With its unique textures and colours, marble can take us on a journey around the world: a journey that starts in Italy, with the precious Bianco di Carrara, and passes through Egypt (Galala), India (Makrana) and ends in France with the Breche de Benou. These are just some of the possible stops on a varied and potentially infinite itinerary, in which each place is represented by a distinctive stone material.

This heritage is the starting point for FMG Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti's research, whose porcelain stoneware surfaces offer an evocative journey through the world's rarest, most precious stone materials. The MaxFine collection is enriched with five new suggestions: Rosso Lepanto, Breccia Medicea, Kuroca, Delicato Cremo and Trambiserra Grey.

FMG's technical ceramics combine innovation and ecology, function and aesthetics, utility and practicality. With the MaxFine collection, the company proposes large sizes which guarantee durability, safety and hygiene: from slabs measuring 300*150 cm to 75*37.5 cm.

Architects and interior designers can exploit the great flexibility of ceramics and the suggestions of marble to enhance houses, boutiques, restaurants, hotels, commercial and public spaces of various kinds. MaxFine surfaces can envelop entire rooms to create dreamlike, surreal settings or, combined with other unfinished materials, can give a casual yet refined touch to a space. Its veining dialogues perfectly with golden details, geometric patterns and velvety upholstery.

But what makes all FMG Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti products distinctive is the virtuous marriage of nature and technology. Characterised by aesthetic and mimetic quality, as well as technical performance, the porcelain stoneware slabs are produced using cutting-edge technology in terms of energy saving and zero emissions. Innovation and sustainability are at the heart of FMG's corporate culture.