Collection
Fired clays, ochres and bronze
Tierra celebrates the ceramic origins of VENUS: terracottas, ochres and clays fired at high temperature, accompanied by brushed bronze taps.
The story
The company's first kilns, in 1972, fired red clay tiles for courtyards and kitchens. Tierra reinterprets that legacy with today's porcelain technology.
The Arcilla porcelain revives the 20×20 format of traditional kitchens, while the Tierra Ocre slab brings the colour of clay to continuous large-format planes.
The warm tones of the collection are balanced with Alba white and Sombra grey in sun-drenched kitchens, terraces and living rooms.
4 references
The colour of fired clay in a continuous plane. Slab in an earthy ochre tone with a light clay mottle that evokes the terracotta floors of country houses. Its natural finish absorbs afternoon light and pairs with pale woods, lime and bronze.
The small-format clay tile of traditional kitchens. Terracotta-toned porcelain with slight firing variations between pieces, available in the classic 20×20 and rectangular formats. It revives the character of the clay tile with near-zero absorption and no need for treatment.
Round bowl in satin terracotta, sand or white. Round countertop washbasin inspired by traditional clay bowls. Its satin terracotta version is the warmest piece in the catalogue; in white or sand it integrates with any collection.
210 mm spout and cylindrical lever, wall-concealed. Wall-mounted single-lever mixer in solid brass with a 210 mm spout reach, designed to fall at the centre of the Ovalis and Rondo washbasins. 35 mm ceramic cartridge, laminar-flow aerator and concealed body with 3 mm trim.
Collections
Architectural partnership
We provide large-format samples, cutting plans, bespoke finishes and technical documentation directly to architecture and interior design studios.
