Wood effect tiles

Trieste. Pane Quotidiano is an advanced and modern gastronomic reality with many locations in the city. The bread is always hot there. The raw materials are processed in the traditional fashion to be served fresh from the kitchen to the customers, while sitting relaxed on a patio or around a table with friends.Evoke wood-effect porcelain stoneware, chosen for the entire design of one of the locations, suggests a mill, in the countryside. The Sand version makes up the interiors in three ground sizes, and the exteriors in K2 thickness.Pure evocation of the most precious wood, with a “rustic”, soft, warm and welcoming flavour, this series of rectified, porcelain stoneware floor and wall tiles, for interiors - both residential and c... More

Como, Italy. The stylistic code of the Sushi Green restaurant is a perfect alternation of dry geometries and natural shapes. The interiors seem external: the balance between botanical inserts and vertical geometries brings freshness and enhances the oriental essence of the environment designed by architect Elisabetta Puviani.The porcelain stoneware chosen for the project also underlines the green spirit of the restaurant. The Anthracite Code stone effect, in the 60x120 size, covers corridors and internal walkways; the delicate wood effect of Evoke Sand 30x120 covers the interior and exterior floor. Finally, for the bathrooms, small marble effect ceramic jewels, the Elements Lux Port Laurent collection was chosen. More

Bologna The structure of the San Lazzaro building, slender and hyper modern, enjoys the quiet outside the city and a priceless view of the hills. The infinite glass windows, the chic furnishings and the innovative proportions give it a modern graceful touch.Many of our collections have found space in the building. The spaces outside the entrances are paved with In & Out Percorsi Extra K2 20 mm large stone-effect porcelain stoneware , in the Pietra di Vals and Pietra di Faedis versions.Upon entering, one immediately sees the wall in strips of Paths Quartz, thanks to a play of shadows. The Evoke wood effect, a structured and natural version, covers the base of the terraces. For the stairs, our Moov concrete effect porcelain stoneware was... More