New Ravenna Presents La Panthère
The two custom panels are inspired by Erté, the pseudonym of Romain de Tirtoff, the 20th century artist and designer known for his glamorous art deco stage sets, jewelry, costumes, sculpture, and graphic design.
New Ravenna Introduces Bright Young Things™
The Bright Young Things collection was inspired by the exuberant and glamourous British aristocrats and socialites of the 1920’s. It was a time that saw the emergence of art deco, jazz, and a bohemian spirit
New Ravenna Introduces Delft
Inspired by early 17th century Dutch porcelain, New Ravenna's Delft mosaics are handcrafted using four different colors of blue and white glass.
New Ravenna Introduces Semplice
A collection of 33 mosaic designs inspired by the transformation of pattern through color.
New Ravenna Introduces Tissé
Tissé, which means “to weave” in French, explores the structure of the raw materials and techniques of heritage designs used in textiles and upholstery.
New Ravenna Introduces Mosaic Triptych Series
The artists at New Ravenna, located on the serene Eastern Shore of Virginia, are inspired daily by the beauty of their natural surroundings. The remarkable composition of found bird feathers reveal the intricate patterns that lend themselves to the creation of mosaics.
New Ravenna Presents KIDDO: Wunderkammer by Cean Irminger
The KIDDO: Wunderkammer Edition explores the essence of childhood and is fabricated by hand from a myriad of elements, including stone, brass, aluminum, shell, 24k gold, antiqued mirror, and jewel glass.
Governor Announces Investment Creating 31 New Jobs
Governor Ralph Northam today announced that New Ravenna, a designer and manufacturer of tiles for custom residential and commercial installations, will invest more than $900,000 to expand its manufacturing operation in Northampton County. The project will create 31 new jobs.
New Ravenna Introduces the J. Banks Collection for New Ravenna
The J. Banks Collection for New Ravenna captures the essence of refined, southern-coastal style, combined with the rich colors and graphic patterns of African tribal design.