Ceramic Designs By Albert and Phillips Collection Tile

Weather worn woods left out in the sun and rain for months at a time take on a wonderfully-aged patina. By cerusing the wood and applying a multi-step finish, we achieve a stone-like effect which preserves the rough texture and rich color of the wood.

Chamcha wood is a fast-growing tree that is prized for its richly figured grain and distinct sap line._ It is characteristic for these trees to grow crooked and with low and heavy branching._ This allows for some of the most interesting and organic forms

Delicate like a sheet of paper blowing in the wind, this hand-sculpted metal wall tile exudes a soft texture that belies the sturdy material from which it is made. Finished in an antiqued black, each Pages Wall Tile glistens in the light while creating dramatic shadows for a dynamic wall display. This wall sculpture, which is crafted from a sheet of iron, reflects the modern organic ethos that Phillips Collection personifies.

The perfect example of how we use even the smallest pieces of natural wood we source, the White Framed Slice Wall Tile is embedded with a slice of teak that many product designers would see as a useless castaway. The tonal depth of the white metal frame draws out the warmest tones in the wood, and the textural grain of the wood contrasts the clean profile of the frame. We offer a number of frame colors in this family of products, each of which personifies the modern organic ethos for which Phillips Collection is renowned.

The Geometry Collection is crafted from solid slabs of acacia wood and a matte black iron in a diagonal design.