Vitral wall tile collection adds style and elegance to interior design with its elongated shape and gloss finish, adding exceptional aesthetic value to any
space where it is applied. The collection is made up of colours with soft tones and a smooth finish, plus intense and vibrant colours with reactive glazes applied.
Each colour is also available with its complementary Axis decoration, an axis that defines the figure of the piece and allows various combinations to be obtained together or with the bases.

To note: The colours Caramel, Forest, and Petrol are made with special glazes that tend to have a natural crackle effect and has low resistance to acids, alkalis, and aggressive cleaning products. Do not use aggressive cleaning products (like bleach or ammonia). It is recommended to apply sealant before grouting (mandatory for wet areas).

Capitol tile collection simulates the natural beauty and veining patterns of marble. A symbol of wealth and status, marble has been present in palaces, mansions, and residences all over the world.

Anthology tile collection: The harmonious combination of various types of marble and stone with opposite styles results in new and original mineral forms that express strong and unmistakable personalities. Anthology encapsulates an exciting research that spans the entire globe and that testifies to an ambitious challenge: to emulate the inexhaustible creativity of nature.

The technical and aesthetic qualities of Lea Ceramiche porcelain stoneware make Anthology a catalogue of original and distinctive design solutions suited to any architectural project. Versatile and resistant, these surfaces are easy to sanitise and, thanks to their integrated Protect® antibacterial technology, they eliminate up to 99.9% of bacteria.

A warm, neutral colour range which creates an elegant, essential style. LAB_21 comes from the Mirage laboratories, and reinterprets the art of “cocciopesto”: precious floors obtained from crushed and ground roof tiles, lime and stones, known since the time of the Phoenicians, and a key material used in historical building in many Italian cities.