Wall and Floor Coverings

The new ceramic line takes the dynamic force of the diagonals.

The oak colors itself of 11 tones inspired by summer.

The tiles’ collection inspired by tradition offers original compositional solutions suitable to modern interiors.

A neutral palette for the new stoneware declined in large formats with several decorations and finishes.

A quartzite that interprets current trends, an expression of a sober taste through the natural colors of stone, white, sand, light grey and dark grey.

The new porcelain stoneware is inspired by the reused oak, proposing an aged look typical of the used wood.

The new concept reuses the waste glass to make it glamorous and versatile.

The creative concept of the laminated stoneware tiles focuses on four different combinable graphics and two shades, warm and cold.

The new full body porcelain stoneware expresses the intense and refined appeal of the reused wood.

The Elysium proposals provide hardness and functional moisture resistance.

Softness and tenderness define Cas new collection of ceramics inspired by the most nostalgic feelings of provencal trends.

UNICA by Target Studio presents "Vibration": the ceramic collection in the small brick classic format and with an aesthetic rich in color, texture and pattern.

A combination of colors and visual variations arrives in the new ceramic collection for walls and floors, in line with the 2016 furniture trends.

A new collection of hexagonal tiles made of terracotta enamels, the pure essence of ceramic tradition.

The concept fits into the project Wallpepper® Fine-Art, involving 22 international artists to rewrite the concept of wallpaper.

The new essence draws from the natural sensation of wood with the addition of opaque oil and hardening wax.

From fashion to design: natural elements are adopted for the covering surfaces through Mosaic effects.

Lasting incisions and grooves make wood a unique sculpture for the floor.

Shown at Coverings, the new ceramic tiles focus the attention on different effects and materiality

From the woven cement effect stoneware of Lin_Side by Edilgres, to the varnished wood effect of Wornwood by Edilcuoghi up to “brick” surfaces by Groove and LeTavole series by Campani.