Leptis tile collection recalls the exotic taste of unique marbles during the splendour of Leptis, the most important African city of the Roman Empire, renowned for its lavish architectural treasures. The impressive colonnaded street, the fascinating theater and the sumptuous private residences are only few of the wonders found in this ancient thriving city.
Nexion has selected extremely particular and attractive marble to devise deep and transparent surfaces enhancing the graphic of this prestigious material. Being master of craftsmanship, Nexion has perfected its polishing techniques giving to its full lappato finish an exceptional reflecting power.
The result is a tile collection that interprets the fascinating charm of some of the most precious and particular marbles of the ancient Roman Empire with a contemporary design ideal for the most ambitious projects. Leptis brings the best inspiration of Italian style in every type of space and environment.

Le Pietre is a coordinated project of surfaces which explores the vast field of natural stone and marbles. Each single stone is composed by many patterns which ensure an eclectic and natural final result. Le Pietre is a versatile and rich collection suitable for numerous environments. Each item, used independently or mixed together with other colors, is enriched by the presence of a Palladiana décor.

White Marble tile collection mimics the natural stone by recreating patterns and effects realistically. Ideal for floor surfaces in indoor and outdoor spaces to create a smooth visual continuity between the two areas.

Stone, a primordial element and its various structures, become the subject of this new creative project. Starting by repurposing the complex simplicity of a stone from the Nordic lake. A stone characterized by a mixture of grains of various sizes, where the random variation of graininess and the change of the various shades in tone – given by the different point of its extraction – are its fundamental characteristics. To enhance these natural characteristics we immersed in a study and analysis of different cuts and tones, aiming primarily towards architectural design.