Dozens of colors for various wall tile applications

MAND is a structure of porcelain stoneware wall tiles suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The four MAND structures are each available in three colour variants that allow you to furnish the rooms and express your own style in complete freedom: staggered or straight, horizontal or vertical, mixed with other materials.

A sophisticated and classic collection of marbles.

Beauty and elegance for an unmistakable style.

A contemporary reading of venetial terrazzo. 

A new creative vision of metallic design. 

Creativity without limits, to design each space according to a modern lifestyle.

MOOD collection

A timeless style, in which minimalism becomes an expressive language. MÔTLEY’s sophisticated appeal has a clear design intent: to illustrate all the elegance and simplicity of stone.

Multiforme enhances the ability of ceramic surfaces to dress up spaces, thanks to decoration solutions ranging from small Brick 7.5x30 ​​​​​​ to large sizes, as the ultra-thin slab 120x278, from geometric designs to floral patterns and a wide range of mosaics for a "wallpaper" effect

Eight colours with an intimist accent glow with an extra glossy material made of glass powder grit, conferring surfaces a realistic texture and a vibrant sheen. The effects are made even more vivid and profound by a concave structure with machined corners that restores the unique flavour of handmade imperfections, enhancing the feeling of movement and shine of the whole.

Déchirer was a breakthrough in the world of designer tiles. The use of Continua technology allowed to realise large slabs in unglazed porcelain stoneware, modular and single work-size, that can be used both on floors and walls. 

Diarama comes from the desire of creating a collection characterized by a wide range of chromatic shades, that spontaneously and randomly come to light by stratifying colors, as it happens in paintings.

Folded XL consists of pure material pressed inside a latest-generation ceramic system that allows to create relief structures on large-size slabs for the first time. This way the pattern expands, allowing the play of light and shadow to develop even more easily along the entire surface.

With Kosei – which means composition in Japanese – Vincent Van Duysen proposes a range of ceramic surfaces developed with pure and tactile materials, inspired by lava rocks such as obsidian and volcanic glasses, which are homogeneous, amorphous and with exceptional hardness.

Renga is a micro-architecture, conceived to be multiplied like brick constructions. This makes it possible to create a great variety of forms within a space.