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Lithos tile collection: Stone has a new look, the result of exhaustive research and tireless experimentation. Cotto d’Este has creatively reinterpreted stone, combining its texture with the look of finest marble to produce this stylish collection of surfaces.

Lithos is part of the PROTECT® line of products: antimicrobial floor and wall tiles, designed for healthy, safe and protected living spaces.

Designed to capture the essence of authentic stone design, the Sumum tile collection aims to infuse your space with a touch of understated elegance and enduring style.

Pietra d'Orvieto tile collection is inspired by a particular carbonate rock extracted in central Italy, near the city of the same name. Its refined design, characterised by delicate features and marked by light streaks of dark brown, makes it an icon of elegance. The natural version, through the innovative ‘Realistic 3D vein effect’ technology, allows for the grooves of the veins on the surface to coincide with the texture of the underlying design for a truly realistic aesthetic and tactile effect on par with natural quarry stone.

Element Ceramics' glazed porcelain tile collection showcases realistic marble veins and aesthetics in the 60x120cm format. The tile collection also features anti-bacterial properties for a safer and cleaner living environment.

Element Ceramics' antibacterial surface uses Zinc Ion technology. Zinc ions are an antimicrobial agent that can be used against various bacterial strains. A bio-safe material that is non-toxic to human (cells), Zinc ions can stop the growth of bacterial by interacting with the bacterial surface or entering inside the bacterial cells. This disrupts the bacterial enzyme system by displacing magnesium ions essential for the enzymatic activity of bacteria and subsequently, showing a significant bactericidal effect.