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Fusion tile collection - Optimistic design for a lively and curious decorative collection, created with a geometric look centred on the search for originality and framed within the trend toward passion for the aesthetic qualities of the materials.

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Sicily tile collection is inspired by the sandstone that is found all over the island of Sicily. It is a sedimentary limestone that is particularly soft, averagely porous and features a variety of different colours ranging from white to pale yellow.This type of stone has been widely used in a number of Sicilian towns that are world famous for their architectural masterpieces, such as Siracusa, Noto and Modica. With this new tile project, Imola pays tribute to the intense and unmistakeable character of Sicily, a unique island in which a savage and instinctive relationship with nature meets thousands of years of richly layered history and hybrid cultures.

The Nordik Wood tile collection reproduces the imperfections and variety of details of reclaimed wooden planks, creating warm, authentic atmospheres that fit harmoniously into even ultra-minimalist contexts. Nordik Wood is enhanced by details that reproduce the original material with astonishing realism, such as contrasting cracks with an almost three-dimensional look.

Used by the greatest masters of contemporary architecture, concrete is taking a new role, moving from being a construction material to being a surface finish for architectural projects. Plain tile collection stems from analysing concrete in this latter, newer function. The collection stands out for slight clouding and more or less marked patterns, light micro-cracks, that usually form when the concrete volume shrinks by effect of thermal excursion and small holes (pitting) formed by air bubbles trapped between the cast and the formwork. The surface is rich with detailed marks and shades; from a distance it appears as a solid, consistent and compact space.