Memphis Postmodern Tile Lot — Copper, Raku & Amber Glass, 187-Piece Salvage

Description

From a Memphis lobby that time forgot — an untouched archive of 1980s design, salvaged from a commercial building in downtown Memphis, Tennessee. It carries the full swagger of the postmodern moment: geometry, gloss, and saturated metallics. The ensemble: 92 raku-glazed squares (silver smoke, obsidian, copper blushes); 44 copper-clay tiles (matte with heat-sintered metallic traces); 41 amber glass squares (transparent gold); 10 amber triangles for tessellation. Each tile roughly 4 x 4 in; surfaces intact and visually striking; no restorations. 187 tiles total — a studio-cohesive postmodern design archive released for creative reuse.