In short Glass mosaic adapts to curves, steps and tight radii; it is the most versatile option for the inside of the pool shell. Porcelain has fewer grout lines and larger formats; it suits straight-sided pools and lets the same floor continue out onto the terrace....
A well-chosen floor can be ruined during installation. And the other way round: a simple material, properly set out and properly grouted, ages with surprising dignity. Between the tile you choose in the showroom and the surface you walk on every morning there is a...
There is a moment, around midday, when the water in a pool stops being transparent and becomes colour. That colour — Caribbean turquoise, deep blue, lagoon green — almost never comes from the water itself. It comes from what lies beneath. And few materials decide it...
Mosaic is the small piece that solves what a large piece cannot. It follows a curve, climbs a column, turns the lip of a pool and makes a flat wall into a surface that shifts with the light. Where large format seeks continuity, mosaic seeks vibration. In this guide we...
Few materials dress a space like natural stone: its depth, its veining, that sense of authentic matter. But stone asks a lot in return — it is porous, it stains, it needs sealing. Stone effect porcelain tiles resolve that dilemma: they reproduce the skin of the stone...
Some surfaces don’t simply cover a space: they define it. IMMENSA by Coem is one of them. Coem is one of Italy’s benchmark names in ceramics; within its catalogue, IMMENSA is its 12 mm large format —162 × 324 cm— with a stone effect, the surface conceived...
