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A reinterpretation of rocky slate in a balanced, versatile collection. With its lightweight structure and strong use of texture, Terranova tile collection is a good instance of the company´s bid to create new tactile surfaces that simply beg to be touched. The collection reproduces slate´s natural features in elegant style, with jagged surrounding contours.

MT35A glazed porcelain tile collection captures the naturalistic of stone. Faithfully replicates the material, the MT35A tile collection highlights two finishes – rough and smooth surface – that caters for various applications. The subtle veining patterns of stone and timeless grey hue bring an ideal surfacing solution for residential and commercial environments.

It was 1939 and millions of people previewed The Wizard of Oz in colour: the Technicolor process was one of the first technologies that brought colour to the cinema. 4 years on from the launch of one of our most significant collections, we decided to consolidate this topic. Technicolor tile collection arrives, an industrial product created on a graphic base of a blend of 11 different wood species. A new proportion, a long, tapered shape. A different productive technology.

Creating monochrome or multicoloured environments is now possible thanks to their technical characteristics that make it useable both for wall coverings and flooring in private and public spaces. Just one feature has remained unchanged: the customer’s interpretive ability to use the colour as it likes. Life in Technicolor!

The evolution of industrial style offered by the use of chemically processed metal sheets finds its greatest expression in the Shanon tile series, which combines style with being easy to fit and benefits in terms of the product’s composition and maintenance, allowing spaces to be created in which it is part of both cladding and paving.

Its many different formats and shades are a faithful interpretation of the material that inspired us thanks to the latest ceramic design and production techniques that mimic metallic processes such as oxidation and corrosion.