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The original beauty of stone meets the outstanding strength of stoneware, which accurately interprets the origin materials. Ideal slabs for decorating commercial and residential locations with personality and excellent technical performances.

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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.

R-Evolution is a stone effect tile collection that perfectly showcases the random veining and colour nuances of natural stone. Available in two flexible tile formats and four neutral colours, the tile collection is suitable for both wall and floor application.

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.