Twill Sample Kit in Ink
The Mural collection is a series of pre-configured patterns in curated colorways. The Twill pattern uses diamond shaped tiles in contrasting glazes which produces a pattern of cubes. Up-close, the individual cubes highlight the relationship between tonal glazes in our palette. When stepping back, a rhythm begins to appear between the larger swaths of color and value. The Ink colorway consists of Meteorite, Basalt, Museum Black, Gloss Black, Slate Blue, and Deep Sea Blue. Up to one tile sample kit may be ordered online.
Glaze Specs
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Claybase: Brown
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Colors: Black-Brown, Blue, Grey
This sample kit consists of one tile in each of the six glazes that are a part of this colorway. Learn more about the Mural collection and the range of possible installations on the collection page or download the Tile Spec Booklet.
The Mural collection is a series of pre-configured patterns in curated colorways. The Twill pattern uses diamond shaped tiles in contrasting glazes which produces a pattern of cubes. Up-close, the individual cubes highlight the relationship between tonal glazes in our palette. When stepping back, a rhythm begins to appear between the larger swaths of color and value. The Ink colorway consists of Meteorite, Basalt, Museum Black, Gloss Black, Slate Blue, and Deep Sea Blue. Up to one tile sample kit may be ordered online.
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The Mural collection is perfect for creating high impact tile installations through large-scale pattern and sophisticated colorways. With two pattern options—Twill and Reed—there is a whole world of possibilities for beautiful designs.
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What’s unique about Heath’s clay and glaze palette?
Heath tile is made using a manganese clay body, which means the clay beneath the glaze has an earthy brown tone. It’s a signature of Heath, and has been part of our craft since Edith Heath first began making pottery in the 1940s, with clay she sourced herself in central California. Our glaze palette is designed to interact with and bring out the beauty of the natural clay. The variation, texture, and subtly shifting colors that result from that interaction are intentional, and something we celebrate. Our tile palette consists of over 100 glazes that range from soft neutrals to bold, bright colors. Our tile specialists can guide you toward glaze selections, combinations, and installation patterns that work best for your project.
What does the variation number mean?
Variation and Heath Tile go hand-in-hand. We rate each of our glazes with a number, indicating its likelihood to exhibit a range of texture and tone. A low variation rating (1 or 2) means that the glaze is fairly consistent. Glazes with a high variation (3, 4, 5, or 5+) show very high tonal and hue shifts. These shifts can be from one tile to the next; they can also be within a single tile.
Which finishes are offered on your tiles?
Most glazes are either matte or glossy. A small assortment are textured matte, unglazed, and glossy crackle finishes. The finish can have an impact on the installation — for instance, we recommend sealing textured matte, glossy crackle, and unglazed tiles, both before and after grouting.
How long has Heath been making tile?
Thanks for asking. Since 1967, when Edith Heath, forever tinkering, began cutting shapes into extruded sheets of clay. This experiment became Heath Tile. Over the years, we’ve upgraded some machinery and continued improving the making process, however every single piece of our tile is made right here in San Francisco, California.
Can I still order this glaze if the sample is temporarily sold out?
Yes. Our tile is made-to-order for every project.
What are the current lead times for tile orders?
Lead times vary by collection. Make sure to check the tile collection pages for the most up to date lead times. You can also get in touch with a Tile Specialist for the latest information.
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