Fable tile collection features an aesthetic that comes from layering, where each sign tells a story of balance and matter. Stone becomes a contemporary surface, capable of dialoguing with different architectures, between rigour and naturalness.

Renania tile collection is inspired by the mining landscape of the German region that gives it its name. The porcelain decor tiles reinterpret the historic floors of Central Europe.

Colonia features a geometric design inspired by traditional German floors. Its pattern is based on motifs once used in homes and cultural spaces, reinterpreted through contemporary lines that structure the space and create visual continuity.

Inspired by Dutch artisanal design, Utrecht reinterprets geometric floral motifs through a contemporary lens. Its stylized shapes and neutral tones bring visual rhythm without losing sobriety, adapting seamlessly to both modern spaces and historical restorations with architectural sensitivity.

Munich features an interlaced circle design inspired by Central European decorative tradition. Its orderly and harmonious composition, rendered in soft tones, makes it an elegant option for interiors with a classic, eclectic, or bohemian aesthetic.

Discover Sukabumi, a tile collection from ‘Wellness by WOW’, conceived for aquatic spaces and lounging areas where water is the leading element. Inspired by the Sukabumi stone, valued for its natural aesthetic and purifying capabilities.

Sukabumi plays with light and shadow, presenting hues ranging from vibrant greens to deep blues, and the sophisticated elegance of graphite.

Sukabumi is more than a collection; it is a canvas that transforms any room into a personal haven, where tranquility and design come together to enhance the resting and contemplative experience, turning every corner into a vivid portrayal of nature and inviting you to immerse yourself in a unique aesthetic experience.
This collection has been created using a specially formulated matt enamel for use both indoors and outdoors.

The Lagom tile collection from Terratinta Ceramiche fully embraces the philosophy of "neither too much nor too little", treating the natural essence of stone without excess, remaining as true as possible to its identity.