Renania tile collection is inspired by the mining landscape of the German region that gives it its name. The porcelain decor tiles reinterpret the historic floors of Central Europe.

Colonia features a geometric design inspired by traditional German floors. Its pattern is based on motifs once used in homes and cultural spaces, reinterpreted through contemporary lines that structure the space and create visual continuity.

Inspired by Dutch artisanal design, Utrecht reinterprets geometric floral motifs through a contemporary lens. Its stylized shapes and neutral tones bring visual rhythm without losing sobriety, adapting seamlessly to both modern spaces and historical restorations with architectural sensitivity.

Munich features an interlaced circle design inspired by Central European decorative tradition. Its orderly and harmonious composition, rendered in soft tones, makes it an elegant option for interiors with a classic, eclectic, or bohemian aesthetic.

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Concrete is more than just a product range, it is a complete project, which has evolved for years. The look is essential and takes its inspiration by the concrete surfaces widely used in modern architectural projects, offering, in contrast with the real concrete surfaces, colour choices and all the advantages of porcelain.

BerryAlloc’s DreamClick Pro vinyl planks collection combines extra high durability with a variety of designs to choose from that are suitable for residential and commercial use. From fashionable shops to hotel rooms, to the comfort of your own living room.

Inspired by marble, the Marble porcelain tile collection is full of nobility and sophistication. Marble has soft, delicate and unpredictable veins, which gives this tile collection elegance and glamour, and also the capacity to adapt itself both to classic and modern spaces. The advanced digital printing technology used to produce this collection allows the interpretation of marble with an extremely high graphical definition, avoiding pattern repetition.