Handmade Tiles
Sea fish panel
Art deco rectangles.
Aga Tiles. Runner ducks.
lines
Art deco tile designs.
Click 'large commissions' to view those images.
Bronwyn Williams-Ellis is a highly qualified and skilled tile maker with a national reputation who designs and produces colourful figurative and abstract handmade tiles and panels for interiors. You will not find her tiles in DIY stores or tile shops; they are not mass produced, they are designed and made individually for a customer and are not a standard range.
The tile portfolios show some examples of Bronwyn's handmade tiles and tile panels for clients, projects large or small; bathroom tiles, handmade kitchen tiles, swimming pool surrounds, Jacuzzi surrounds, wet room tiles, splashbacks, dado tiles, shower tiles, border tiles. All sorts of designs are possible - abstract, or figurative, using a variety of decorating techniques. [ click 'techniques' on button bar].
If you want to discuss a small, or large project contact /phone Bronwyn personally at her studio, details below, or 'location' on button bar [ Direct contact /phone is best for clarity , email just adds confusion ! ]. [ Useful ordering info - click on 'About Bron'].
Individual pieces of work can be seen and bought at her studio which is open most week days 10.30-4.30p.m. please phone to check
As basis for most of her hand drawn tile projects Bronwyn uses unglazed standard dust pressed earthenware tiles. This speeds up the process and they can be used for entire walls, as single tiles, or ceramic tile panels set in with other manufacturer's plain tiles.
These ceramic wall tiles are fired at 1000 - 1050 C. suitable for internal sites in the UK
A.153mm [ 6"]. sq. X 6mm [1/4"]. thick
B. 99mm.[ 3 7/8"] sq. X 6mm. for simple or plain tiles only!
Spacing between tiles 3mm [1/8"].
Alternatively, handmade clay wall tiles are made in a variety of sizes and can be used to create a softer more organic quality; a focal point, a splash back, or border with other tiles, if not in stock please be patient, hand making clay tiles is definitely part of the 'SLOW' movement - they can't be hurried!
N.B. Colours on screen will vary- do not use to colour match!