The Dorset tile collection is inspired by an increasingly rare and elegant variety of a limestone with millennial appeal, an iconic material in architectural design. The new interpretation represents the two perfectly complementary cores - Cross Cut and Vein Cut - corresponding to the two directions in which the quarry blocks are cut.

The Metropolis collection takes you on a sensory journey between the design and the usefulness of porcelain. Meticulously conceived from the graphic richness of cement, Metropolis is chromatically rich. The serenity of greys and the sophistication of the White, captivates us with their versatility.

GEA tile collection is a unique concept made up of three firm guidelines: maximum realism and adherence with the typical graphic signs of stone; outlined minimalism, to bring a softer connotation to the surface; a chromatic palette that is deliberately warm and welcoming, designed around beige and grey colours.

The Daifor tile collection has the appearance of stone flooring covered with cement, which has worn down over time letting the original flooring show through. That was the usual way of repairing the industrial floors that are now becoming highly-prized spaces dues to their history and architectural value. Argenta’s interpretation of such flooring as a porcelain tile is intended to be a faithful reproduction of industrial environments that are now being renovated as workplaces or homes.