Measuring 60 x 60cm and available in Beige, Black, Clay, Grey, Ivory and Light Grey, RAK Ceramics’ versatile Fashion Stone Outdoor porcelain tiles replicate the organic beauty of stone.


Leading the trend for marble-inspired surfaces with bold, eye-catching veins, RAK Ceramics’ Calacatta Gold Outdoor porcelain tiles have a matt finish and are designed to beautifully complement the co-ordinating indoor tiles. They measure 60 x 120cm.


Pontino captures the timeless beauty of travertine in durable ceramic, perfect for contemporary interiors.


world, producing over 118 million square metres annually, RAK Ceramics delivers scale, innovation and style in equal measure. This capability is most evident in the spaces where performance and aesthetics matter most: the kitchen and bathroom. These functional hubs of the home demand


RAK – Pushing the boundaries of tile innovation W


ith one of the largest tile manufacturing operations in the


entirely from 100% pre-consumer recycled materials. Re-Use marks a major step forward in eco-conscious design. It’s a tile that doesn’t just look good; it does good, too. Available in two versatile sizes (58x58cm and


materials that work hard without sacrificing beauty. RAK Ceramics meets that challenge with a vast tile portfolio designed to support creative freedom, from timeless classics to the latest trends. Whether it’s large format porcelain slabs with realistic marble effects or ceramic tiles that channel texture and colour, there’s something to suit every project brief. Take Pontino, for example, a travertine-look


ceramic tile with soft, tonal variation that brings a natural, layered warmth to walls and floors. Or Portofino, a collection of bold, colourful tiles that offers an opportunity to inject character and contrast into kitchens and bathrooms. Both represent RAK Ceramics’ design-led approach, translating global trends into practical solutions for everyday interiors. But as well as aesthetics, sustainability is a growing


priority for specifiers and homeowners alike. RAK Ceramics is leading the way with its Re-Use collection, the world’s first porcelain tiles made


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The Re-Use collection by RAK Ceramics is made from 100% pre-consumer recycled materials, offering a timeless look with a sustainable edge.


58x116cm) and four muted, on-trend finishes, Re-Use Quartz and Mineral tiles are durable, design-friendly and certified by SCS for their environmental credentials. They can be used on walls and floors, both indoors and outdoors - ideal for achieving seamless transitions between kitchen, dining utility and bathroom areas. This focus on innovation and responsibility


extends across the company’s operations. RAK Ceramics is constantly refining its manufacturing


processes, from water recycling to waste minimisation, all with a view to reducing its environmental footprint. Re-Use is a direct result of this commitment to circularity, transforming production waste into a premium design solution. For retailers and installers in the kitchen and


bathroom industry, having access to products that combine looks, longevity and sustainability is more important than ever. Consumers are increasingly design-savvy and environmentally aware. They want surfaces that reflect their values without compromising on performance. With Re-Use, and the broader tile collection, RAK Ceramics offers exactly that. As well as its commitment to interior spaces,


RAK Ceramics has placed growing emphasis on outdoor applications, offering porcelain tiles that combine durability with design to elevate everything from patios to pathways. This outdoor focus sits comfortably alongside the brand’s continued innovation in kitchens and bathrooms, where stylish, high-performance tiles meet the varied needs of modern living. From compact cloakrooms to open-plan family spaces - inside and out - RAK Ceramics delivers surfaces that are as functional as they are beautiful.


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