Spain unveils Fall 2011 collection in time for Cersaie
New product series by Keraben
New products launched by Keraben this autumn capture the different styles in stone, offering continuity to the textile finishes that have performed well in previous seasons. For this edition of Cersaie, Keraben presents several series with inkjet technology -- including looks of soft stones such as marble and slates. Keraben will also focus on soft colors like white, pearl, cream and sand as well as contrasting hues such as black, gray and graphite
"G-Stone" by Ceramicas Aparici
Aparici's G-Stone collection achieves the look of natural stone through the digital printing process. The full-body porcelain tile offers a complete range of wall and floor tile in a variety of colors. Rectified and double-fired, the collection boasts three formats: 45 x 45, 60 x 60 and 30 x 60 inches in polished, satin and striated finishes.
"Xtreme" by Apavisa
Tile of Spain-branded manufacturer Apavisa presents the Xtreme Collection, a full line for both wall and floor applications with three colors available in a lappato finish. An array of geometric forms are also available, including Hexagon, Rectilinear and Square for floors and walls.
"Portland" by Land Porcelanico
Land Porcelanico is launching a new format to the market. The 90 x 90 (37.4- x 37.4-inch) format in the Portland Collection offers the minimalist look of a concrete appearance. This simple and smart architectural solution in a porcelain tile offers high technical characteristics -- making it suitable for high-traffic areas.
"Palace" and "Gacela" by Grespania
Grespania offers two new collections this fall: Palace and Gacela. The Palace Collection emulates the classic look of marble with the technical properties of porcelain tile. Carrara and Palace Madras are both glazed porcelain, rectified and polished in a 20- x 20-inch format.Gacela is a white body wall tile in a 10- x 16-inch format with a gloss finish.
Just in time for Cersaie, set for September 20 to 24 in Bologna, Italy, Tile of Spain-branded manufacturers have revealed the latest offerings from their Fall 2011 collections. From increasingly creative methods of inkjet technology, new finishes and formats, to status-quo-challenging shapes -- show attendees will be in for many surprises.
