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Anthology tile collection: The harmonious combination of various types of marble and stone with opposite styles results in new and original mineral forms that express strong and unmistakable personalities. Anthology encapsulates an exciting research that spans the entire globe and that testifies to an ambitious challenge: to emulate the inexhaustible creativity of nature.

The technical and aesthetic qualities of Lea Ceramiche porcelain stoneware make Anthology a catalogue of original and distinctive design solutions suited to any architectural project. Versatile and resistant, these surfaces are easy to sanitise and, thanks to their integrated Protect® antibacterial technology, they eliminate up to 99.9% of bacteria.

Sable is the porcelain tile collection that plays with monochromatic shades, showcasing the perfect balance between graphics and material. The tile collection features a versatile style, and is timeless in its chromatic composure.

Sable tile collection is equipped with Safe Plus - an innovative antibacterial and antiviral technology applied to the ceramic product, developed to guarantee greater hygiene and protection of surfaces.

FLORIM stone countertop surfaces – Marble collection dominates the surface with elegance and uncompromising functionality. Available in two different surface finishes: Matt and Polished, the material brings depth and details to countertops.
FLORIM stone fears neither heat, stains nor color changes and it is easy to maintain, both in the dark shades and in the most delicate colors. The 12mm thick Florim stone is mat-mounted with fiberglass for extra strength and durability.

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.