Surfaces are much more than just a casing. From the aesthetics of a floor and the coverings of a room, it is possible to get an idea of the personality of those who inhabit the spaces of the house. And the possibilities for customization are endless. One of the latest design trends is to introduce ceramic coverings to decorate the floors and walls of every type of room. If wallpaper is not the right solution for you, all that remains is to discover all the best collections of ceramic tiles, selected from the most innovative brands in the sector.
Not just the bathroom: the infinite possibilities of ceramics
Architects and designers have decided to extend the use of ceramic tiles to all spaces in the home, indulging in the most creative combinations of irregular shapes and geometries. A divergent use that focuses on the continuity between the floor and wall surfaces, through a deconstruction of the imaginary and spatial categories of reference. Elegant choices that can seduce and conquer the heart of those who are not afraid to dare.
For retro lovers: Mutina
The Margherita collection by Mutina , designed by French artist Nathalie Du Pasquier, revolutionizes the concept and use of colored tiles, eliminating the widespread perception that they are coverings suitable only for the bathroom and kitchen. Expressive languages that combine simplicity and minimalism: solid-colored elements in warm and reassuring colors on one side and dynamic geometric patterns on the other. A return of the trend of 70s solutions and looks.
Primavera , the minimal collection that celebrates the beauty of imperfection, represents the contrast between the natural element and the artificial world translated into ceramic. The designers have recreated a slab that recalls a natural material and its irregularities, perceptible to sight and touch, using small colored ceramic inserts as a decorative detail on five different body bases.
For lovers of French aesthetics: Ceramica Vogue
With its reinterpretation of the concept of boiserie, translated from wood to ceramic, Marazzi offers a fascinating solution with Flauti , the new collection of glazed stoneware cladding strips conceived in collaboration with the Marcante-Testa studio.
