Flooring has an unparalleled ability to shape the ambiance of a home. While many gravitate towards wood floors such as solid hardwood or laminates for their warmth, numerous other options are gaining traction. Porcelain floors, for instance, continue to reign supreme. Why? They boast impressive durability against impacts and scratches, are easy to clean and maintain, provide excellent insulation against temperature fluctuations, and, due to their low porosity, serve as fantastic options for bathrooms and kitchens. Notably, they can be seamlessly installed in various spaces. Available in large formats that reduce the number of seams, they can flawlessly mimic wood, stone, or marble. With these technical characteristics, they’ve outshone ceramic floors – including stoneware – and the classic, delicate glazed tiles.

 

Small formats offer flexibility in creating compositions. Have you considered delineating areas like the dining room with a ‘rug’ of tiles? On the other hand, larger dimensions reinforce a sense of harmony and continuity – especially when used on walls too!