CEVISAMA REVIEW Retro Revival


Designers looking to evoke the past to create comfortable and soothing interiors were spoilt for choice. Warm terracotta was everywhere to be seen as were maximalist large-format graphic tiles and single colour glazes in all different formats.


Zero collection by VIVES returns to the origins of ceramics as a source of inspiration, to enhance the artisanal value and transfer it to the latest current designs. 


Fine Lines


Embracing the trend for panelling, Spanish manufacturers have produced fluted tiles in all colours, including stone and wood tones, making it possible to add tactility and a sense of depth even in wet rooms where it would be problematic to use the real thing.


Available in four natural wood tones in a 40x120cm format, Toja by El Molino can be used inside and out.


Natucer's new Tango series comes to life thanks to Cuorer, a 3D matt porcelain ceramic tile with gloss that offers depth and style, playing with light and shadow in a masterful way


Clean & Minimal


Minimalist styles have moved toward more comforting, wrap-round designs that foster a sense of wellbeing. The tiles come in timeless, restful neutral finishes with a tactile sensory appeal.


Bernini by Roca Tiles captures the essence of real stones from the volcanic lands of Chilean Patagonia.


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