Tiles for design projects
We design and manufacture tiles for floors and walls, combining the durability of technical materials with the texture and natural feel of cement. Our collections offer a variety of colours, formats and finishes for residential, commercial and contract projects.
They are technical cement tiles manufactured in Spain, available in various colours, formats and finishes. Their surface preserves the texture and natural variation of the material, bringing character to floors and walls.
They are manufactured by cold pressing without firing, with cement as the base material. The result retains the mineral character of cement and offers a unique aesthetic and texture, far removed from uniform ceramic surfaces.
They allow for the creation of surfaces with personality through different colours, formats and finishes. Their mineral character facilitates both contemporary compositions and those inspired by traditional materials, adapting seamlessly to residential, commercial and contract projects.
Architecture and interior design tiles
Our tiles are developed for architectural and interior design projects seeking surfaces with strong material character. The combination of cement, high compaction and natural finishes allows for the creation of floors and walls far removed from conventional ceramic surfaces.
Each collection interprets the material in a distinct way—ranging from cementitious-look surfaces to natural tones, intense colours and designs inspired by traditional encaustic tiles.
Our manufacturing system gives rise to a new material for flooring and wall cladding, positioned somewhere between porcelain stoneware, traditional hydraulic tiles and natural stone. It does not imitate these materials: it reinterprets them through its own materiality. It is not ceramic, it is not stone—it is pure matter.
Where to use our design tiles
Our tiles are suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor areas, adapting to both horizontal and vertical surfaces. From continuous flooring to feature walls, they allow for the development of functional and aesthetic solutions for all types of projects, using tiles with a distinctive mineral character:
- Bathroom tiles
- Kitchen tiles
- Outdoor tiles
High-performance flooring
Our material provides a slip-resistant surface and excellent wear resistance, making it a durable flooring solution for indoor and outdoor spaces. Whether used in bathrooms, kitchens or terraces, it combines the natural appearance of cement with outstanding durability.
Our material combines cement and mineral aggregates. Each tile is manufactured using a Sacmi press specially adapted to our production process and is available in 15×15, 10×20 and 20×20 cm formats, with natural, slightly rounded edges.
Reduced thickness for walls
Our tiles represent an evolution beyond ceramics. Featuring reduced thickness and high density, they offer a finish and resistance that evoke the beauty and solidity of natural stone in wall cladding applications.
Furthermore, part of our manufacturing process is carried out by hand. This gives every tile a distinct character and reinforces our commitment to craftsmanship. This allows us to create a wall covering with an aesthetic that integrates naturally into minimalist, industrial and contemporary projects.
Next-generation cement tiles
We capture the essence of traditional encaustic tiles and reinterpret them through a manufacturing system that reduces both thickness and absorption. The result combines the mineral character of cement with performance tailored to contemporary architecture.
Our tiles at a glance
- Applications: suitable for floors and walls in residential and commercial projects.
- Precision manufacturing: each format is produced directly from the press mould.
- High strength: high compaction with reduced thickness.
- Low water absorption: an acrylic protective finish minimises porosity.
- Sustainability: manufactured without kiln firing or associated emissions.
- Touch and texture: a mineral finish with a warm, natural feel.
- Natural variation: each tile displays subtle differences in texture and colour.
- Integral colour: the design is not applied to the surface but forms part of the material itself.
