Athangudi tiles are handmade cement floor tiles cast on glass and ground in oxide colours — never fired — in the village of Athangudi in Tamil Nadu. From 1900 to 1950 they paved the grand halls of Chettiar merchant mansions, their glossy geometric-floral patterns reading true against dark Burma-teak pillars and limewashed walls.

This design system rebuilds that interior in pixels: a warm teak-brown ground chosen so the oxide pigments — oxblood, ochre, mustard, teal, green — glow exactly as they do underfoot. Saturated earth tones, square tile-grid modules, and bordered medallion fields carry the craft to screen.