With Venetian, Gazzini was inspired by the refined beauty of the Broccato Veneziano Limestone. Its design features mottling, slender veins and tone-on-tone inclusions, creating a stone look that is both classic and contemporary. The structured Reeded in 12 x 24 (intended for walls) offers a fun way to add extra dimension, both literally and figuratively. The warm color palette is exactly what people want right now. In the end, Venetian has enough character to take center stage as a focal point and enough subtlety to combine with other products as an understated supporting character.

This is a superior quality product with detailed graphics and an exceptional finish that really give the impression of an intricate mosaic floor or wall. It looks truly amazing when installed! However, due the special nature of the material, it’s critical to have it installed properly. This is not a DIY type material. Customers should make sure to select a qualified and expert craftsman who is willing to spend the time and effort needed to do it right. This will include doing a dry layout including moving and rotating pieces to get the best alignment and knowing where each piece will go. Also - it should be noted that the 24 x 48 size eliminates most grout joints and creates an almost seamless finish, but this also means that where the pieces meet the patterns have small modifications, and there can be slight misalignments of the patterns from piece to piece. The installer will need to work with this and show customers the dry lay out before setting the tile to make sure that you are satisfied with the final effect.

Gazzini’s new marble, White Beauty, is their interpretation of the real marble with the same name. They wanted to make a marble with green tones and selected the White Beauty because it’s a unique material that is now difficult to find and extremely expensive due to the quarry closing in 2023. They achieved the realistic look and feel by using large quantities of glaze and layering them in a way to get the very deep green and black veins that are the defining part of this marble’s look. They also brush the surface which creates additional depth in the graphic and also gives it a touch that feels honed.

The features of this collection are reflected in its name. Timeless: beautiful tiles that go beyond time and trends. From the aesthetic point of view, the color palette stands out for its neutral colors and subtle movement, allowing for harmonious combinations. From the technical point of view, Casalgrande has fine-tuned their technology for making full-body porcelain, and they manufacture a material with superior technical characteristics that withstand the test of time. This is a truly unglazed, technical porcelain, with all the graphic movement achieved by the pigments in the clay and no glaze on top.

Antique Lux is a new generation of marble-look porcelain. Gazzini always has a special approach with their marble looks and, with this line, they are taking advantage of exciting new technology to achieve a final product that truly looks and feels like real marble. The glazes are applied in a way that perfectly follows the surface structure, creating veins that you can feel as well as see. The special finish is made the same way as fully polished material, with polishing wheels that rub the surface, but without going as deep as with full polishing, creating an elegant satin finish. The finish also has technical advantages such as better resistance to scratching and no risk of microporosities. By the innovative combination of these two techniques, we have a marble look that is extremely natural to the touch as well as stunningly beautiful. The line comes in 6 colors that are familiar yet unique. Gazzini was inspired by real marble, and then they finessed the graphics and colors to make them even more attractive to market demands.

It is not easy to emulate the true, deep black of the popular Nero Marquinia marble from Spain but Gazzini rose to the challenge with their Marquinia series. Using the purest raw materials in their colored-body porcelain clay, they were able to obtain a genuine black color. By adding the marble’s distinctive white veins, this porcelain is recognizable as a superior interpretation of a classic and dramatic choice. It is suitable for residential applications.

Aurea evokes the golden era of ancient Rome with each color name referencing a famous place in the hallowed city. The look is old marble that was installed centuries ago. The surface is slightly undulated, giving the effect of a floor that has had people walking across it for hundreds of years. The undulation includes edges that are not completely flat creating some high and low areas that present as lippage. There are also little scratches in the graphic to add to the worn effect. The final result is an antiqued marble that uses history to elevate a contemporary application.

Millennium Quartz provides a breathtakingly accurate interpretation of natural stone. It embodies quartzite’s characteristic visual depth, aesthetic richness and even includes its glints and gleams of light. The four colors are complex and they all incorporate warm and cool tones in their graphics. They are neutral but each has its own strong character. One tile feels like a piece of art; installing the tile in an entire area creates a decadent artistic flair.

Antique Lux is a new generation of marble-look porcelain. Gazzini always has a special approach with their marble looks and, with this line, they are taking advantage of exciting new technology to achieve a final product that truly looks and feels like real marble. The glazes are applied in a way that perfectly follows the surface structure, creating veins that you can feel as well as see. The special finish is made the same way as fully polished material, with polishing wheels that rub the surface, but without going as deep as with full polishing, creating an elegant satin finish. The finish also has technical advantages such as better resistance to scratching and no risk of microporosities. By the innovative combination of these two techniques, we have a marble look that is extremely natural to the touch as well as stunningly beautiful. The line comes in 6 colors that are familiar yet unique. Gazzini was inspired by real marble, and then they finessed the graphics and colors to make them even more attractive to market demands.

Marais is a modern reinterpretation of Belgian Pierre Blue Stone. The black, Grafite, color is closest to the real bluestone and then View reimagined the look in three additional colors to create a four color line. The material has a slightly chiseled edge, but it is still rectified and has a refined look. The 24x24 size is perfect for this look and helps the line stand out.

Mariner was inspired by Nature when creating their well-executed, porcelain reproduction of real travertine. They gave it an upgraded, elegant feel by softening the look and removing some of travertine’s less appealing imperfections. With three neutral colors in 12 x 24 and 24 x 24 in a rectified edge, this line will work well for customers seeking to create a harmonious, natural atmosphere. Theory is suitable for residential and light to moderate commercial applications

The Ardenne series is a stone look inspired by the flowing veins of Brazilian slate and the delicate pebbles found on the shore. The final aesthetic would be equally at home in a modern or rustic design.

The cross-cut travertine look is more than traditional; it is perennially popular. Yet, as factories discontinue old travertine lines, it has become difficult to find replacements. With the Tradition series, we found one that will be a great option for customers seeking the travertine look. As a one color line, it manages to be far more than just one tile. The color has deep graphic detail and a nuanced blend of warm tones that make it a chameleon that moves from Ivory to Almond to Gold, depending on its surroundings. In fact, it will appeal to anyone who simply wants a beautiful stone-look in a warm color.

IL Cotto epitomizes the essence of terracotta. It has a very natural, earthy look with plenty of movement including the little specks and imperfections that are present in real terracotta material, while also having the technical advantages of glazed porcelain. The theme continues with the palette of three warm colors - Fango (mud), Terra (earth) and Sabbia (sand).

Alabastro offers two colors of light, white marble (or Alabaster) that hit the sweet spot by being neither too plain nor too busy. The overall look is soft and subtle, but the graphic also has impressive depth making it feel as though you can see through layers of alabaster stone. The Avorio color is perfect for the customer seeking a refined marble look in a warm, gold-based tone. The Bianco fits the customer who wants to stay more neutral, with its warm grey veining. With two finishes in two sizes in both colors, plus the 24 x 48 in polished only, this series can be used many ways and will add character to any project.