JOURNEY
Origami: Cement at Its Most Sculptural
Origami is OUTERclé’s bold step into the world of three-dimensional tile, molded from our signature cement. It encompasses three sculptural forms — pleats, coves, and cords — each one putting a modern spin on classic relief tile. It’s a tile that takes on many different personalities.
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Ring out the old; Ring in the new
We can’t tell you everything about 2025 (where’s the fun in that), but suffice it to say that there will be more to build out your dream Scape.
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The Art & Craft of Relief Tile
We’re endlessly inspired by the ways raw material can be molded, sculpted, set and textured to create dimensional surfaces that play games with light.
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Introducing 1970s GlassWorks: le Disque
1970s GlassWorks: le Disque is OUTERclé’s decadent foray into the world of glass: a collection that manages to be ultra-glamorous and industrial at once.
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Grangestone: Quiet Luxury
Grangestone is our love letter to flagstone — especially slate, the most timeless of outdoor materials. It combines no-nonsense rusticity with primal elemental power to create luxurious and versatile spaces.
A Deep Dive into History
Pleasure Pool: A Deep Dive into History
Pools evoke summer, either the real thing, or the summer of our fantasies. We dive deep into the long history of this landscape staple.
Formafantasma
Design for a Better World: Formafantasma
The birthplace of Memphis Milano, Italy is no stranger to revolutionary design. The radical design tradition that started in the second half of the 20th century is in full swing today with Formafantasma, as they explore what design means in a rapidly evolving age.
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Introducing Dzek + Formafantasma: ExCinere
ExCinere is a refined collection of volcanic ash-glazed tiles, born by way of a years-long collaboration with Italian research-based design studio Formafantasma and London-based slow-design specialist Dzek.
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Tivoli Tech
Tivoli Tech is an exclusive collection of factory-made ceramic stoneware tile designed by acclaimed award-winning Milanese architect and designer Cristina Celestino in collaboration with legendary Italian tilemakers Fornace Brioni.