The SPACE Edit: Our pick of stone, ceramic, and tiles to specify
Posted in Issue 61, News, Products
From volcanic lava stone to handcrafted zellige, SPACE rounds up the products to know right now
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BERGAMO, Domus
Domus’ Bergamo collection draws inspiration from the bold creativity and industrial modernism of 1970s Milan, reinterpreting the era through sleek, narrow-format porcelain wall tiles. Manufactured using traditional double-fired porcelain and finished with reactive glazes, each tile features subtle tonal variation for a rich, handcrafted appearance. Available in five colours, the collection is complemented by the distinctive Bamboo décor, adding a contemporary yet characterful touch to hospitality and residential interiors.

MATER BY PATRICIA UQUIOLA, Mutina
Designed by renowned Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola, Mutina's Mater collection celebrates the expressive qualities of glaze through an innovative porcelain tile range inspired by handcrafted Vietri ceramics. Featuring tactile surfaces, rich colour contrasts and distinctive decorative patterns, Mater combines artisanal character with contemporary ceramic technology. Suitable for walls and floors in residential and commercial settings, the collection offers a sophisticated reinterpretation of traditional craftsmanship with striking visual depth and texture.

DAMIER, Solus Ceramics
Solus has introduced Damier, a porcelain tile collection that reimagines the timeless checkerboard pattern for contemporary interiors. Available in a broad palette spanning classic monochromes, warm neutrals, mineral tones and muted pastels, the range offers designers exceptional creative flexibility across hospitality, retail and residential projects. Combining durable porcelain construction with an R10 slip-resistant finish, Damier balances enduring architectural appeal with the performance required for high-traffic environments.

MINARET, STUDIO COLLECTION, Ca' Pietra
Ca' Pietra showcased its STUDIO Minaret Green Dot Ceramic tiles as part of Studio Enass' immersive Garden Folly Room at WOW!house 2026. Inspired by tropical retreats and North African architecture, the handcrafted glossy ceramic tiles feature distinctive arabesque stepped arches that bring rich colour, texture and Moroccan character to contemporary interiors. Used alongside four other Ca' Pietra collections, they helped create one of the exhibition's most atmospheric and design-led spaces.
Garden Folly Room at WOW! house 2026, showcasing STUDIO Minaret Green Dot Ceramic tiles. Image credit: Capietra

SUMMER COLLECTION, Aria Stone Gallery
The Summer Collection of Aria Stone Gallery's hand-selected natural stones is a curated palette of warm, earthy neutrals that highlight subtle pops of tranquil steel blues and energizing rouge shades. The inspiration for this series came from Aria Stone Gallery’s COO, April Graves’ recent travels to London and participation in Clerkenwell Design Week. She was deeply influenced by the work and perspectives of the other creatives participating in the event. Pictured is Cherry Blossom marble 12076.

FLUIVALE, Fornace Brioni
Fluviale, the latest ceramic collection by designer Cristina Celestino, takes its inspiration from the shifting landscapes of rivers and wetlands. Comprising the Golena and Alveo wall tile ranges, the collection celebrates handcrafted brushstrokes, layered glazes and earthy, tone-on-tone palettes that evoke flowing water, vegetation and riverbanks. Combining painterly artistry with geometric precision, Fluviale creates richly textured, organic surfaces that bring a refined sense of movement and nature into contemporary interior schemes.

BOOST VISION, Atlas Concorde
Atlas Concorde has unveiled Boost Vision, a new porcelain surface collection inspired by the interplay of concrete, stone and metallic finishes. Debuting at Coverings 2026, the range combines contemporary industrial aesthetics with natural textures, creating seamless indoor and outdoor spaces. Available in five colours with complementary metallic accents and sculptural 3D wall surfaces, Boost Vision has been designed to support modern architectural projects where materiality, wellbeing and connections to nature take centre stage.

MADRETERRA, Quartzforms
Quartzforms has introduced Madreterra, a collection of sustainable mineral surfaces designed for contemporary bathroom interiors. Manufactured using 100% recycled quarry aggregates and containing no added quartz, the collection combines refined aesthetics with reduced crystalline silica content and high-performance durability. Available in four nature-inspired finishes – Luce, Dune, Isola and Ombra – Madreterra expands the brand's Ecotone sustainable surfaces portfolio, offering architects and designers an environmentally conscious solution for luxury wellness spaces.

SENSIETNA BY MATTEO THUN, Florim
Italian ceramics manufacturer Florim’s SensiEtna is a striking collection of small-format interior tiles made using recycled lava stone from Mount Etna. Developed with Matteo Thun & Partners and Nerosicilia, the range combines reclaimed volcanic slab offcuts with recycled glass to create richly textured surfaces inspired by Sicily's dramatic landscape. Available in three tactile finishes and six colourways, the collection champions circular design while celebrating the raw beauty of one of Europe's most iconic natural landmarks.

LEGEND, Cotto d'Este
Cotto d'Este has expanded its portfolio of premium ceramic surfaces with the introduction of Legend, a new collection inspired by the geological beauty of Belgian Pierre Bleue stone. Previewed at Coverings 2026, Legend joins the brand's Starlight, Arketipo and Advantage ranges, extending its offering of ultra-thin KERLITE surfaces designed for curved architecture and contemporary interiors. Together, the collections showcase how advanced ceramic technology is enabling softer, more fluid design without compromising on performance or durability.

ZELLIGE MOSAICS, Riad Tile
This one's for designers who've always wanted to do more with zellige than just tile a wall. The new Mosaic collection introduces three formats, a 2x2 Square, a 1x4 Trapezoid, and a Triangle, that leverage the material's handcrafted character for compositional play. Designers can mix colours, create patterns, or build something that's genuinely one-of-a-kind. These tiles are available in a solid range of colour including: Bright White, Natural White, Belize Blue, Forest Green, Steel Grey, Blush, and more.

PETRA, Casalgrande Padana
Petra is a porcelain stoneware collection inspired by the timeless beauty of natural quartzite, combining authentic stone textures with the durability and versatility of contemporary ceramics. Available in six earthy colourways and a choice of formats up to 60x120cm, the range captures the subtle imperfections and tonal variation of weathered stone. Suitable for both residential and commercial interiors, Petra offers a refined, natural aesthetic with the option of an antibacterial self-cleaning treatment for enhanced performance.
From SPACE: Issue 61
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