The inspiration for Florim's Plimatech Architectural design comes from high up in the Martell Valley of the Alto Adige region.
Modeled on a variety of granite called Plima, this tile collection combines the innumerable technical and design advantages of porcelain stoneware with the natural look and feel of a highly sought-after stone. With its unique characteristics, this stone is distinctive for its rough texture, studded with brilliant crystalline formations and light-dark mottling distributed in a varied manner over the surface.

The Plimatech tile collection presents three different colors, adding two further proposals to the typical blue-grey shade of Plima granite (reinterpreted with Plimagray), one in white (Plimawhite) and the other in beige (Plimabeige), thus affording the designer a wide range of compositional possibilities.

The preciousness of oak wood is brought up to date in the Trail collection, re-interpreting its distinctive traits and transferring the visual and tactile sensations of the warm natural material into porcelain tiles.

VA604 porcelain tile is a characterized by linear veining patterns. Simulating the beauty of natural stone, the tile is ideal for classic and luxurious environments.

The Ceramica Rondine tile collection takes its inspiration from the dream-like, charming beauty of the Venetian lagoon, a place with a thousand - year long history, where man and water have always lived together in a symbiotic relationship. It is precisely in this lagoon landscape, deep- rooted in its seabed, that we find one of Venice’s most symbolic elements: the briccola, the dolphin, the nautical structure that marks off the navigable areas of the canals, providing important information. The symbolic strength of this wood, its special, detail-packed worn appearance encompasses the history of the lagoon. The new Ceramica Rondine porcelain stoneware reproduces the surfaces of these pillars, submerged in and corroded by the water, with all their imperfect grooves, in a tile.