The Double tile collection is inspired by Portland stone, a limestone conglomerate quarried on the eponymous island of the coast of Dorset. Widely used in architecture throughout the British Isles and in particular in many of London's historic buildings, the slabs can be either cross or vein cut to reveal two different yet complementary aesthetics.

Surfaces that convey feelings of softness and depth: Creos tile collection reinterprets the most hand-crafted aspect of spatula-look resin thanks to a delicately shifting and irregular texture, distinguished by areas that are slightly polished and others that are more matt, typical of the resin drying process.

Unprecedented coloured variants are designed to create settings with a bold expressive force.

Modern, simple and sophisticated, Metal.it is a tile collection inspired by brushed steel, scratched with constant use and the inexorable passage of time. The collection is designed for modern, cosmopolitan interiors which are elegant and never banal.

Public or private locations where the building’s shell becomes a pure, simple container, emphasising minimalist architectural forms which are severe but never cold or sterile.

Marca Corona Gallery, the historical archive of Rubbiani Collection, the ancient heritage of the Sassuolo ceramics and the genetic legacy of Marca Corona, represents the source of inspiration for this small-size collection: tradition is reinterpreted from its most appreciated form – white and blue majolica – through an extensive graphic research and an innovative decoration technique, to give these floors and walls a modern look, suitable for the most sophisticated and trendy residential and commercial spaces.

Proposed in the classical formats, Maiolica is characterized by a lively handcrafted look and 3D touches. Proposed in monochromatic scheme or laid in contrast, the white and blue backgrounds match a rich selection of decorations, with geometric and floral motifs.