Ceramic floor tiles

Inspired by the iconic white Italian Calacatta marble synonymous with Renaissance Humanism, Calacatta presents a singular chromaticism, in which an off-white background and varied light grey veins are punctuated by amber and golden notes. It is a timeless statement that reminds us with its beauty that the classics always come back to elegantly dress luxury interiors and exteriors. More

Iconic is born from the Grigio Venato stone of the Alps, maintaining its original strength. Each face highlights the characteristic white veins intermingled with its rich background. A collection with personality, ideal for designers and architects looking for a protagonist material. Iconic focuses on the Stone color, the concept of Gigrio stone in a single tone, for a unique collection. More

Marine beauty. Coralina is a stone native to the Caribbean, formed from fossil corals and other marine animals that have broken off from reefs and been deposited on limestone seabeds. The collection contains two shades: Samaná, its original colour, and Aguada, neutral. This stone is fully integrated into the local architectural and sculptural style. Suitable for use in many different environments for Designers/Interiorists/Architects of all sizes.  More

Mosa’s Design Team selected a set of matching floor tiles from the Core Collection- which unites three beloved floor tiles series- for each Classics Tide color. Creative freedom for making your own wall-floor combinations. Subtle or striking. Contrasting or monochrome. Warm or cool. Light or dark. The design possibilities are endless. Have a look to the inspirational images selected for you and experience the effect of the wall and floor tile comabinations.  Caption Caption Create dynamic and rich surfaces with one colour Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption More

In Montreal, Future Simple Studio was approached to generate a new experience for the popular dining concept Sushibox. The studio’s redesign for the existing space, which includes a take-out area, dining room, and bar, features geometric shapes, elemental materials, and handcrafted details to create a uniquely serene environment with a slightly brutalist feel. Félix Michaud Upon entering the restaurant, a tightly fluted glass vestibule manages the transition from the outdoors to the interior realm. At the centre of the space, a long concrete counter is intersected with a large circular opening. Handcrafted by artist Zian Miscioscia, the arch and several steps form a threshold that transitions into the more intimate ba... More