The Alma tile collection's ethereal and refined embrace gives life to essential and elegant surfaces. The high definition of unique graphics and spectacular plays of transparency are on display to which polishing adds value and harmony. A luminous enchantment of rare mineral materials that create an exceptional visual impact.

Pura tile collection encompasses and exalts the essence of limestone, one of the most seductive and versatile stones, thanks to its unmistakable elegance. Pura accentuates this stone’s typical characteristics, dosing them in an original and harmonious way. The result is a balanced texture, but at the same time, one that is mineral and material. A vast and comprehensive collection for interior design, outdoor use and for the architectural envelope.

Rolled surface - The graphic texture of this unmistakable surface is enriched by small scratches that add a delicate effect of “rolling” to the mineral pattern. The use of technology makes this surface extraordinarily versatile, perfect for maximising indoor-outdoor aesthetic continuity.

Honed surface - Delicately smooth and pleasant to the touch, this finish is obtained by a skillful reduction of surface roughness to make it refined and
luminous, with a characteristic patinated reflection.

Pura is part of the PROTECT® line of products: antimicrobial floor and wall tiles, designed for healthy, safe and protected living spaces.

The Swimming Pool Project tile collection is inspired by the unique elegance of marble varieties, in a palette of colours packed with the shades of the ocean: from the deepest blue to the neutral tones of sand.

Used by the greatest masters of contemporary architecture, concrete is taking a new role, moving from being a construction material to being a surface finish for architectural projects. Plain tile collection stems from analysing concrete in this latter, newer function. The collection stands out for slight clouding and more or less marked patterns, light micro-cracks, that usually form when the concrete volume shrinks by effect of thermal excursion and small holes (pitting) formed by air bubbles trapped between the cast and the formwork. The surface is rich with detailed marks and shades; from a distance it appears as a solid, consistent and compact space.