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...
Before choosing a porcelain countertop, almost everyone asks the same things: does it survive a hot pan? do knives scratch it? does red wine stain it? Here are the answers, clear and without the marketing, plus the care that keeps it looking flawless for years. Does...
Choosing the countertop material is one of the decisions that shapes a kitchen the most, both for its look and for everyday life. Large-format porcelain, quartz (Silestone), granite and marble are the four most common options. Each has its own character; here we...
The countertop has become the centrepiece of the kitchen, and large-format porcelain is today one of the most sought-after materials for making it. There is good reason for this: it brings together the beauty of natural stone with a set of technical qualities that no...
Some materials look as if they came straight out of the landscape. Trésor Bali by Rosa Gres is one of them: a porcelain tile inspired by the greenish stones of Sukabumi —the stone that lines Asia’s pools— with that bright, turquoise water...
Some materials feel like home the moment you see them. Amara, the new MDi collection by Inalco, is one of them: a cream-toned porcelain with a delicate relief that echoes the golden stone of Mallorca —the marès of Binissalem, the island’s most prized— with all...
