The Bali collection is a line of white body tiles with a straight edge, designed for those seeking visual impact and a sophisticated aesthetic. They stand out with their glossy finish, which brings luminosity and elegance to spaces, and their marked graphics, which add depth and character. With a 5x40 cm format, they are ideal for creative applications in kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms and more. With a high shade variation, they offer versatility and a modern style in any environment.

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.

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Inspired by the beauty of stone, the Pietra vinyl tile collection features authentic and realistic designs that are ideal for every modern interior.

London’s EC1 (Eastern Central Postcode Area) district, the vibrant business and architectural heart of the City, has inspired the name of this collection, developed to offer architects a real solution to their needs. A technical material, in a vast assortment of colours, sizes, surface finishes and trims, becomes a versatile, innovative tool, ideal for projects on various scales in the public and private construction sectors: large public buildings and interior design projects, service sector architecture and luxury residential complexes.