Concrete Effect

Molten Stone

Clay draws inspiration from concrete in the form closest to the natural elements it is made of: rock, clay and limestone. Gravel and rocks of varying coarseness emerge to the surface, as if immersed in concrete in a semi-liquid state. Produced in Mist white and three shades of grey – light Cinder, dark Iron and muddy Nickel – Clay is available in the 120×120, 75×150, 75×75, 60×60 and 30×60 formats, either with a matt or soft finish, with a soft hand and a very pleasant tactile texture.

Concrete Art

Miami is the result of a particular painting technique to ceramics, creating shaded effects generated  by “brush strokes” layered on a concrete base. A virtual Miami that conveys strong material sensations, defining a collection with a decisive and expressive character. Miami gives spaces an urban, graphic and slightly raw mood. Miami is available in many sizes, rectangular and square, also with honed and soft finishes. Thanks to the know-how developed over the years with its many collections, Miami  has developed types of surface finishes for porcelain stoneware that offer different visual results and that also have specific characteristics in relation to their intended use. The matt finish, considered standard, is neither glossy nor rough and guarantees non-slip performance even for commercial or high-traffic environments. The honed finish tends to make the ceramic surface polished and reflective, smooth to the touch. The soft finish is somewhere between matt and honed, with a soft but non-reflective surface. Precisely for its pleasant feel, it is especially suited for walls, but also for floors where no special anti-slip characteristics are required.