The Biotech tile collection by Florim embraces the principles of sustainable architecture. Devised for architecture projects, it contains a selection
of tiles inspired by industrial stones with large formats. They have been produced using innovative technologies that take things to an even higher level than
the customary production efficiency found in Florim’s Industry 4.0 factories, with high standards of technical and aesthetic performance.

Inspired by natural stones, the Wave Grey tile collection is presented in two neutral shades of grey. From public spaces to private residences, the Wave Grey tile collection is able to contribute to a modern, elegant style.

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An extraordinary porcelain interpretation of the concept of traditional metal sheet, the Ferro line is the result of the perfection of Digital Technology which creates the effects of real metal. The extremely natural aesthetic result is enriched by a special polishing treatment which makes these stoneware surfaces extremely pleasant to the touch, in elegant contrast to their high-impact appearance.
Due to their large size and high technical reliability, the slabs in this collection are the ideal solution for covering and protecting the outside of buildings. The colour Corten is characterized by the astonishing effect of natural ageing while White reproduces pale shading of painting on metal. Ferro collection is designed for the architecture world and can easily be integrated into and become a key element in the widest range of design contexts. In the name of sophisticated sobriety and above all, absolute, unmistakable, elegance.

With over a 100 different designs of 110 x 110mm squares (only 16 are shown in one tile), Provenza Deco is a unique floor feature that is unlike choreographed patterns. Its randomness makes this piece a quirky idea, with strong influences in its print from Morocco.