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PTY-129 porcelain tile collection is characterised by distinctive grooves that runs across the tile. Apply it vertically to create the illusion of height and horizontally for width.

Sense tile collection harks back to the elegance of stone and nature itself. Arsel stone is a famous limestone of Greek origin, characterized by a very light and uniform beige colour. The design of Sense was based on this limestone, which is very resistant and has unique characteristics in terms of texture.

The In&Out finish has non-slip characteristics, but is soft and allows perfect use both inside and outside, with a floor adapted to the requirements of both types of spaces. Now it is possible to expand the same product and obtain a continuity of spaces with a single solution.

Sense is part of the PROTECT® line of products: antimicrobial floor and wall tiles, designed for healthy, safe and protected living spaces.

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Matrix glazed porcelain tile is inspired by the small granules and particles that forms sedimentary rocks. Suitable for both wall and floor application.

Sicily tile collection is inspired by the sandstone that is found all over the island of Sicily. It is a sedimentary limestone that is particularly soft, averagely porous and features a variety of different colours ranging from white to pale yellow.This type of stone has been widely used in a number of Sicilian towns that are world famous for their architectural masterpieces, such as Siracusa, Noto and Modica. With this new tile project, Imola pays tribute to the intense and unmistakeable character of Sicily, a unique island in which a savage and instinctive relationship with nature meets thousands of years of richly layered history and hybrid cultures.