Stove tiles
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The Rosny-sous-Bois snail: a masonry heater at the Bois-Perrier nursery school
The sixth masonry heater built for the schools of Rosny-sous-Bois: a terracotta spiral in the hall of the Bois-Perrier school — winner of both categories of the AFPMA 2026 photo competition.
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Green tiles, oven and two heated benches under the beams
A heater in the Kachelofen tradition, designed to measure: moulded green tiles, an oven with cast-iron doors, a glazed firebox and two heated benches set at right angles.
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Corner firebox and tiled bench in a mineral interior
A glazed corner firebox in a lime-rendered mass, ringed by a heated bench in glazed tiles: radiant heat as close as can be to everyday life.
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Teal stove tiles in moulded panels
A cladding of deep-green glazed stove tiles, moulded as arcaded panels, with matching band and cornice: the Kachelofen tradition, under old beams.
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Chequerboard of green and grey tiles, in Thoiry
A crown of chequered aniseed-green and marbled-grey tiles, set on a pale pink rendered mass: the colour comes in from the top.
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Prefabricated elements and hand-laid stove tiles
The other way to build a masonry heater: ceramic elements moulded to size, assembled on site, then clad in stove tiles one by one.
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Kachelung: a round Swedish heater in white stove tiles
A cylindrical column fully clad in glossy white stove tiles, with moulded base and cornice: the round Swedish heater, assembled from a kit and clad on site.
