PORCELANOSA Group arrives at Cersaie with an innovative ceramic design regarding sophistication and design. Hence, one of the designs that the firm has banked on for the Bologna Fair 2017 is the floor tile inspired by natural wood through the new Delaware collection by Par-Ker. A ceramic parquet which is provided with greater naturalness than ever thanks to the seven models which are inspired by oak, maple and beech wood, with high-definition textures and tones full of personality.
In this way, Delaware combines the distinctive warm appearance of wood with the resistance and versatility of ceramic through seven different models which convey distinction and unique personality: Walnut, Teka, Natural, Oak, Maple, Steel and ash. They are models which have an enamel finish and a silky touch without any reflections, and their formats are available in 29’4×180 cm and 19’3×180 cm. 29’4×180/120 cm y 19’3×180/120 cm.
Innovation in ceramic cement: Bottega collection
The firm also impresses with the solidity and sophistication offered by the new collection of Ston-Ker floor tiles: Bottega. A design which envelops the hardness of cement with little pieces of glass which are able to produce original reflections. We are dealing with an element which is ideal for creating industrial-styled atmospheres with sophisticated shades, since it keeps the colour of the cement through the whole thickness with the refined sparkly and twinkling touch.
Large-format designs
It is worth highlighting the wide range of possibilities that are offered by the Bottega new collection. This innovative collection is presented in different tones such as Acero, Caliza and Topo, as well as in several formats. Among them, the 120x120cm format stands out because of the visual effect of continuity and spaciousness, and also the 80x80cm, 59’6×59’6cm and the special antislip 43x65cm format.
This, along with many other latest designs from the PORCELANOSA Group can be seen at the firm’s stand at Cersaie: Hall 26 Stand A296 B198 – A288 B293 until September 29th, 2017.
