Alfriston Clergy Collection

The Alfriston Clergy Collection borrows its name from Alfriston Clergy House in East Sussex, the first property ever acquired by the National Trust, and carries that sense of history into a ceramic tile built around a wallpaper-inspired pattern. A softly muted base sits beneath a glossy, screen-printed motif, giving the surface a tactile quality that catches light differently to a flat print.

That heritage patterning makes our range a deliberate choice for a feature wall or splashback, bringing history and craft into a bathroom or living space without needing to shout about it. Because each tile is screen-printed, small variations occur naturally from one piece to the next.

Rather than a flaw, that gentle inconsistency is part of the charm, giving every installation its own individual character.