Capitol tile collection simulates the natural beauty and veining patterns of marble. A symbol of wealth and status, marble has been present in palaces, mansions, and residences all over the world.

Brick Gradient tile collection arises as an innovative deco concept in brick format, with creative aspiration and a remarkable decorative potential. In line with the trends in which linear geometries prevail, this porcelain tile presents a dynamic and flexible colour palette ranging from white to grey, blue and aquamarine, with a careful chromatic variety of neutrals.
In addition to these four references, there is a pure white tile, Brick Neutral White, designed to give air to the composition, to delimit spaces or to be applied in combination with wood, stones or cements.
The alternation of lines, the gears of different widths, the randomness, the subtly scratched textures and the multiple possibilities of placement makes this collection of tiles a practical and functional choice to recreate contemporary environments that seek a differentiated style.

The research and care in reviving the beauty and elegance of a noble product such as travertine, led to the creation of stone-effect porcelain tile collection, Trastevere Vibrato, with great technical and aesthetic value.
The graphic texture, characterised by striped streaks, transforms the surfaces into scenic design, always different but with great design and aesthetic possibilities. The overall mood brings elegance and warmth to environments where modernity and classicism merge, creating something more authentic while lending the space a refined and contemporary look.

The Ceramica Rondine tile collection takes its inspiration from the dream-like, charming beauty of the Venetian lagoon, a place with a thousand - year long history, where man and water have always lived together in a symbiotic relationship. It is precisely in this lagoon landscape, deep- rooted in its seabed, that we find one of Venice’s most symbolic elements: the briccola, the dolphin, the nautical structure that marks off the navigable areas of the canals, providing important information. The symbolic strength of this wood, its special, detail-packed worn appearance encompasses the history of the lagoon. The new Ceramica Rondine porcelain stoneware reproduces the surfaces of these pillars, submerged in and corroded by the water, with all their imperfect grooves, in a tile.