Nature is re-proposed in this porcelain stoneware wall tile, a 3D product in 15×61 size, that’s perfect for distinguished exteriors as well as interiors. Its technical characteristics make it resistant to weather agents, but its graphics and effects make it the ideal wall tiling for low walls and façades.

Infusion was born from the recovery of a mountain hut and it is an unusual mix of wood and concrete. This collection was inspired by the chic industrial style that, with its three different colors, can be used in several environments, from the most modern to the most classic. The combination between concrete and wood creates continuity between floor and wall covering. This is the reason why Infinity is a versatile and easy to match series.

The “Lyon” series from Rondine was freely inspired by a French stone, which is deconstructed here in a new three-dimensional project. The extremely structured appearance of the 15×61 allows you to recreate walls of great charm, giving the environment a modern and classic look at the same time.

Italy’s Ceramica Rondine has developed a new ceramic floor and wall collection recalling the look of the walls in open brickwork typical of a number of cities, with a hand-crafted feel that reflects the industrial development of the cities. The cosmopolitan air of Bristol, with a wealth of traces of the city’s post-industrial heritage, is reflected in Bristol Brick. The allure, feel and urban spirit of bricks springs back to life in this porcelain stoneware, with a sophisticated new mood enhanced with retro details from this leading-edge ceramic technology. As well as the classic 6×25 size, choose from 34×34, 17×34, 60.5×60.5 and 60×60 rectified sizes to create stylish brickwork surfaces on both floors and walls, indoors and out.

The atmosphere of the Big Apple and the alluringly raw details that distinguish the most characteristic neighbourhoods of New York all spring to life, thanks to this collection that takes a trip through the a metropolis that is an icon of industrial chic. Classic colours – white, almond, black and grey – make for a fresh, stylishly contemporary look, thanks to a ceramic surface that renders a chalky, matt effect able to emulate the elegant facades of Brooklyn Heights, or one of the classiest brownstone neighbourhoods of the Upper East Side. And it is thanks to the effort invested in research and development, geared towards defining a new glaze with a striking material impact, an authentic concentrate of technology, that the metropolitan look takes possession of the walls in the 6×25 size.