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Waterfall tile collection realistically and physically represents slate, an ancient and natural stone. Recreating, on the stoneware surface the iridescence typical of sedimentary rocks, Waterfall has texture, irregularities, and variations in colour, typical expressions of the passage of time. The colours, recalling the natural oxidation process of the stone, a material that is under continuous transformation, changing colour, shape, and structure, and adapting itself to the evolution of natural phenomenon.

The Waterfall tile collection is enhanced by PROTECT®, an exclusive antibacterial technology by the Panariagroup. Partnering with Microban®, PROTECT® is an effective antibacterial shield incorporated in the product and eliminates 99.9% of bacteria from the surface.

Endless tile collection represents the marble trend that has come to stay as one of the pillars of decoration in recent years. The great growth of such design also shows how much they have evolved and how they continue to be one of the all-time favourites for interior design and architecture projects. Choosing quality and investing in a timeless marble design like the Endless tile collection not only adds value to your home, but gives prominence to your space, with a product that never goes out of fashion and remains one of architecture's all-time favourites.

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

Inspired by terrazzo, the S60- tile collection is a fusion of style and sophistication in three captivating colors.

A warm, neutral colour range which creates an elegant, essential style. LAB_21 comes from the Mirage laboratories, and reinterprets the art of “cocciopesto”: precious floors obtained from crushed and ground roof tiles, lime and stones, known since the time of the Phoenicians, and a key material used in historical building in many Italian cities.