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Oak wood and its compact vein patterns are the basis for a strikingly natural, beautiful, varied collection. The different ways in which oak can be finished provide the inspiration for the Provoak style, exceptionally versatile and therefore the ideal choice for various taste categories, from the most classical to the trendy, and for the flawless construction of tailored design schemes.

Lapitec's Musa sintered stone collection offers a new take on veining, which runs the whole way through each slab - the veining can be seen on the surface and throughout the thickness of each slab, right to the heart of the material (full-bodied). Purity, versatility and durability in a single collection: a revolution that breaks down all barriers.

The Musa sintered stone collection is also available in book-matched.

This tile collection’s strength definitely lies in the wood-stone combination, bringing together two different materials in a tasteful dialogue based on the use of the same surface finish.

Viva interprets stone, in a version inspired by Belgian Pierre Bleue, with an unusual approach, choosing a look with the brushing procedure interrupted to keep the typical marks left by the stone-working intact. These marks become design effects and give the product personality and originality.

The results achieved by the stone and wood combination, in both tone-on-tone and contrasting shades, are truly beautiful, with effects that are always very tasteful and never clashing.

In warm, modern colours, stone is teamed with types of wood in common use, with the signs of skilful craftsmanship added to establish a more uniform relationship between the two materials and provide original, striking results in both lines and colours.

Fluido is a cocooning material that travels through space like the passing of time and trends. Inspired by the eclectic beauty of slate, it re-interprets the sinuous graphic movements through an original breakdown of the details, transferred to the ceramic surface in an extremely diluted, almost abstract way.