In Bengal’s long history, terracotta, also known as baked earth, has migrated to the modern interiors market. Although hard to define, terracotta makes reference to colors associated with fading sunsets and a tawny orange. It’s warm, earthy tones and natural textures make it a popular choice for adding warmth and character to various spaces. In interior design, terracotta can be incorporated in several ways. It can be used for flooring, creating a rustic and inviting atmosphere. Terracotta tiles or bricks can be employed as wall accents or backsplashes, adding texture and visual interest. Terracotta pottery and vases can be used as decorative elements, bringing a touch of Mediterranean or bohemian flair to a room. Whether used sparingly or as a prominent feature, terracotta adds a unique charm and a connection to nature in interior design.
