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Albert's Chestnut Brown Wall Tile

Good old-fashioned Victorian tiles are back in vogue, and we could wax lyrical about our Albert’s range for hours on end.

Inspired by Prince Albert - who took an active interest in the arts - they epitomise traditional British craft at its best. They’re fired using a translucent glaze that puddles and pools over the surface, giving a rich and opulent shade when they leave the kiln.

Smoky and full of soul, Albert’s Chestnut Brown will add a traditional touch to your splash-backs and walls. As these wall tiles have a gorgeous crackled glaze finish, we do recommend they're sealed with Crackle Glaze Protector.

Good old-fashioned Victorian tiles are back in vogue, and we could wax lyrical about our Albert’s range for hours on end.

Inspired by Prince Albert - who took an active interest in the arts - they epitomise traditional British craft at its best. They’re fired using a translucent glaze that puddles and pools over the surface, giving a rich and opulent shade when they leave the kiln.

Smoky and full of soul, Albert’s Chestnut Brown will add a traditional touch to your splash-backs and walls. As these wall tiles have a gorgeous crackled glaze finish, we do recommend they're sealed with Crackle Glaze Protector.

$79.00
Albert's Chestnut Brown Wall Tile
$79.00

Description

Good old-fashioned Victorian tiles are back in vogue, and we could wax lyrical about our Albert’s range for hours on end.

Inspired by Prince Albert - who took an active interest in the arts - they epitomise traditional British craft at its best. They’re fired using a translucent glaze that puddles and pools over the surface, giving a rich and opulent shade when they leave the kiln.

Smoky and full of soul, Albert’s Chestnut Brown will add a traditional touch to your splash-backs and walls. As these wall tiles have a gorgeous crackled glaze finish, we do recommend they're sealed with Crackle Glaze Protector.