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Traditional barrel roofing tiles add authenticity

A view of a home designed by Masonry cottage, elevation, estate, facade, farmhouse, home, house, land lot, landscape, mansion, property, real estate, residential area, sky, villa, yard, brown — A view of a home designed by Masonry Home Solutions.

A view of a home designed by Masonry estate, facade, home, house, property, real estate, residential area, roof, villa, window, brown, orange

A view of a home designed by Masonry cottage, estate, facade, home, house, outdoor structure, property, real estate, residential area, roof, sky, villa, brown

Traditional, large-profile barrel roofing tiles further enhance the European look. Designer Mark Wilson specified a blend of two aged clay tiles from Solerati Lucentum and Aitana.

Marshall Burrowes of Solerati says the authenticity is not only in the weathered appearance of the European-manufactured tiles it is also in the way they were laid. The roofing installers laid the dark- and light-coloured tiles in a 60:40 ratio, taking care not to duplicate any patterns.

For details, contact Solerati, 320 Ti Rakau Dr, East Tamaki, Auckland, phone (09) 271 7325. Email: info@solerati.co.nz. Website: www.solerati.co.nz.

Story by: Trendsideas

17 Oct, 2007

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