Our tiles adorn stations, museums, stately homes and a wide range of listed buildings.
The best way to achieve good results when restoring or recreating historic tiling is simple: stay as true to the original as possible.

House entrance, Berlin

Custom-made tiles for the restoration of a classic Berlin house entrance from the late 19C Gründerzeit period.

House entrance, Schloss Bayern

Entrance featuring GOLEM wall and floor tiles
2012

Summer house, Schloss Weesenstein

GOLEM made polychrome inlaid stoneware tiles for the refurbishment of the summer house in the castle grounds.

House entrance, Hamburg Rotherbaum

Entrance featuring GOLEM wall and floor tiles
Project design: Giorgio Gulotta Architekten, 2008

Hand-crafted using traditional techniques, all our tiles have their own individual charm and can be used to great effect in both heritage and modern settings.

Ritz Carlton, Wolfsburg

Custom-made tiles for the spa complex at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Wolfsburg
Project design: Morese Architekten

Lumas

Presentation counters for Lumas galleries

Kochhaus, Berlin

GOLEM wall tiles for the bar at the Prenzlauer Berg branch of Kochhaus, delicatessen and cook shop
Project design: Flachsbarth Schultz, 2016

Sawade, Berlin

Our SF 209 11/3 floor tiles at Sawade’s flagship store in Berlin’s Hackesche Höfe courtyard complex
Project design: Flachsbarth Schultz, 2016

Hotel la maison, Saarlouis

Bathrooms designed to match themed rooms using a range of GOLEM wall tiles
Project design: Nicolay Design, 2014

Tokyo Haneda Airport

F 10.7 specials used as a stylistic element in the airport restaurant
Project design: Studio Ilse, 2014

Bullerei, Hamburg

Bar counter featuring GOLEM wall tiles for Tim Mälzer and Patrick Rüther’s Hamburg restaurant
Project design: Giorgio Gullotta Architekten, 2009

Ottakringer Brewery, Vienna

GOLEM developed a “beer yellow” glaze for the bar at the Ottakringer brewery in Vienna – wall tile F 10.575.