Cromat by Metropol Ceramica introduces subtle textures to the surface of the tile with faint line decorations. The tile is suitable for both wall and floor covering.

Verde 1999 fuses the appearance of stone and concrete, mixing them together to create the Blast porcelain tile collection. The collection features high shade and veins variation.

Patterns take precedence with the Cuadrado tile collection, which embraces old architectural features to enhance contemporary spaces. Based on the hydraulic style developed in southern France in the mid-19th century, this tile features fun and fanciful patterns.

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.