Barene, designed by Zanellato e Bortotto, is a collection of ceramic surfaces inspired by the landscape of the Venetian lagoon, where it is sometimes challenging to distinguish the land from the sea. Barene in local dialect means the land emerging from the lagoon during low tide.

The bold and elegant geometries of the New Town Collection recall the homonymous district in Edinburgh but also the classic Georgian style of Bath and the controlled irregularity of the flooring of the Querini Stampalia Foundation in Venice, designed by Carlo Scarpa.

Salomè is a celebration of the serpentine line, the curve of elegance. These tiles can have two different colours or finishes on each of their two sides, which creates walls that can completely change colour depending on which angle they are seen from.

Flora is about a primitive, primordial nature. The superficial imperfections that render each piece unique are highlighted by the coloured crystalline and the satin paints applied, as required by tradition, by hand to achieve a gouache effect.

Plumage is a poetic and evocative collection, inspired by birds. The collection comes in two types of three-dimensional tiles, either in hand-decorated ceramics or paste-dyed porcelain, starting from a wide variety of plumage.