Inspired by a very continuous and homogeneous limestone, the Ulisse tile collection is born. A very soft collection with a micro-grained background and small irregular inlays scattered along the surface. The elegant surface, with its natural and soft colours, is ideal for creating continuity in your interior and exterior spaces, making the tile collection suitable for any impeccable, refined and balanced setting.

Glitch tile collection is a range of porcelain stoneware tiles developed by Piemme in partnership with one of the biggest international design studios: Benoy. Glitch brings out and highlights the heterogeneous nature of concrete, and all those little imperfections characteristic of this surface, such as cracks, patinas, scratches and weathering, all harmonised and reinterpreted as tiles.

The Daifor tile collection has the appearance of stone flooring covered with cement, which has worn down over time letting the original flooring show through. That was the usual way of repairing the industrial floors that are now becoming highly-prized spaces dues to their history and architectural value. Argenta’s interpretation of such flooring as a porcelain tile is intended to be a faithful reproduction of industrial environments that are now being renovated as workplaces or homes.

NO_W from Flaviker combines the graphic minimalism of certain types of Northern European stone with a characteristic shade variation typical of slabs obtained from different blocks or from different quarries. NO_W offers a modern interpretation of old stone floors, giving the tile collection a distinctly contemporary flavour.

NO_W comes in the four colours Sand, Earth, Gray and Coal, a highly contemporary colour palette tailored to the needs of contemporary architecture. It offers interesting design opportunities when used in conjunction with the other natural-look materials.