Stone imperfections inspire ceramics

Stone effect porcelain stoneware takes inspiration from a material that knows how to illustrate – through the chromatic characteristics and expressiveness of the textures impressed on the surfaces – both the place of origin and the sedimentation process that has marked the material over millions of years, making each variety unique. Stone effect ceramics are alive, dynamic, pleasant to the touch, never the same, and at the same time a product with a low environmental impact. The organic aesthetics of the material, and its not insignificant green heart, make it a preferred choice for interior design. It is also transversal and versatile, able to adapt to any commercial environment or domestic corner, transforming, decorating and modifying the space it covers.

The new Mystone Berici porcelain stoneware collection by Marazzi is inspired by limestone from Vicenza. The neutral surfaces are characterised by the presence of small shells, rounded microfossils and debris, giving the product an extremely realistic material appearance. These possibilities are provided by the innovative 3D Ink technology, which creates a perfect overlap between graphics and textures. Mystone Berici thus combines an essential appearance with decorative accents that offer variety and eclecticism. These details also return in the tone-on-tone floral motif decoration, also designed for floor applications and created using 3D Ink and Touch technology together for the first time to achieve depth and material realism thanks to the use of glossy and matt grits on the surface.