Closer tile collection offers an authentic stone look, expressing spontaneous appeal and comfort. Its design innovation draws on a range of reference models to calibrate a product that is both faithful to the material that inspires it and completely unprecedented as it cannot be found in nature.

Following in the footsteps of designers and artists such as Bruno Munari, designer Luigi Romanelli explores the relationship between mathematics, art and design at the AMA tile collection. This collection recreates a microterrazzo surface with a geometrically organised segment. In such a way an apparently chaotic surface acquires an appearance which is both coherent and balanced. And, like music, it is achieved through the use of mathematics.

Porfirica tile collection is inspired by the Porphyry rock. A magmatic material formed by the cooling of lava flows, Porphyry is extremely variegated with a complex composition, on which is created a “porphyritic” (porfirica in Italian) structure that also comprises minerals and crystalline elements. The stone-effect porcelain tile collection by Coem restores prestige and value to this stone with intense colours and textures that allows for creative compositions.

The evolution of industrial style offered by the use of chemically processed metal sheets finds its greatest expression in the Shanon tile series, which combines style with being easy to fit and benefits in terms of the product’s composition and maintenance, allowing spaces to be created in which it is part of both cladding and paving.

Its many different formats and shades are a faithful interpretation of the material that inspired us thanks to the latest ceramic design and production techniques that mimic metallic processes such as oxidation and corrosion.