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.

Inspired by the labyrinth nature of the forest of Shilin, Ashima is a stone effect porcelain tile collection with a highly distinctive appeal.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the tile is created with a smooth surface – strongly characterised by ripples, furrows, and marks made by the weather and the passage of time.

Metropol is a concrete-effect porcelain tile collection with a compact, essential surface. It's sombre, essential appearance adapts perfectly to modern minimalist tastes.

With its micro patterns and colour contrasts, Graph tile collection makes its mark on any room. At the same time, its discreet design makes it easy to pair with other materials and furnishings. The collection can be matched with coloured grouts to create countless combinations suiting every environment in which Graph is to be used. Because any interior design should encompass materials that "speak" and "listen" to one another, in true Ceramica Vogue style.