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.

Oda tile collection is inspired by the stones of the west coast of France, rich in fossils, with very pronounced organic shapes and varying sizes and intensities. The timeless, stone-inspired colours allow the organic fragments to stand out thanks to their richness of color and nuances. The result is a contemporary tile collection with a touch of history that gives it a unique charm.

Fe is a tile collection of metallic textures and the passage of time through them, but with all the technical advantages, both in terms of durability and easy installation and maintenance, that porcelain material offers.

A collection of decorative porcelain tiles inspired by the great beauty of the humble and wild flora of the Mediterranean. Herbal reproduces the magic of a walk in the mountains by our sea, with a mix of natural captures of details of wild plants that sprout at ground level, peep through bushes and appear splashed spontaneously, shining in the rays of sunlight that illuminate them at dusk. Perennial lilies, herbaceous bulbous plants, camomile flowers, thistles and palmetto leaves in a spectacular play of inflorescences that attract the light and allow themselves to be swayed by the wind.