Norm Architects has created a tile collection capable of interacting with our senses and playing with the contrast between light and shadow, allowing surfaces to
change appearance throughout the day, while maintaining a “soft minimal” style with a calm and balanced character. The collection is structured around two
different textures: the first is linear and three-dimensional, the second has a smoother surface. The design allows you to create material combinations reminiscent of those you might encounter when walking through Copenhagen’s oldest neighbourhoods: places packed with unique and imperfect details, which are also understated and very welcoming.

With their subtle veining and stark white shades, Tuscan marbles have been used by artists such as Michelangelo and Bernini to render their works immortal. This uniqueness has inspired the I Marmi tile series, which recreates the excellence of the colours and textures of such marbles in a porcelain version. Up-to-date digital printing technology is used to create endless surface graphics, producing a tile collection whose natural feel is always set off perfectly by fresh and original designs.

The careful selection of colour points belonging to the family of warm grey makes Shadestone a tile collection with a strong aesthetic personality and, at the same time, delicate. The “stone material” is characterized by a deep three-dimensional graphics and by an almost infinite graphic variety, the result of the most advanced digital technology by Ceramica Sant’Agostino. The strong aesthetic character is softened and made mildly elegant by the sophisticated colour palette of the “Shade” project: a colour system developed in contemporary colours, declined accordingly to a uniform colour gradation.

Agglotech's Unico terrazzo collection features dynamism and depth for any environment. Small chips and contrasting background for a harmonious interplay of perspective lends this material vibrancy and depth.