Ceramic floor

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about ceramic floor

Product • By MayorSAVOY COLLECTION

SAVOY COLLECTION

Our Savoy collection is an interpretation of the Grigio Venato stone, born at the foot of the Alps. We have carefully selected each block to ensure its quality and to highlight its characteristic white veins that intertwine harmoniously with its rich background. The subtle transitions between the veined areas and the background bring dynamism. A high quality proposal that adapts perfectly to any decorative style.  More

Project • By Jimenez LinaresPrivate Houses

Berro House

Close to the Quinta del Berro Park, in a street bordered by leafy trees, we find this house built at the end of the 1920s. David Zarzoso The house, which was the residence of the sculptor Jorge de Oteiza in the 50s, was very damaged, and its facades had undergone numerous modifications. We began developing an investigation in the Archives of the city, which allowed us to discover the plans of the original project. David Zarzoso Based on this documentation, it is decided to recover the original image of the house: a white volume, with large windows to the outside and a Roman ceramic roof, surrounded by a garden that seems to climb the facade, by incorporating forged steel planters . David Zarzoso Inside the house we find a... More

Product • By Love TilesBALANCE

BALANCE

Balance captures the true urban sphere and renews the industrial style. The result is the sum of several inspirations in cement, a contemporary symbol of current trends. This collection, in a search for places to live and grow, puts a new spin between the balance of a ceramic collection and the minimalist style.   One of its main characteristics is the differentiation it can offer, since the surface reflects distinctive features and a graphic intensity with fluidity and movement.   Its composition, a coloured-paste porcelain stoneware (Coloured full body porcelain), makes it suitable for use on walls and floors.   The trend today is the experiences and the simplicity of each moment. This collection suggests a minimalis... More

NewsNews • 18 Nov 2020

Perforated façade of infill house enlivens an urban Sydney street

Designed by Atelier DAU, this unique architectural infill on an inner-city site in Sydney, Australia presents an ever-changing façade thanks to custom perforated bronze screens. Called the Chimney House, the changing nature of the exterior is on full display to the street, an urban area which until recently had one of the highest crime rates in the country.  Tom Ferguson In addition to a rear expansion and overall renovation of the existing terrace home, the infill at this property comprises a new single garage with a self-contained apartment above. Tom Ferguson Part artwork and part sculpture, the perforated metal screening allows natural light to enter the infill, whilst maintaining the privacy of the occupants.&nb... More

Product • By NesiteCeramic Panel

CERAMIC panel

The ceramic raised floor offers a wide range of colors and sizes, with solutions which can satisfy the contemporary taste for modern environments but also recreate the warmth of most classic environments similar to natural materials (wood and marble).Nesite has selected the materials that best meet the most various demands of architects and designers, combining the aesthetic with the technical performances of the raised floor.In addition to the standard sizes 60×60 cm, today Nesite can supply the raised floor with porcelain tiles also with special dimensions (cm 60×120, 50×100, 75×75 cm, etc.).Thickness of the covering: 10-11 mmFIELDS OF APPLICATION: Business centers with medium-high traffic, commercial and public premises. More