We design new products from the initial concept to prototyping up to industrialization following the entire supply chain. Eclecticism and design rigor accompanied by a constant research on color and materials and on the contamination between different languages are the cornerstones of every work in realizing custom-made projects that correspond to the individuality of each client.
The collection follows one of the macro trends for 2020 interiors: “Biophilic Design”. This Trend focuses on the relationship between Man and Nature, striving to create spaces to “bring the outdoors” into, to give people the opportunity to make the best of it. The project is composed of a range of tiles inspired by hand-crafted botanical designs that bring the natural universe of the outdoors into interiors.
Clorofilla Slabs 120x260cm | 48”x103”
Autunno color variant Slab set #1
Autunno color variant under processing
20x20 cm | 8”x8” Primavera color variant
Evolving Dialogue | Temporary Showroom
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The inspiration comes from two granites of Brazilian origin: the distinctive blue of Azul Bahia and the deep black of Via Lattea, both crossed through by white veins and with a small-medium grain.The other colours start out from black, gradually shifting through dark and light grey to white. The subtle texture and veins, tempered with a very light white, reminiscent of the night sky in black, give the product a smooth, extremely sophisticated appearance.
Decorative pattern designed by D-Segno Studio
The collection draws inspiration from Morocco and its rich history of patterns. The common design concept behind all of them is the layering of patterns and meta patterns. Each tile has a chromatic variation that highlights “the imperfection of craftsmanship” which refers to the process in which the water-based cement is produced. They are suited for commercial and residential applications both for wall and floor.
Operae marks the entrance of Ornamenta® in the world of large slabs. It is a program to create unique artworks by using the latest ceramic technologies. We produce works that are synonymous of italian craftsmanship combined with the highest level of digital technology. Customization as a strategic driver to stand out on the global market and offer tailor-made products to serve the project world. You can choose the theme you prefer by selecting it within the wide range proposed or alternatively you can send us your work to be made to measure. A digital fabrication to allow anyone, anywhere, to create their own slabs. Close to customer as possible.
A trendy collection that plays with the colors of the famous Italian marbles to achieve a fresh and modern aesthetic with the interiors. An intentional play of textures and triangular shapes to create a colored surface that does not go unnoticed. I'm Italian marbles. Multi-colored marble tiles assembled in a messy way to ensure your space stands out from the others. The use of elegant Italian marbles such as Verde Alpi, Rosso Verona, Bianco Carrara, Giallo Reale, Nero di Porto Venere, "assembled" in different forms, sends a very powerful message: craftsmanship and creativity still play a key role in the interior.
People seek connections with nature to counter the effects of their sedentary life, spending a lot of time glued to cell phone screens on social media as our appetite for them seems insatiable. In the search for a new closeness to nature, Cityscape was born, a collection whose goal is to make the beauty of natural stone faithfully reproduced in digital dialogue dialogue, hybridizing it in the contemporary social context to make it more usable. Cityscape is inspired by the famous Belgian Blue natural stone, whose surface shows the signs of a micro-sandblasting process that emphasizes its essence. Available in 3 sizes and 4 colors in a single finish.
Shapes and patterns with a Fifties allure team up with painstaking colour research to turn traditional into trendy. Liquida, the new 20×20 project by Davide Tonelli, is the start of an investigative new journey into the world of ceramics. The six pastel colours – ivory, dove grey, rose, sage, powder blue and cocoa – are the result of a careful look into new trends to create an eclectic porcelain stoneware, completed by eight patterns that are an expression of different contemporary styles, ready to engage with both residential and non-residential settings. The surface is inspired by a natural, contemporary limestone, featuring a texture with a classic handmade look. Liquida offers the opportunity to create a variety of combinations when it comes to installation: thanks to the choice of different colours and patterns, a range of completely different scenarios can be created with a single collection.
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DESIGN SETS
Oval in the “loop” layout and Bone White.
Oval, residential project by Fap Studio
Porthole in the “wave” layout and Blue.
Cut Out in the “loop” layout with Carob and Bone White.
Bold in the “loop” layout with Bone White and Greige.
Ribbed in the “loop” layout and Blue.
Ribbed, a close up on the graphic/surface.
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Land of Italy is the result of Davide Tonelli’s investigation of an iconic Italian stone frequently used in Roman times: “Aurisina Lumachella”, a compact limestone composed of a rich organic fraction represented by fossils fragments of extremely variable shapes and sizes. A material that becomes stone-effect porcelain stoneware, Land of Italy is emblematic of the Italian urban and extra-urban landscapes through the ages. The colour palette runs from grey, through hazelnut grey, sand and white and then onto black. Shape and colour combinations translate into decorations with a contemporary design blending original geometries and material appeal. Land of Italy offers a Mix decoration that brings together all the colours in the collection, making it versatile and easily adaptable to both classic and modern settings.
The graphic surface of the stone “Aurisina Lumachella”.
Deco Tetra 20x20 - 8”x8” / 48 assorted patterns.
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The colour range features a number of unexpected variations that express a return to colour and the need to mark increasingly eclectic living spaces with our own personality. Neutral colours combine with a deep red packed with character, a forest green that offers a fresh take on tradition and a subtle yellow shade that brings a nostalgic air. There are no compromises when these colours are used: their depth and distinctive charm allow for eye-catching combinations in endless nuances, for truly creative wall coverings.
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Liquida also comes in the 120×260 cm size, a decorative slab that offers a microtexture reproduction of the eight patterns studied for the smaller size in the collection. The slabs can easily be combined not only with the 20×20 tiles, but also with other collections, depending on the style and colours. Suitable both for residential use and for commercial settings, principally on walls.
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The power of colour. Walls are graced with intense plain colours, using volumetric ceramic panels in porcelain stoneware. Two shapes in a range of muted pastel colours – to be used in place of neutrals and white – with a matt finish, create a look of timeless elegance, offering contemporary solutions and endless combinations, used either on their own or with other collections.
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It is born from the baggage of past ceramic experiences of artisanal production and makes them its own in a large-scale reproducible product with a sequential repetition that does not cancel its ancient strength but exalts it. it is a tile made of matter and color. So Manufatto is a collection that consists of six colors declined in two shapes, smooth and diamond-cut, to create infinite compositional possibilities.
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“Terrazzo” is one of the trends that has marked the last few years.
It originated in the 15th century in Venice as an attractive way to use leftover pieces of marble, granite and quartz, which were mixed with cement to form a single compound similar to an irregular mosaic in appearance. It was widely used both for its durability and because it could be used to create patterns. However, while the original terrazzo was composed of a mix of little fragments scattered in the cement, the terrazzo made today is a mix of slivers of larger sizes, less dense and with more surprising graphics. The terrazzo finish offers an alternative option to the popularity of marble, a material we’ve seen a huge amount of in recent years, when it’s been one of the most popular interior and design trends. Terrazzo by Coem allows for a variety of applications and interesting colour combinations, making it an extremely versatile, eye-catching collection. Suitable for both residential and commercial settings, it blends attractively with both modern and traditional styles, bringing a unique touch to both.
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What purpose does ornament serve the design of an object? Is it simply a function of style? Does ornament contribute anything meaningful to objects today? Ornamenta ’s provocative answer is in this collection, called “Manifesto”, in which the ornament was assumed at absolute protagonist. Hand painted canvas on which the author expresses his creativity in two sizes and five colours, synthesis of experimentation on the materials and stylistic fronts.
PHOTOS FORM CERSAIE 2019: Manifesto Collection in Flaminia’s booth at Cersaie 2019, thanks to the collaboration with Arch. Giulio Cappellini
Frutteto, the digital printing process.
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The Ceppo di grè is a sedimentary rock extracted in the province of Bergamo, on the north-western shore of Iseo Lake, in the full respect of the environment. Part of Lombard architectural tradition since Roman times, and its use as a building stone or decorative architectural and durability. Approaching easily to other materials, thanks to its understated charm, it is also appreciated in the local and international contemporary. Now it becomes part of Gamma Due/ Ornamenta’s “NaturalLab - Stile Libero ”, a sort of new experience regarding themes inspired by nature that reproduce a stone effect tile capable of satisfying any style and aesthetics and a range of areas too, from residential to contract.
Design Set: 60x60 colour gray.
Residential Project: 60x120 colour cream.
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The OPLUS+ concept represents a regular stitch of signs that define, in their ensemble, a “mosaic” texture. The semantic composing the texture is originated “in negative” from the re-definition of traditionally present joints among the tesserae and synthesized in a capricious array of “+” signs. Actually, even if the grid looks regular, the single signs composing it are turned with different angles in comparison with their centre, like as the enitre composition got a “flicker”. In some rare cases, the “+” signs are pointed out with a contrast coloration, almost determining a constellation of little points of reference, that give the entire texture a little bit of vivacity.
PRIZE: ADI CERAMIC DESIGN AWARD year 2016
design by: Alessio Zanzarella - AZE Studio
Twelve 20x20 cm black&white ornamental patterns on
porcelain rectified res, both for walls and floors, following the
current fashion and interior design trends. Each pattern can be
used seamlessly or mixed, to create modern patchworks. In
GONE the tile shows signs of past time, as it were worn out.
These basis could be combined also with raw material as
wood, steel, cement and vintage furniture.
PRIZE: EUROPEAN PRODUCT DESIGN AWARD 2017
Silver in Home Interior Products/Materials and surfaces, Bronze in Material Design/Manufacturing
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“Artwork” comes to life on a white basis of gres porcelain, the paper, on which are “loaded” the characteristic features of each surface. Black and other colours are applied with a perfect print, without smudgings and the colour glazed ensures an high-resistance at the same time. Marble, Brick and Wood can be set “stand-alone” both on wall and on fl oor, by using the different modules, or “random”, by matching themselves together in pairs or by composing a “total patchwork”. Marble loses the classic “photorealism” by imitation and its drawn veins are purposely emphasized to give a contemporary re-interpretation.
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Residential Project: Artwork Wodd black & white by 2LG Studio
The plain tiles of the BASICS collection replace the sheet of paper on which “scribbling” our pattern characterized by steps of color that simulate a manual filling effect as was done “felt-tip pen”. The 1200 degrees Celsius firing sets the color to achieve an extremely high surface resistance and thus suitable for a total use both for walls and floors with the dual format in which the collection is presented.
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Eight hexagonal patterns designed for Ornamenta. All the patterns are available in the four color families of the Collection: white+balck, ivory +taupe, ashgrey+pearl and grey+black. The designs can be used as single one or can be combined in different kind of layouts. Patchworks that mix graphics subjects without following classic criteria, but leaving them, apparently, to the case. The inspiration came from classic Moroccan cement tiles, re-invented in a contemporary look on a base of colored body porcelain gres with applications of high temperature screen printed monochrome glaze at. Tradition and innovation.
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