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State forms part of the Museum Classic collection, conspicuous for its mirror-like shine. Its pattern is inspired by exquisite uniform pieces of delicate white onyx and their smooth veins. State is ideal for big living spaces, thanks to its large 90x90cm format, and it brings an air of luminosity to settings of all kinds. Rounding off the collection are the 'Castle' décor, inset and border tile.

Inspired by limestone, this polished glazed porcelain tile collection from the Museum range enhances this stone's restful sober appeal with its mirror-like shine. Available in a 120 x 60cm large format, it is perfect for luminous settings, where it lends them a soothing contemporary air.

Inspired by 'Noir Saint Laurent' French marble, Luxury's colours further enhance the Museum Classic range's characteristic shine. Available in a 44 x 44cm format, these polished glazed porcelain tiles can be combined with the Luxury décors or Hepburn rosette, which is cut from the field tiles.

Campani tiles CP47768, 47769, 47771 (Pietre a spacco) in living room

A polished glazed porcelain tile collection featuring over 12 different classic marble-look patterns, rich in subtle nuances. A combination of matt and gloss effects lends these Breccia Oniciatta marble-effect tiles a unique visual appeal. The GIN collection comes in a 50 x 50 cm format and a rectified version, together with a wide variety of third-fired decorative tiles to fit in with settings of all kinds.

Inspired by wood aged close to the sea, this glazed porcelain tile collection suitable for use on walls and floors comes in a 20.5 x 122.5 cm or 15.7 x 91cm format and features over 54 different patterns. "Foresta Seawood" stands out for its non-slip grip (R9) and resistance to frost and ice. Available in two shades of worn wood (brown and white), it includes a wide range of décors to enrich settings of all kinds.

The wood-inspired Foresta range by Peronda Cerámicas has been extended with the addition of the new Foresta Mumble collection. Porcelain tiles with a highly realistic rustic wood pattern, they come in a 16×90 or 20x120cm format in a choice of four different colours (aged oak, French oak, walnut and brushed oak). Foresta Mumble also features a décor, Barcelos, with inserts inspired by handcrafted ceramic tiles.

Bathroom wall tiles and floor tiles Frame collection is a collection of glossy white body wall tiles and porcelain stoneware floor tiles. FRAME contemporary surface: a resin soul within a ceramic covering material. A collection with a glossy surface, composed of rectified white body wall tiles, size 30,5 x 56 cm and coordinated porcelain stoneware tiles, size 60 x 60 cm and extra size 75 x 150 cm. Frame reproduces the resin effect, with a myriad of nuances of colour. A complete collection of textures and 3D decorations to grace your walls.

Is a collection of woods from different corners of the world; a series launched with the aim of collecting as many different kinds of wood as possible: a tribute to all the woods of the world. The collection currently comprises seven woods from as many regions with different climates and geographical positions, marking the start of a project that will be expanded over time with new plant species. There are thousands of different types of wood, only a few of which are used in architecture. The rareness of some species plus their remote habitats, size and delicate nature, are just a few of the difficulties that mankind has had to deal with in choosing wood for buildings. Today, thanks to developments in ceramic tile technology, we have succeeded in entering new dimensions, drawing inspiration from the living planet like never before. We have a rich heritage in the huge variety of trees and shrubs, and Millelegni aims to achieve that richness in the aesthetic characteristics typical of the countries of origin.

Imagine to get lost in a prehistoric forest completely fossilized.Trunks are undamaged but there is no more sap running through them. There are crystals of precious minerals filling the skeletons of raw petrified bark. The wood becomes a stone through the silicization process. This allows the organic materials settled in the trunk of the tree to become minerals (mostly quartz and silicates). Petrification takes place underneath the ground, when the trees are covered by sediments which prevent the oxygen from reaching them. Rain water, which is rich in salts, penetrates and flows down through the forest, giving the petrified wood further colours and shades. The wood gets a different colour and charm according to the nature of the territory where the petrification takes place. The tree becomes a stone, while keeping the original structure of the bark and the wood, resulting in a precious product, which is a realmiracle of nature. Elements such as manganese, iron, copper and contaminated quartz crystals give the petrified wood a variety of tones.

Inspired by white Carrara marble, this polished glazed porcelain tile collection comes in two rectified formats, 120×60 cm and 60×60 cm. In addition to the wide variety of patterns of its field tiles, the collection also features a classically-inspired rosette cut from the field tiles, 'Elena'.

Bark frees your space with its soft grain, discreet colour shades, and an uninvasive hint of knots. The timeless charm of wood blends with the genius of Fap porcelain stoneware.

Rectified porcelain tiles Ston-ker are conceived for use on indoor or outdoor walls and floors, thanks to their high-performance properties

The new Fap lovely floor have been designed to create rich, thrilling and authentic surfaces. Materials, colours, textures and details are designed...

Modern floor tiles Wood Talk, a high-performance technical product, proposes a selection of different woods that endow spaceswith a modern look inspired...

Floor tiles design pictures - One collectionUniqueness consists in the perfect blending of the single parts.Chromatic harmony and pure plasticity coexist...