pink Octagonal Terracotta with Slate Keystones

Hand-made clay tiles from the Loire Valley, Bordeaux and Provence regions of France, this terracotta is up to three hundred years old. more..

Cosmati

Cosmati work is highly decorative, with inlays of coloured stones, mosaic, glass and gilding. more..

Ceramics - Boy on Dolphin

In 1985 Paris Ceramics introduced the original crackle glaze tile, AX. It has long since proved to be the most popular tile for exploring countless decorative possibilities. AX is an adaptable tile, equally suited to both traditional and modern applications. more..

Ceramics - Constellation - Polychrome

In 1985 Paris Ceramics introduced the original crackle glaze tile, AX. It has long since proved to be the most popular tile for exploring countless decorative possibilities. AX is an adaptable tile, equally suited to both traditional and modern applications. more..

Constellation Blue

In 1985 Paris Ceramics introduced the original crackle glaze tile, AX. It has long since proved to be the most popular tile for exploring countless decorative possibilities. AX is an adaptable tile, equally suited to both traditional and modern applications. more..

Crackle Glaze Tiles with Border

In 1985 Paris Ceramics introduced the original crackle glaze tile, AX. It has long since proved to be the most popular tile for exploring countless decorative possibilities. AX is an adaptable tile, equally suited to both traditional and modern applications. more..

Crackle Glaze with English Zodiac

In 1985 Paris Ceramics introduced the original crackle glaze tile, AX. It has long since proved to be the most popular tile for exploring countless decorative possibilities. AX is an adaptable tile, equally suited to both traditional and modern applications. more..

Custom Ceramics

In 1985 Paris Ceramics introduced the original crackle glaze tile, AX. It has long since proved to be the most popular tile for exploring countless decorative possibilities. AX is an adaptable tile, equally suited to both traditional and modern applications. more..

Grosvenor Blue - Cross Stitch

A range of British traditional ceramic tiles, available in four designs. more..

Grosvenor Blue - Dots & Stripes

A range of British traditional ceramic tiles, available in four designs. more..

Moulded Shell Tiles

This striking ceramic shell relief panel from Paris Ceramics, evoking the English seaside, brings a fresh summer feel to bathroom splash backs and walls. more..

Papal Floor

The floor seen here was copied from an original in the "Pope's Bedroom" in Avignon. more..

Andalucian Grey and White Marble

Inspired by our Antique reclaimed Grey and White Marble Floors, this newly quarried marble recreates the classic look. more..

Mughal Black and White Marble

Enduring, the timeless Black and White Marble has been a favourite with designers for many years. more..

Octopus with Greek Key Border

Mosaics are one of the most versatile of media, suitable for both halls and floors - where borders can be used to striking effect in outlining or creating architectural definitions. more..

Roman Mosaic

Mosaics are one of the most versatile of media, suitable for both halls and floors - where borders can be used to striking effect in outlining or creating architectural definitions. more..

Sun and Moon Mosaic

Mosaics are one of the most versatile of media, suitable for both halls and floors - where borders can be used to striking effect in outlining or creating architectural definitions. more..

Alhambra Stone

This unique stone is sometimes referred to as Fern Stone due to the peerless veining that resembles the branches of the fern plant. more..

Antique Jerusalem Limestone

This extraordinary hand textured stone comes from the areas surrounding Jerusalem. more..

Antiqued Bateig Blue

This hard wearing, medium density stone will immediately add a strong period look to any setting. more..

Antiqued Refined Limestone

Antiqued Refined Limestone has been developed by Paris Ceramics to give the surfaces of new stone an authentic aged appearance. more..

Bateig Fantasia Limestone

Completely versatile, this neutral stone is both warm and cool toned at the same time. more..

Blue English limestone

This very special stone is perhaps the most classic of all the English limestone. more..

Brownstone

This understated and polite stone adds elegance to any decorative scheme whether traditional or modern more..

Bulgarian Limestone

Bulgarian Limestone is quarried from the edge of the Balkans. more..

Cenia Blue

Cenia Blue limestone has extreme hardness, rendering it virtually impossible to work. more..

Cotswold Limestone

Cotswold Limestone is an open grained limestone from the Cotswold’s in England. more..

Flamme Limestone

Flamme Limestone comes from historic quarries centuries old. more..

French Refined Limestone

The close-grained texture of the Refined limestone comes from beds laid down during the Jurassic period some 90 million years ago. more..

Indian Sandstone Parquet

Indian Sandstone Parquet is a lustrous burnt amber toned sandstone and is extremely hard wearing more..

Jerusalem Gold Limestone

As its name implies, this extraordinary stone comes from the areas surrounding Jerusalem. more..

Lincoln Limestone

This limestone, dating from the Jurassic period 80-90 million years ago, was used for the construction of Lincoln Cathedral during the 14th century. more..

Llowes Stone

Llowes Stone is considered an extremely high quality and durable material more..

Mountain Black

Living up to its name, Mountain Black is available on the grandest of scale. Each tile measures approximately five square feet. more..

Negev Limestone

Negev Limestone is quarried from the hills surrounding Jerusalem and has been used since Roman times. more..

New Distressed Jerusalem Stones

New Distressed Jerusalem Stones are a new product developed by Paris Ceramics. The goal was to create the effect of an antique floor using new materials. more..

Octagonal Bulgarian Limestone with Iscan Blue Cabs

Eighty miles from Sofia on the edge of the Balkans lie the hills where this hard-wearing limestone is quarried. more..

Olive Travertine

The extraordinary olive colour makes this travertine rare and precious. more..

Pierre D’Aix

Pierre D’Aix is quarried from the hills of Provence France in large blocks. more..

Second Face Bourgogne

Second Face Bourgogne is the “second surface” of the Antique Dalle de Bourgogne flagstones. more..

Second Face Tumbled Bourgogne Limestone

Second Face Tumbled Bourgogne Limestone is from the Burgundy region of France and is an extremely hard wearing stone. more..

Truman

This pattern is inspired by the 17th century parquetry wood floors, a technique originally created for Versailles. more..

Tumbled Refined Limestone

Tumbled Refined Limestone is adaptable to almost any interior, this extraordinary material looks great with our honed French refined limestone, as well as our unique Antiqued Refined Limestone. more..

White Bulgarian and Parchment Yellow Bulgarian Limestone

White Bulgarian and Parchment Yellow Bulgarian Limestone is quarried from the edge of the Balkans. more..

White Jura Limestone

This fairly dense limestone is quarried in the Franconia Mountains, located in the Jura region of Germany. more..

Briccole 1

Born from the love for Venice, surrounded and protected by the waters, the research and creation of a truly unique collection, in which the material used is of such importance to be considered a historical witness and cultural heritage of the city. These are the "briccole". more..

Briccole 2

Born from the love for Venice, surrounded and protected by the waters, the research and creation of a truly unique collection, in which the material used is of such importance to be considered a historical witness and cultural heritage of the city. These are the "briccole". more..

Briccole 4

Born from the love for Venice, surrounded and protected by the waters, the research and creation of a truly unique collection, in which the material used is of such importance to be considered a historical witness and cultural heritage of the city. These are the "briccole" (in Venetian “bricole”), structures formed of one or more large wooden poles tied together and placed in water, in order to signal to boats the navigable portion of the lagoon. more..

Crocodile Gold

Crocodile Gold is part of our Elite Luxury Line more..

Fantasy Mono Colour

Fantasy is part of our Elite Graphique collection. Is the only book-matched parquet with pantograph engraving. more..

Fantasy White Gold

Fantasy White Gold is part of our Elite Luxury Collection. more..

The Orient

The Orient is part of our Elite Graphique collection. more..

Walnut Burl Bookmatched

Elite Prestige Walnut burl and walnut heart This line is one of the prestigious and luxurious among our wood floor ranges. In fact, it differs thanks to the use of the most valuable parts of Walnut, Walnut burl and Walnut crotch, so much appreciated for their unique expression and beauty. Our artisans work this material with special skills, starting from a piece of material 4 mm thick to achieve a noble part of parquet at least 2.5 mm thick. more..

Alcala

This pattern has been inspired by travels throughout the Latin countries of Spain, Portugal and Mexico, combined with studies of Islamic geometric art. more..

Arabella

For 3000 years, nomads, traders, armies, and pilgrims have traveled the Silk Road, thousands of miles of routes that connect Europe to India to China and Japan exchanging not simply silk and other luxuries but philosophical and artistic influences, the very highest visions of what a civilization could be. It is no exaggeration to say that the Silk Road laid the foundations for modernity as we know it . Traveling the same route and blending our own ideas of modern taste with both the indigenous materials of Eurasia and design elements from many traditions has created our Silk Road range, a collection that brings us home, distilling our own pilgrim ages into steps on the path of our design odyssey. more..

Castilla

Castilla, a natural stone waterjet and hand cut mosaic shown in Jura Grey honed and Calacatta Tia polished. more..

Chatham

Chatham 3 stone water jet mosaic shown in Driftwood and Calacatta Tia honed. more..

Eddies

Eddies consists of hand-chopped tesserae (not perfect squares) that are slightly tumbled to give them an aged look more..

Edie

Edie water jet cut stone mosaic shown in Nero, Bardiglio, Carrara and Thassos honed. Edie Jewel Glass Mosaic shown in Obsidian, Lavastone, Tortoise shell and Amazonite. more..

Fiona

Fiona, a jewel glass waterjet mosaic shown in Aquamarine and Dawn Mirror. more..

Floating Fish

Floating Fish, a water jet and hand cut glass mosaic shown in Mica, Sardonyx, Pearl, Quartz,and Garnet. more..

Granada

Granada Grande, a natural stone waterjet mosaic shown in Emperador Dark, Verde Luna, Rosa Verona, Calacatta Tia, Giallo Reale polished. more..

Jacqueline

Jacqueline, a jewel glass waterjet mosaic shown in Absolute white, Chalcedony, Peridot, and Quartz/Agate. more..

Kingston

Kingston Lacy, a hand cut natural stone mosaic shown in Calacatta Tia and Bardiglio polished. more..

Marabel

Marabel, a jewel glass mosaic shown in Aquamarine and Quartz. more..

Oasis

Here, our Silk Road collection is presented in a simplified palette for “clean slate. more..

Pamir

This mosaic has interpreted the ancient textile in her signature style, combining brilliant colour and refined texture in jewel glass mosaics. more..

Rubrik

Is part of the New Parquet Tile in jewel glass and natural stone. This pattern is inspired by the 17th century parquetry wood floors, a technique originally created for Versailles. more..

Sophie

Curvaceous lines identify the romantic designs of Sophie, inducing a sophisticated allure. more..

Terracotta - Torquemada

These tiles are produced by one of the traditional tile makers of Spain, the only company left in Europe fully maintaining the tile making techniques introduced to Spain by the Moors. more..

Terracotta - Torquemada-Stencilled with Fleur de lys

These tiles are produced by one of the traditional tile makers of Spain, the only company left in Europe fully maintaining the tile making techniques introduced to Spain by the Moors. more..

Terrazzo - Alhambra

Paris Ceramics first saw these highly decorative tiles in Europe and, recognising their durability and adaptability, decided to begin importing them to the UK more..

Terrazzo Arcadia

Paris Ceramics first saw these highly decorative tiles in Europe and, recognising their durability and adaptability, decided to begin importing them to the UK more..

Terrazzo Palladio

Paris Ceramics first saw these highly decorative tiles in Europe and, recognising their durability and adaptability, decided to begin importing them to the UK more..