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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.

In Match-Up of Cerim, the tile collection features an original marble agglomerate effect that blends tone-on- tone tactile elements with irregular
shapes and varying sizes.

Neutral, contemporary shades are offered in both warm and cold tones. Additionally, the Sugar colour, which can be easily coordinated with all the others, becomes the collection’s most versatile element that can take on different meanings depending on the context in which it is inserted.

Shards tile collection is inspired by Venetian terrazzo tiling, a great classic of Italian design, where fragments of stones, earthenware, and marble, mixed with cement and lime form a unique compound with an uneven appearance and variable textures.

Confetti is the new collection of glazed tiles designed by the Marcante-Testa (UdA) firm for Ceramica Vogue. The collection is designed for the home and for non-residential interiors such as restaurants and hotels, which bring to mind the dimension of home because they are the best expression of essential traits of the human character, such as humour, lightness and the ability to not take oneself too seriously.

The perfect alignment of the patterns on the tile cannot be guaranteed because of the specific nature of the product, but this does not negatively impact the final aesthetic result. The layout of the material should always be tested in dry conditions before actually laying.