Handpainted Ceramic Tile Workshop - Luoyang China
Artisan drawing raised outlines on rectangular ceramic tiles
Solution

Mural and Architectural Projects

Wall sized compositions planned split numbered and shipped

What This Covers

Mural and Architectural Projects

Handpainted ceramic tiles for independent artwork, architectural design and façade decoration are accepted without any quantity requirement. A mural is planned as one composition, then split into tiles that can be transported and installed.

Process

Step by Step

  1. Site information

    Wall dimensions, photographs and the intended viewing distance.

  2. Composition layout

    The image is planned across the tile grid so the design runs through the joints.

  3. Module sizing

    Tile module size is chosen for transport, handling and installation on site.

  4. Production and assembly check

    After firing the mural is assembled and checked as a whole before packing.

  5. Numbered delivery

    Tiles are numbered, packed in installation order and shipped with a layout drawing.

Outcomes

What You End Up With

  • A wall sized artwork that ships in manageable pieces
  • Individual tiles replaceable after installation
  • No quantity requirement for artwork and architecture projects

Other solutions

Fired tiles showing the glossy colour of hand painted ceramic tile after kiln firing
Fired pieces ready for checking. Every approved job leaves behind a drawing and a glaze recipe for the next order.
Answers

Mural and Architectural Projects FAQ

Is there a minimum project size?
No quantity requirement applies to independent artwork, architectural design and façade decoration.
How are murals installed?
From the numbered layout drawing supplied with the set, using an adhesive suited to the substrate.
Can spare tiles be supplied?
Yes, order spares with the mural or have pieces remade from the retained drawing.

Begin With Mural and Architectural Projects

Send what you have, even if it is only a sketch and a wall dimension. We will tell you what is needed next.