Hill House Gesso Hanging Wall Tile – Handcrafted Mackintosh Souvenir

Contains Genuine Historic Salvaged 1904 Hill House Render

Inspired by one of the most celebrated interiors of the Hill House, this handcrafted Gesso Hanging Wall Tile pays tribute not only to Charles Rennie Mackintosh, but also to the remarkable artistry of Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh.

Designed and made by Scottish artist Zoe Scott in collaboration with the National Trust for Scotland, each tile draws directly from the iconic gesso panels created by Margaret Macdonald for the Hill House. These intricate, symbolic designs were central to the house’s interiors, and remain among the finest examples of early 20th-century decorative art.

What sets this piece apart is its physical connection to the building itself. Genuine salvaged render from the Hill House conservation project has been carefully incorporated into every tile, giving each one a tangible link to this architectural masterpiece. The surface texture and finish echo the layered depth of traditional gesso work, creating a piece that feels both historic and contemporary.

Subtle detailing and handcrafted variation ensure that no two tiles are exactly alike, making each one a unique interpretation of Mackintosh-era design.

• A striking addition to a hallway, study, or living space
• Perfect for a gallery wall with other art and architectural pieces
• A thoughtful gift for admirers of Mackintosh, design history, or Scottish heritage
• An elegant keepsake to remember a visit to the Hill House

Every purchase helps support the conservation work of the National Trust for Scotland, protecting places like the Hill House for generations to come.

Dimensions: 6 x 3.5 x 3.5cm (2.4 x 1.4 x 14")