Decorative ceramics for interior

Decorative flooring for the house

The choice of the flooring and the finishes of the house is a key step for the design of your house environment.

It is often dictated by a set of requirements that go to join tastes, combinations and relations with the aesthetics and decor that you will choose.

Although very often the choice falls on wood flooring and parquets, especially in the living room, on the market there are many very beautiful ceramics and very decorative, that can make even the floor of a furniture item for sure.

Vintage pottery as floors for the house

Among the innovations in the world of ceramics for floors we find the collection Frame by Refin, which is characterized by a very scenic and beautiful graphical interface, which draws in part from tradition and reinterpreting the ceramic floor of many years ago.

The decor is also geometric and curvy, a game of dusty colors and pleasing to the eye, reminiscent of graphics floral typical of Italian ceramics of the '50s. In this way, in an overview, there are floorings that look like a real carpet, able to decorate only from an environment. Like the decor Majolica, which uses unusual colors and tones, playing with an effective change of scale, which gives movement and amplifies the visual impact.

Spectacular ceramics for the house floorings

If you are looking for something particularly scenic and of design, then Peronda Ceramicas is the place for you.

Actually composed of several brands, the company has in the catalog, in the last period more than 20 new collections designed to meet the research of a large audience. In addition to special decorative pieces, Peronda offers polished porcelain tiles, the Museum, or also a glazed porcelain wood effect that can replace the wood flooring. For solutions in white or red paste, there is Peronda, ideal not only for floors, but also for coatings.

And finally, for those, who are looking for something artistic but modern at the same time, there are the creations by Peronda Fashion Lab, trying to bring the company to art, with the claim company seeks for artist, artist seeks for company.

Ultra-thin ceramic floor

Among the best known, here is the historical brand Lea Ceramiche, which at the last edition of Cersaie,2013, presented a series of new products particularly sought after and advanced in terms of technology. I'm talking about Slimtech 5plus, a very thin laminated stoneware, perfect in both domestic and commercial environments and exhibition spaces, subject to a lot of foot traffic.

Slimtech 5plus becomes a great way to finish flooring of all kinds, not only because it does not occupy much space thanks to the really small thickness, but also because practically and concerning the installation, it is very easy to cut and apply, while ensuring durability, resistance and even hygiene. Finally, last but not least, it is also very nice to see.

Graphic ceramics for floors and walls

In the realm of ceramics for floors and not just of decorative type, we find the brand Ceramiche Bardelli, which has in the catalog a wide range of products, very special and very scenic.

In addition to flooring, in the catalog there is a series of wall coverings with a really interesting and unusual graphic. For example, the Ventagli series is a collection of 6 different subjects, hand-crafted and polished on a white background, on a double-fired 40x40 cm.

But Bardelli Ceramiche is famous also for its collection dedicated to Piero Fornasetti, with a collection of his graphic creations really unusual, such as the Library, with 11 decorations consisting in books of different colors, the Almanac of the Sun, with numerous graphic images from the very clear in shades of yellow or even Breaking News, overlaid with newspaper clippings and colorful butterflies.

Piero Fornasetti is also the protagonist, in this period, at the Milan Triennale with an exhibition dedicated to the 100th anniversary of his birth, where to find more than a thousand works of the multi-talented artist, kept in by Barnaba Fornasetti, which still continues with the business started by his father. The exhibition will run until February 9th, 2014 and it is open from Monday to Sunday from 10:30 am to 8:30 pm. For more info on the exhibition of Piero Fornasetti, you can look here, on the web site of the Triennale Design Museum .