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.

Inspired by stone, Wales is a tile collection that is suitable for both wall and floor.
Here, the design of the original stone is layered on with textures, combining aesthetic refinement and versatility, thus proposing a solution that adapts to residential and non-residential contexts, guaranteeing full continuity between indoors and outdoors.‎

Tornares Gredos tile collection: a play of light and shadow that recalls the steep mountains and the swaying of the orography with a uniform texture, engaging contrast, and generating full and gaps in an exciting continuity. They are conceived as vertical pieces, strengthening the slimness of the relief lines and shadows.

Designed by ERRE arquitectura.

NO_W from Flaviker combines the graphic minimalism of certain types of Northern European stone with a characteristic shade variation typical of slabs obtained from different blocks or from different quarries. NO_W offers a modern interpretation of old stone floors, giving the tile collection a distinctly contemporary flavour.

NO_W comes in the four colours Sand, Earth, Gray and Coal, a highly contemporary colour palette tailored to the needs of contemporary architecture. It offers interesting design opportunities when used in conjunction with the other natural-look materials.