Mirage seeks out the finest marble and faithfully reproduces them in the Cosmopolitan porcelain tile collection. The tile collection reflects the depth and wealth of detail found in the natural material, presented like a work of art.

Glass is a material that offers intrinsic clarity and harmony, distinguished by its very own duplicity: transparent and matt, fragile and at the same time sturdy. A study of this material led to the creation of the Vetri tile collection. Backed by the most sophisticated manufacturing technologies, Ceramiche Refin has developed its own research which is expressed in the creation of original surfaces with a notable innovative personality.

Vetri is a porcelain tile collection with a strong identity: the delicate colour variations that mark the edges create a surface with an unprecedented depth and an elegant geometrical mesh. The glossy finishing reflects and emphasises light, lending its surroundings brightness with evergreen charm.

Marca Corona Gallery, the historical archive of Rubbiani Collection, the ancient heritage of the Sassuolo ceramics and the genetic legacy of Marca Corona, represents the source of inspiration for this small-size collection: tradition is reinterpreted from its most appreciated form – white and blue majolica – through an extensive graphic research and an innovative decoration technique, to give these floors and walls a modern look, suitable for the most sophisticated and trendy residential and commercial spaces.

Proposed in the classical formats, Maiolica is characterized by a lively handcrafted look and 3D touches. Proposed in monochromatic scheme or laid in contrast, the white and blue backgrounds match a rich selection of decorations, with geometric and floral motifs.

The evolution of industrial style offered by the use of chemically processed metal sheets finds its greatest expression in the Shanon tile series, which combines style with being easy to fit and benefits in terms of the product’s composition and maintenance, allowing spaces to be created in which it is part of both cladding and paving.

Its many different formats and shades are a faithful interpretation of the material that inspired us thanks to the latest ceramic design and production techniques that mimic metallic processes such as oxidation and corrosion.