Foundry Bricks | Moss Green | Wall Tiles | 6.5cm x 20cm
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Product Features
Foundry Moss Green is an earthy, characterful colourway that blends muted green tones with warmer, weathered undertones.
Shades range from soft, desaturated moss and sage greens through to deeper, more shadowed tones, often layered with oxidised, rust-like detailing that introduces hints of brown, copper and darker mineral tones. Across the surface, a mix of matt and glossier areas adds further depth, creating a finish that feels aged, textured and full of movement.
Foundry Moss Green pairs particularly well with natural, earthy materials. It works beautifully alongside warm woods such as oak and walnut, as well as deeper, richer timbers for a more dramatic look. Brushed brass, aged bronze and darker metal finishes complement the oxidised tones, while neutral backdrops, stone effect surfaces and soft off-whites help balance the overall scheme.
Tiles will differ noticeably in colour, shade, finish and surface detail. Some pieces may appear softer and more muted, while others are warmer, deeper or more varied in tone, with differing levels of oxidised effect. These differences are an intentional part of the design and should be expected across any installation. For best results, tiles should be blended from multiple boxes and laid out prior to fixing to achieve a balanced overall appearance.
We are currently unable to deliver to Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland due to courier availability.
If you are based in either of these locations, you can organise your own courier to collect your order from our serviced warehouse in Yorkshire.
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