Tiles by Conie Vallese are produced in Spain using thick red clay and finished with a liquid enamel glaze. The surface is high-gloss, with a reflective quality that enhances depth and interaction with light. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, the tiles are designed to respond to changing conditions of light, weather and time. The collection draws on island landscapes, sea and sky, stone and earth, where colour is shaped by light and exposure over time. The palette reflects tones often present in Conie Vallese’s work: pale yellow, celadon, varied blues, and darker reds and browns. These colours reference nature and landscape, while remaining consistent with the chromatic language found in her sculptures and spatial installations.

The tiles extend Conie Vallese’s material-led practice. Each piece is made by hand, and variation is an inherent part of the process. Differences in surface, tone, and glaze are retained rather than adjusted, allowing repetition to carry subtle shifts across a surface. The use of red clay provides a stable and warm base. Its density supports both saturated and pale glazes, giving colour depth without excess. The palette consists of 17 colours and one volcanic silver. The tones reference elements such as horizon, stone, vegetation, and sea, and are developed to work both individually and in combination.

Each tile is shaped, fired, and glazed by hand. Variations in glaze density, pooling, and texture occur naturally in the kiln. The glossy surface interacts directly with light, creating reflections and tonal shifts across an installation. These differences define the material expression. The collection is available in five formats, from square to elongated rectangular proportions. The formats allow for calm, continuous layouts or more structured compositions. Used in single colours or combined across the palette, the tiles are suited for walls, floors, and interior architectural surfaces in residential and hospitality contexts.

Production takes place in Spain in a workshop with generations of experience in red clay. Working directly with the raw material, the process combines established craft traditions with controlled firing methods to create a refined and consistent ceramic surface. The result is a material language shaped by hand and time, where subtle variations in colour, texture and form give each tile its own character while preserving the balance and expression of Tiles by Conie Vallese.

For technical information, please consult the installation, grouting, and maintenance guides below to ensure the tiles are installed and cared for as intended, maintaining the light, tone, and balance of Tiles by Conie Vallese.

– Installation guide and grouting

– Maintenance and care