Elios, a leader in bringing the cementine tradition to porcelain, presents their next generation of decorative tile. This rich, new Deco includes often requested patterns and motifs that come from different times and places. The color palette includes the classic combination of black, white and grey and also expands into new territory offering a warm taupe, a gentle light blue and a serene aqua. Together these decos are a collection that was painstakingly curated with today’s tastes in mind.

Neocim or “new cement” is a collection that recreates traditional encaustic cement tiles in porcelain. The designs are distinctive, yet classic and have a pristine white base color. They can be used as accents or even medallions, but look best when installed in entire areas. The result is the extraordinarily beautiful look of decorative cement tiles, but with all the advantages of porcelain – reduced thickness, ease of installation and maintenance, resistance to staining, and more – making this look accessible for many applications where cement tiles would not be suitable or practical.

The Vintage Deco line brings a fresh perspective to the world of 8x8 decorative porcelain tiles. Rather than copying patterns from encaustic/cement tiles, the concept here is to reach into a different tradition - ceramic tiles. The line is a rich tapestry of designs selected from different times and cultures. From Morocco, to Eastern Europe and then to Italy, this series takes us on a journey that celebrates the history and artistry of ceramic tile. Each pattern is lovingly recreated and produced with shading, including deliberate fading, marks and imperfections, that make it look gently worn over time. The three field colors have rich shade variation that makes them interesting options on their own as well as a balancing complement to the decos.

With Design Evo, Elios presents the next step in the evolution of design. It is a concrete look with the character of the traditional Italian “cementine”. Four decorative designs are sold individually, allowing people to select a specific pattern and use it in entire areas as a carpet or as an individual accent. Four field colors can be used on their own or combined with the decos, giving free reign to the creativity.