Terracotta tiles are natural clay tiles that are dried and fired to create a warm, rustic finish. Known for their earthy tones and timeless appeal, they’re ideal for both traditional and modern interiors and
come in a variety of shapes and sizes.

Yes, terracotta tiles are durable when properly installed, sealed, and maintained. Made from natural clay and fired at high temperatures, they’re built to last. Careful installation and protective finishes help keep them looking their best for many years to come.

Terracotta is a natural clay material, so variation in colour, texture, and finish is expected and part of its charm. Each tile is unique, often featuring irregular edges, small salt pits, and subtle surface variations that enhance its rustic, handcrafted appearance.

These natural features are not defects; they reflect the traditional production process and add character to the finished floor or wall.

Real terracotta tiles are made from natural clay that’s shaped, dried, and fired, often using traditional methods passed down through generations. They have a warm, earthy tone and a beautifully imperfect finish, with each tile offering unique variations in colour and texture.

Terracotta effect tiles are typically made from porcelain or ceramic and designed to mimic the look of real terracotta. They offer a similar aesthetic but due to their non-porous nature, do not require sealing and have greater resistance to moisture and possible stains.

Our 15mm Cottura Terracotta tiles are suitable for indoors only, however our 50mm format is suitable for outdoors.

Indoors, they add warmth and character to kitchens, hallways, and living spaces. Outdoors, they’re ideal for patios, terraces, and pathways, provided they’re installed with proper drainage and weather protection to prevent moisture-related issues.

Yes, terracotta tiles work well with underfloor heating thanks to their natural heat retention and distribution, subject to correct installation.