Usually called "Tin Ceiling Tiles", since the end of the 19th century, Victorian tiles were part of a decorative trend extremely popular up to the 1930's. This decorative trend extended all over the untited states, Canada, Australia and over the former imperial colonies highly influenced by the English culture such as South Africa.

Originally composed of a thick tin plate, the Victorian ceiling tiles used as paneling, were a popular alternative to plaster because of its moderate price. They were traditionally painted in white color to simulate the molded plaster or even the appearance of handmade sculptures.

A collection tinged with excellence...

Fade from memory during decades, the original pieces are now coveted by antique dealers, architets and decorators looking for bold designs. Always concerned about achieving excellence, eveery single reproduction is based on high quality photographs of authentic antique pieces collected by our partners and decorators Anne and Pierre-Guillaume. The exceptional Victorian trompe-l'oeil tin tiles are available in a large range of tints and trendy patina effecs, made with the greatest care in France.