Published on July 30, 2015

Plants

written by rob

Plants suitable for using as a decorative design need to have a good bold structure. Not everything works! eg. herbs can look a bit of a mess.

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: Aga tile splashback panel with oak leaves

: sloe blackthorn hand drawn tile. White background

: Fern tiles splashback

: Aubergine. Drawn outlines- vegetable series.

: Cauliflower with blue background 4 tile panel

: Vegetables – kitchen tiles.

: Asymetric panel of vegetable tiles for an Aga. Plain tiles with inset decorated tiles continue round the kitchen.

: A framed tile panel as a feature for a new kitchen

: Detail of a still life tile panel of fruit and vegetables

: single oranges and lemons tiles

: Native plants – series of tiles for a Welsh campsite. white glazed . 6″ 153mm tiles.

: Magnolia ‘Chinese wallpaper’ tile panel

: Tile fire place surround for an arts and crafts house. Based on 6″ tiles cut to size.

: A run of tiles for a washstand based on a Morris design, to go with wall paper etc. Cream glaze. 6″ tiles.

: Hob tile panel, artichokes. Cream tin glaze.

: Green artichokes tile panel. painted oxide decoration on cream tin glaze.

: Still life hand painted tiles.

: Tulip tiles. Part of series of kitchen panels

: Small hob tile panel reflecting the outside garden planting.

: Close up of magnolias showing graduated colour of glazes.

: Wysteria and doves Aga tile panel

: Cuerda seca/ wax resist myrtle leaves.

: One of a a series illustrating plants growing beneath Snowdon for Lake Gwynant campsite.

: Hand decorated tiles with different background glazes – sponge printed.

: A simple white glazed tile with sponge print grey leaves.

: Full sized leaves stencilled in oxides + glazes on a white glaze. Only suitable for some leaf shapes!

: lime leaves- Some simply decorated tiles for a small contemporary kitchen. Stencilled lime leaves.

: Sweet chestnut-Full sized leaf stencil using oxides and stains on a cream base.

: A raised clay outline separates glazes.

: A traditional tile panel for a contemporary kitchen.

: A tiled dining table top brush decorated with British fruits- on cream ground.

: Detail of brush decorated tin glaze tiles

: Plant designs based on Jacobean embroidery.tiles.

: Part of a series of ‘chinese style’ brush decorated tile panels for a bathroom.