Indoor tiles
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about indoor tiles
Product • By PORCELANOSA • Solidker Avenue
Solidker Avenue
Technical porcelain tile with granite appearance for both indoor and outdoor use. This through-body porcelain tile combines the timeless beauty of a granite appearance with high technical performance based on an improved manufacturing process. Avenue is available in various colors and finishes. More
Project • By CERAMICHE KEOPE • Hotels
Sport Hotel Prodongo
A new reference is added to the wide portfolio of Ceramiche Keope contract projects. This is the Sport Hotel Prodongo, a venue located in the heart of Oltrepò Pavese, renowned for the charming surrounding landscape, which has chosen for indoor and outdoor environments exclusive collections In&Out Percorsi Extra, In&Out Percorsi Smart, In&Out Percorsi style and In&Out Percorsi Quartz. More
Product • By Unity Surfacing Systems • Tough-Land Series
Tough-Land Series
Our 1/2”, 3/4” 1” & 1 3/8” Thick Tough-Land Series is designed to meet and exceed all of your project needs for use on athletic area, fitness facilities, recreational areas,weight rooms, clubs, military bases, gyms and more.
It is thefoundation for a smart, long-term investment in durability and beauty that will last for years to come. As the industry leader, the superior raw materials we provide, coupled with our proprietary manufacturing process, gives you the strongest, highest quality, environmentally friendly 2x2 rubber tile system above all overs.
All of our products are independently laboratory tested with respect to ASTM, CPSC, AD, FM safety standards and guidelines to be installed over new and existing... More
Project • By Mosa • Courthouses
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
Located in The Hague (Netherlands), the International Criminal Court (ICC) covers an area of 54,000 square meters and includes three courts as well as 1,200 work places. It was designed by Danish firm schmidt / hammer/ lassen architects, who won an international competition for the design of this landmark building. The design was no easy task, as the ICC had a number of key values it wished to see represented by the architects through built form. These values include transparency, fairness, trust, respect and democracy. A further design challenge was balancing security - as court deals with extremely sensitive issues - against the court’s key value of transparency.
The architect’s design response is a development comprising six connecte... More