Ceramics of Italy
SEPTEMBER 11, 2023
Clayborn is a floor tile collection in which the patterns are created using “generative models” of artificial intelligence, i.e. neural networks capable of creating new images based on a series of examples analysed during the acquisition phase.
Floor Covering News
FEBRUARY 16, 2022
Verona, Italy—Opened in September 2021 by Antolini Luigi, Antolini MilanoDuomo Stoneroom is the new, unique space in the center of Milan: a hub and a lab entirely focused on the universe of natural stone. The post Antolini opens Antolini MilanoDuomo Stoneroom appeared first on Floor Covering News.
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Floor Covering News
MAY 11, 2021
The new collection is a marble-look assortment featuring an array of three marble visuals for floor, wall, countertop and shower floors. Marazzi added that its Calacatta Gold will create a work of art on floors and walls while providing the performance benefits of porcelain and ceramic tile. Arabascato.
Garden State Tile Blog
JULY 30, 2021
Terrazzo’s widely recognized speckled character is seen not only on the floors of churches, hospitals, and airports but also as a fashion pattern on mugs, bags, home decor, and more! Terrazzo, by historical definition, is a flooring material consisting of chips of marble or granite set in concrete and polished down to give a smooth surface.
Architectural Ceramics
MARCH 30, 2018
I’m planning on installing it in my house next year, with floor heat underneath, of course!” Last year, Benson had the pleasure of indulging his love of natural stone, by traveling to quarries throughout Italy. It’s way more durable than real wood. There’s always next year.
Architectural Ceramics
OCTOBER 13, 2017
Whether it’s marble from Italy, travertine from Turkey, or limestone from France, we’re always looking for natural beauty to offer a range of options that make your tile project one-of-a-kind. ” A factory in northern Italy, blocks of marble with an amazing mountain view; photo via David Benson for Architectural Ceramics.
Architectural Ceramics
APRIL 17, 2018
The Boss finish, for example, reminds us of an anti-slip texture used on performance stages or on the floors of containers that transport instruments to NYC jazz venues. The Graphite Dark, shown on the floor and fireplace in the living room photo above, looks like grey limestone.
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