Vibes comes in four glossy colors that have subtle shade variation which is enhanced by the way the glazed naturally pool around the edges. The series centers around the Peak version which is a structured tile with a simple pillow shape, and it also has a standard flat tile in the same 4 colors. The pillow allows customers to create a 3D design that looks stunning on its own, but it’s also fun to play with using the two versions together.

With Cottage, Natucer presents a terracotta look in extruded porcelain. Extrusion, an artisanal ceramic process working with wet clay, is the perfect technology to mimic this natural material as each piece feels handcrafted with slightly cushioned, uneven edges and size variation. In addition, the line has beautiful shading that adds to the handcrafted look including pieces that have linear movement as well as spots and indentations that would occur in a traditional firing cycle in an old kiln. The Stars and Crosses add to the traditional look and allow for some fun designs. Knowing that Cottage is a line people will want to use on patios, we also have the 12x12 available in an R11 finish. Please note that the R11 finish is created using a different glaze, making it slightly more muted than the natural finish. Customers should review actual samples.

Cementine-look porcelain decorative tiles reflect the strength of the traditional look while also celebrating a sense of contemporaneity. Sartoria’s Decorata is in 6 x 6 making it a little different from all the 8 x 8 decos out there, and giving it additional uses where the smaller size is more appropriate. It comes in 3 solid colors - white, grey and a very soft blue - that look like they have been slightly worn over time. The 4 deco patterns incorporate combinations of the 3 field colors, plus a sweet pink in one of the patterns (Decorata 2). It’s delicate and subtle and creates a final look that is charming and harmonious.