Maximalista tile collection, crafted in the sophisticated 5×40 cm dimension, offers a unique design experience for wall coverings, creating elegant and three-dimensional drapes that envelop the walls in a timeless stage of pure elegance. This exclusive series stands out for its versatility, comprising different shapes that, when combined, emphasize composability and allow for creative and personalized solutions for every space.

Each volume covered with the Maximalista tile collection becomes an eloquent fragment of history narrated through the refined texture of marble. The variations of marble essences, with a matt finish, contribute to bestowing upon the spaces a sense of sophistication and unmatched class. With Maximalista, your choice is not just a matter of design but also of artistic expression, transforming spaces into modern works of art infused with charm and style.

Inspired by the purity and calm of natural travertine, Atlantis fuses the essence of stone with a contemporary approach, resulting in a tile collection defined by serene lines and refined aesthetics. Its soft, linear veining faithfully reproduces the timeless elegance of travertine, bringing visual harmony and a sense of continuity to any architectural project.

A collection of decorative porcelain tiles inspired by the great beauty of the humble and wild flora of the Mediterranean. Herbal reproduces the magic of a walk in the mountains by our sea, with a mix of natural captures of details of wild plants that sprout at ground level, peep through bushes and appear splashed spontaneously, shining in the rays of sunlight that illuminate them at dusk. Perennial lilies, herbaceous bulbous plants, camomile flowers, thistles and palmetto leaves in a spectacular play of inflorescences that attract the light and allow themselves to be swayed by the wind.

The light and beautiful design of Eme tile collection transmits the serenity of the Mediterranean Sea, as it is inspired by and represents the richness of the warm coastal land. The firm personality of the stone merges with the light design of watery areas, to present a balanced proposal.