The Antiquity Seville Decor is an encaustic-look porcelain with a soft matt face: a powder-blue flower burst inside rings of sand and pale gold, with sand fleur-de-lis corners on a worn off-white ground. Each tile carries a quarter of the design, so four laid together form one large medallion and a full run reads as a repeating rosette. The faded, slightly weathered print gives it the look of reclaimed cement tile rather than something factory-fresh.
At a compact 150x150mm it suits kitchen splashbacks, laundry floors, powder rooms and feature walls, either as a full field or as a feature panel framed by plain tiles. The P3 slip rating covers wet zones underfoot, and the cushion edge softens each grout line for a hand-laid feel.
Part of the Antiquity range, which pairs plain colours such as Ice, Almond and Blue with the Valencia and Venetian decors, so the blue in Seville can be picked up in the surrounding field.
