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The Frammenta tile collection is Ceramica Fioranese interpretation of Ceppo di Gre, an Italian rock whose name means “rock with pebbles”. The collection has a marked irregularity of grains, or pebbles, with a mix of mini and macro-stone patterns that makes it visually striking and stunning feature of residential or commercial areas.

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L'H by Viva is the porcelain collection of salvaged varnished wood, with scratches and marks left by wear. Damage caused by time and the contrast between the original gloss of the varnished finish and the matt effect of the marks left by constant use tug at the heart-strings.

Stone materials are back in the spotlight once again in the Prestigio tile collection: top-class natural marble from the most renowned quarries in Italy and Europe whose typical nuances of colour and original veining patterns – sometimes delicate, others more marked. The collection is thus the expression of classic style that are given an elegant modern twist.

The Daifor tile collection has the appearance of stone flooring covered with cement, which has worn down over time letting the original flooring show through. That was the usual way of repairing the industrial floors that are now becoming highly-prized spaces dues to their history and architectural value. Argenta’s interpretation of such flooring as a porcelain tile is intended to be a faithful reproduction of industrial environments that are now being renovated as workplaces or homes.