Neisha Crosland: Paris Ceramics Editions

Pattern. Proportion. Poetry in Ceramic and Glaze.

Neisha Crosland for Paris Ceramics

Few contemporary designers have left such a distinct mark on British design as Neisha Crosland. Her work brings together rhythm, colour, proportion and ornament with a rare sense of balance.

In collaboration with Paris Ceramics, a De Ferranti brand, her patterns take form in ceramic, terracotta and glaze. As a result, decorative pattern becomes a surface with depth, movement and lasting character.

Pattern as Surface

Each collection begins with pattern. However, it does not stop there.

The tiles use scale, texture and glaze to give each design a physical presence. Therefore, the surfaces feel crafted rather than printed.

Texture, Glaze and Movement

Together, texture and glaze give the designs their sense of movement. They can bring quiet detail to a wall, create a strong decorative feature, or add rhythm across a larger interior scheme.

Decorative Tiles for Considered Interiors

These collections suit rooms where detail matters. For example, they can work in kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, fireplaces, feature walls and carefully considered living spaces.

Designed to Live Over Time

The result is not a graphic overlay. Instead, it is pattern shaped through ceramic craft, colour and surface.

Over time, these tiles bring character, texture and quiet ornament to the interior.

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