Longarine Calcecreta tile collection replicates the aesthetic of hand-spatulated clay in the format of 7,5x60 cm. The visual effect evokes artisanal craftsmanship, giving the surface an irregular and substantial appearance. This is accentuated by details such as the unrectified edge, a colour palette that emphasizes softness, and the worn effect of the decorations. The result is a reinterpretation of an ancient tradition with a sophisticated and contemporary touch. It is the ideal solution for creating welcoming and reassuring environments, suitable for a variety of styles, from classic to industrial to minimalist.

The Metropolis collection takes you on a sensory journey between the design and the usefulness of porcelain. Meticulously conceived from the graphic richness of cement, Metropolis is chromatically rich. The serenity of greys and the sophistication of the White, captivates us with their versatility.

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.

Concrete, as classical basis in building, is endowed with great style in the Meier tile series. This material, traditionally seen as functional, has taken a high level of sophistication thanks to the new design technologies, allowing it to become a much appreciated decoration and composition element, both in interior design and in architecture due to its natural looking and minimalism. Different textures intervene in its colours, transferring the sense of worn effect and fostering the industrial essence of the material, very useful in the composition of contemporary settings.