All-natural contemporary style
A living room with a simple, refined design
In this living room project the surfaces of the stone-effect Seastone collection dominate the scene and give the environment the flavor of an all-natural European contemporary style. An expert blend of refined design, evocative materials, and a guarantee of reliability, the stone-effect surfaces characterize the soul of modern living, guaranteeing a great freedom of design. The textured non-slip finish has an esthetic value that makes it a great choice even for walls, for a visually complete design. The intensity and shades of black in the 60x60 cm and 30x60 cm formats enhance the visual depth of the graphics dotted with traces of fossils.
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Durability, safety, and hygiene: why choose porcelain tiles
Today, decorating the rooms of your home requires a lot of attention and a capacity to blend performance and beauty: two properties that achieve levels of excellence in porcelain tiles.
Floors for hotels. Selection guide
The guide to choosing the best floor and wall tiles for all types of hotels.
Minimal-warm, the natural stone-effect style
Porcelain tile collections with textures, finishes, and colors inspired by the amazing world of natural stones. To convey warmth and a sense of welcome in residential, hospitality, and retail interiors
Durability, safety, and hygiene: why choose porcelain tiles
Today, decorating the rooms of your home requires a lot of attention and a capacity to blend performance and beauty: two properties that achieve levels of excellence in porcelain tiles.
Floors for hotels. Selection guide
The guide to choosing the best floor and wall tiles for all types of hotels.
Minimal-warm, the natural stone-effect style
Porcelain tile collections with textures, finishes, and colors inspired by the amazing world of natural stones. To convey warmth and a sense of welcome in residential, hospitality, and retail interiors
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