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Traditional oak wood, evoked in different colours in the 20x120 cm size, extends the indoor and outdoor compositional options for residential and commercial locations, taking a contemporary approach to interior design. Treverkview wood effect tile interprets the original variability of the typical vein patterns of timber boards with all their strong, decided character, harmonising colours and patterning for the maximum versatility in use.

Sicily tile collection is inspired by the sandstone that is found all over the island of Sicily. It is a sedimentary limestone that is particularly soft, averagely porous and features a variety of different colours ranging from white to pale yellow.This type of stone has been widely used in a number of Sicilian towns that are world famous for their architectural masterpieces, such as Siracusa, Noto and Modica. With this new tile project, Imola pays tribute to the intense and unmistakeable character of Sicily, a unique island in which a savage and instinctive relationship with nature meets thousands of years of richly layered history and hybrid cultures.

Oak wood and its compact vein patterns are the basis for a strikingly natural, beautiful, varied collection. The different ways in which oak can be finished provide the inspiration for the Provoak style, exceptionally versatile and therefore the ideal choice for various taste categories, from the most classical to the trendy, and for the flawless construction of tailored design schemes.

The intention of Factory is to offer a concrete effect, in full body porcelain tiles, in which the shade variation of the surfaces is very slight on each individual piece, but can takes on a greater value once the floor is finished. All of this to show that a tile is a semi-finished product, that is only really finished when it has been laid in place with other tiles.
The particular structure of the background is inspired by the formwork used by masons to pour concrete.