Ariana focuses on colour as the essence of wall tile design in the new ENERGY collection, which stands out for its lively shades and sophisticated three-dimensional appeal.‎ Available in two surfaces inspired by plaster and manual application techniques, ENERGY creates an elegant 3D effect suitable for any space.‎ Shabby is the more neutral surface version, while Spatula has a directional and irregular pattern that recreates the marks left by plasterers’ tools.‎

The evolution of industrial style offered by the use of chemically processed metal sheets finds its greatest expression in the Shanon tile series, which combines style with being easy to fit and benefits in terms of the product’s composition and maintenance, allowing spaces to be created in which it is part of both cladding and paving.

Its many different formats and shades are a faithful interpretation of the material that inspired us thanks to the latest ceramic design and production techniques that mimic metallic processes such as oxidation and corrosion.

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.

The Rialto tile collection from Ceramiche Mariner is inspired by the classic and timeless marble stone. The collection is suitable for both wall and floor application.