Munui tile collection replicates traditional Korean paper in its graphics, crafted with cotton threads. The use of the ‘rocker’ technique, combining digital application with glaze to achieve a three-dimensional relief effect, along with a double layer of gloss, adds depth. The result is a spectacle for both the eyes and the touch.

Direction tile collection from Supergres showcases the weathered effects of stone due to the passage of time. Available in three different shades of grey, the material can be applied on both wall and floor surfaces.

Inspired by the Cardoso stone, which is dark grey verging on blue in colour and a low-metamorphic grade sandstone rock: This stone-effect porcelain tile by Coem is also produced in warmer shades, allowing it to be used for a wide range of applications, on both an architectural and urbanistic scale. Light-coloured vein markings brush over the surface, which is soft to the touch yet extremely resistant.

The Equipe Urban tile collection is a new series that effectively simulate colored concrete in actual beige-gray shades. In addition to the basic background tiles, the series offers a wide range of abstract patterns.