The RF266 tile collection features thicker tiles designed for areas that demand higher impact resistance. Durable and practical, they are ideal for spaces requiring long-lasting performance without compromising on style.

The inspiration behind the new Terra tile collection captures an essential and primitive aesthetic that evokes the inherent qualities of nature—resilience, irregularity, and uniqueness. The materials, sun-dried and transformed by natural forces, embody a lived-in appearance, narrating the passage of time and brimming with memories and evocative elements.

Terra Salina, with its dry, alkaline look, white with greyish hints. Terra Calma, in green hues, transmitting mellow and balanced vibrations. Terra Arsa, intense and sunburnt, like the Mediterranean’s warm soil. Terra Dolce, with its gentle, pinkish-hued look. These are the four natural, discreet hues used for the Terra tile collection colour palette. Four hazy, delicate, chromatically compatible colours which enable you to create unique and original compositions.

With cloudy effects and varied veins, Strato is a slate effect tile collection that brings out the character of the natural material. The collection is suitable for both wall and floor application.

"The Northern Stone"
Stonequartz is porcelain stoneware inspired by quartzite, of which it recaptures the typical texture in three colours: off-white, luminous grey and warm beige.

Patinata
This surface treatment combines the use of diamond discs and brushes. The result is a soft and elegant surface with waxy reflections. By means of a special procedure, patented by Cotto d’Este, the Stonequartz Patinata series undergoes, between pressing and decorating, a further honing treatment.​

Fiammata
This unique and recognisable surface has been faithfully created using molds from natural stones. Flash effect texturing can only be performed on certain types of stone (granite, for instance, that has a high content of quartz). It consists of singeing the surface of the stone with a flame jet and then plunging the stone into water to obtain immediate cooling. The abrupt temperature change makes the stone expand and the result is a typically rough texture.