Stonepeak’s porcelain tile collections combine certified eco-sustainable industrial processes with high technical and aesthetic quality in a product that is perfect for recreating any kind of atmosphere and adding character to spaces
The modern process of production of ceramics permits creation and enhancement of spaces of all kinds with the same efficacy both indoors and outdoors.
Classic to contemporary, minimalist to exotic: every style of design is within reach thanks to the thru-colour method used to recreate the textures, visual effects and colours typical of stones, woods and marbles.
The method offers a unique way of identifying and characterising spaces intended for any purpose.
Porcelain tiles thus become objects of pure design offering a wealth of expressions and interpretations that is often surprising, as in the Stonepeak collections.
Stonepeak’s vast and highly varied anthology of textures offers all the design creativity that leads to composition of unique, original pieces perfect for customisation of living spaces.
With a production cycle that achieves recycling of 60% of raw materials, Stonepeak is as green as the best architecture of today, skilfully combining technical and aesthetic quality with environmentally sustainable production processes.
Stonepeak’s on-going research permits optimisation of productive resources, with lower consumption of water and energy in production processes.
The company’s outstanding results and innovation recently earned Stonepeak Green Squared certification of excellence presented by the TCNA (Tile Council of North America), on the basis of a standard including criteria for the social and environmental sustainability of porcelain, materials and installation procedures.
This concept of environmental sustainability has given rise to a new generation of collections including Rome, Classic and Simply Modern, with tiles ranging from historic classicism to contemporary design.
The collections are available in a multitude of different sizes and colours, all sharing the common denominator of quality and variety, essential components for defining and imagining the spaces we live in every day.
