VIA

Chapter 4 Via is inspired by California Spanish Revival architecture, including sun-washed courtyards, terracotta rooftops, hand-painted details, and weathered surfaces. The collection reinterprets these historic influences for warm, refined, and contemporary interiors.

Via includes authentic terra cotta field tile, hand-painted decorative tiles, handmade-look porcelain field tile, and glass mosaic tile. Together, the materials create a layered mix of color, texture, pattern, and handcrafted character.

Many products within Chapter 4 are suitable for floor and wall applications, including select terra cotta field tiles, Porto porcelain fields, and Sierra glass mosaics. Hand painted decorative tiles are not recommended for floor applicatins.

Specifiic recommended applications vary by product, so the Chapter 4 Application Chart and individual product specifications should be reviewed before installation.

Yes, the 5" x 5" decorative tiles are hand-painted by artisans in Los Angeles, California. The collection includes five patterns offered in Traditional and Contempo colorways.

Via’s authentic terra cotta field tiles are produced in Tecate, Mexico. Natural color and surface variation give each handcrafted piece its own unique character.

The terracotta field tiles are available in Naturalis, a warm orange; Ignus, a deep red; and Brunus, a rich brown. These earthy colors reflect the warmth of traditional Spanish and Mediterranean architecture.

Yes. Shade, surface, and nominal size variation are inherent characteristics of handcrafted terracotta tile, with sizing differences of up to 1/8" possible. Jeffrey Court recommends blending and laying out the tile before installation to achieve the desired appearance.

Yes. Via's terracotta field tiles are pre-sealed and should be resealed with a high-quality sealer annually or according to the sealer manufacturer’s recommendations. Proper sealing helps maintain the tile’s appearance and quality over time.