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CERAMIC TILES TRENDS DOSSIER
CASTELLÓN, FEBRUARY 2016
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Argenta Cerámica – The Kenzo and Matrix series
Flooring using the 20x180cm Top porcelain tile model from the Kenzo series. The walls feature 20x20cm White and Link
White tiles from the Matrix series.
CONTENTS
1_The DNA of Ceramic Tiles
2_Modern natural appeal
3_Back to the past
4_Rhythms and Relief Textures
5_Outdoor tiles for carefree fun
6_ Trends
7_Unique tiles
8_Full list of adresses
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Bestile_ The Dante series
12x24cm ivory-coloured wall tiles
1_THE DNA OF CERAMIC TILES
1.1_Characteristics of ceramic tiles
Tiles are a natural product: They are made of
a raw material harvested from the earth (clay).
When this clay is combined with water and heat
from the firing process, the end result is a highquality natural product.
They are versatile. Ceramic tiles can be used
as coverings on all surfaces. That is not all,
though. As well as dressing up walls and floors,
they are ideal for tiling built-in furniture or
decorative features (built-in wardrobes,
shelves, bed heads etc.). Even in small living
spaces, tiles look great.
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Highly practical. Ceramic tiles are long lasting
Easy to lay. Laying tiles is quite a lot easier
and resistant to wear and tear, the passage of
than you might imagine. What is more, new dry
time, damp and changes in temperature.
tile installation systems are ideal when places
Furthermore, once they have been laid, they
are often given new facelifts.
need no special care. They can easily be
cleaned with a damp cloth and if the surface is
Easily affordable. When it comes to
dirty or covered in grease or fat, detergent or
refurbishment work, ceramic tiles are available
bleach can be used.
at a wide variety of prices, without relinquishing
the quality synonymous with this type of
Personality and design appeal. Tiles can be
covering.
found in the most innovative or timeless of
styles. Because wall and floor tiles come in a
wide variety of colours, patterns, finishes and
formats, they offer broad potential when a
personal touch is given to different living
spaces in the home.
Vives_ The Fusion series – The Etnia
collection
A wall featuring 20x20cm multi-coloured
Rabari tiles
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Dune cerámica - The Imperiale Brezza series
A beige tile model, combining 30x90cm flat tiles with a
model featuring a wavy relief texture
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Cerámicas Mimas_ The Baku series
45x45cm beech-coloured glazed outdoor floor tiles
1_THE DNA OF CERAMIC TILES
1.2_Types of ceramic tiles
single coloured or decorated in different
patterns.
Porcelain tiles are tiles that are generally
unglazed with a very low water absorption rate.
They are coloured by adding stains to the tile
body. Thanks to their high resistance and
Wall tiles: These are tiles with a high water
hardness, they are used as coverings inside
absorption rate. Suitable for use on indoor
residential, commercial and even industrial
walls, their surface is covered in a vitrified
buildings, as well as on outdoor floors and
glaze, available in a wide choice of colours.
façades, and on indoor walls. There are two
They can be patterned or embossed or feature
types:
eye-catching textures.
Glazed stoneware tiles are ceramic tiles with
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Unglazed porcelain tiles. The top
a low or low-to-medium water absorption rate.
surface is part of the tile body. These
They are suitable for use on indoor floors in
tiles can either look just as they do
residential areas. In some cases, providing that
when they come out of the kiln
they have the right resistance to frost and ice
(natural-look porcelain tiles) or be
and abrasion, they can be used to clad façades
polished to make then smooth and
or as outdoor paving. The surface glaze, which
shiny (polished porcelain tiles).
can range from matt to high gloss, can be
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Glazed porcelain tiles. The top surface
Terracotta tiles are used as an umbrella term
is covered in a vitrified glaze. This can
for a multitude of tiles of widely different
be single coloured or decorated.
characteristics. They only coincide in their
Azuliber- The Omat series
30x60cm porcelain floor tiles
rustic appearance and they are often made in
small production units using traditional
Rustic stoneware tiles are extruded tiles that
handcrafted means. Thanks to their
are generally unglazed with a low or medium
characteristics, they are particularly well suited
water absorption rate. Thanks to their
for settings where a rustic feel is required.
properties, they are particularly suited for use
Given their high porosity, they might need to be
as cladding on façades or as outdoor paving.
treated before or after they are laid either to
Their somewhat uneven colour, surface and
enhance their appearance (shine) or for
edges give them broad decorative potential.
functional reasons (to make them waterproof or
The tile body varies in colour from ochre to
stainproof). The earth-coloured tile body is non-
dark greyish brown, with a non-uniform texture
uniform in colour and texture, with easily
where it is possible to discern impurities, pores
perceptible pores and incrustations.
and other irregularities. The surfaces and
edges are typically slightly uneven.
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Complementary tile pieces come in widely
differing shapes and sizes. An extensive variety
of decorative complementary tile pieces can be
found, such as listels, inserts, strips, mouldings
and borders, together with others with clearly
defined functions, such as skirtings, step tiles,
stair skirtings, gutters, edging tiles, corner
protectors, or handrails.
Aparici – The Beyond series
59.55x119.3cm turquoise polished porcelain floor tiles
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2_ MODERN NATURAL APPEAL
Wood and stone shades of colour are the
source of inspiration for some of the most
exquisite ceramic wall and floor tile
collections. In addition, thanks to the natural
woodgrain patterns and veining on which these
designs are based, these collections are totally
unique, since no two tiles are alike. Which
would you go for?
Optimize the available space
STN Cerámica – The Irati series
23x120cm porcelain floor tiles in a natural shade of colour
If you seek to ensure added luminosity and a
roomier feel, pale wood shades of colour, like
maple or honey, are ideal for creating a more
spacious effect. Alternatively, you can use
colours inspired by minerals, like this turquoisecoloured alabaster, which brings an air of
classic beauty to lounges. In addition to their
visual appeal, ceramic wall and floor tiles offer
other functional advantages, such as durability.
Create multipurpose areas
When you choose wall or floor tiles for an area
like a kitchen-diner, you can also opt for stone
or wood-effect tiles. They open up new
potential for creating different settings within
one same room. Collections inspired by dark
stone are ideal for creating sober-looking walls
Inalco – The Art series
60x60cm stone-effect porcelain floor tiles
and floors that contrast with paler furniture.
Alternatively, if you prefer wood-effect tiles, you
can create a floor where the layout of the tiles
takes advantage of the woodgrain pattern to
generate a sense of rhythm.
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Casainfinita (Keraben Grupo) – The Nepal series
Matt porcelain tiles in pale shades of taupe and grey
(25x70cm wall tiles and 75x75cm floor tiles)
Warm ceramic tiles
In
combination
systems,
with
ceramic
radiant-floor
tiles
are
an
heating
excellent
conductor and means of building up heat,
bringing added comfort to homes. When they
are used as flooring in bedrooms, they
transform them into retreats for rest and
relaxation, while also contributing to a warm,
cosy atmosphere that helps you wind down
from the stress of everyday life. If you use pale
colours, like different woods, or lighter shades
of stone for tiled floors, this makes it easier to
revamp the room’s design from time to time.
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Aparici_ The Retro series (light natural _ ivory natural)
29.75x29.75cm porcelain floor tiles
These collections include wall and floor tiles
inspired by the floral patterns of traditional
3_Back to the past
Vintage tile collections come in a wide
variety of formats, colours and patterns,
conceived to add a distinctive touch to
rooms, whether they are used on walls and
floors throughout the house to create interiors
with a highly singular look or in just one room to
transform it into a focal point of attraction. Tiles
in this style make rooms eye-catchingly
attractive by allowing you to combine the
encaustic cement tiles: a classic in tile design
that has now been revamped to coincide with
the latest trends in interior design, while also
offering all the technical benefits of ceramic
tiles. The collections’ numerous different
décors, in natural or neutral shades, can be laid
in regular or random fashion and also
combined with plain-coloured tiles of the same
colour to create retro-look settings with a
contemporary appeal.
beauty of bygone days with a more modern
general interior design.
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Porcelanosa- The Barcelona E series
31.6x90cm wall tiles, made up of four different randomly
laid décors in matt colours.
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4_Rhythms and relief textures
Decorative rhythm
Thanks to the wide variety of tiles in the
different collections, they can be laid in multiple
different ways, ensuring broad design potential
and sophisticated living spaces with a
sense of rhythm. This is achieved by
combining different colours, shapes and
patterns to create your own geometrical
compositions, playing around with different
finishes and layouts. This can be done on walls
and floors in any part of the home in such a
way that indoor and outdoor areas can benefit
from the visual impact and ability to strike a
Ceranosa_ The Chess series
37x37cm hexagonal porcelain wall and floor tiles. Based on
a combination of black and white patterned and plaincoloured models
special note that ceramic tiles offer.
Bas-relief versus high relief designs. A
battle of wills
The idea here is to opt for 3D ceramic tiles. As
either starring features or subtle finer details in
layouts, they stimulate the senses and infuse
living spaces with singular personality. Hence
flooring can be found inspired by natural
materials which reproduce the veins found in
stone or in woodgrain patterns; wall surfaces
where classic tiles are reinvented through
shapes in the surface, new colours and highgloss finishes; tiles with bevel edges; or walls
with volumetric contrasts, where the
geometrical motifs seem about to escape from
the wall, lending rooms a sense of dynamism.
An endless choice of well-defined finishes and
Equipe Cerámicas_ The Evolution Inmetro series
A wall surface with 7.5x15cm dark grey geometrical tiles
styles can be used to dress up living spaces in
unique style.
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5_ Outdoor tiles for carefree fun
A carefree attitude is the best way of
welcoming in the good weather. The sun brings
to life all patios, covered terraces and gardens
and if they also feature tiled paving or walls, the
desire to chill out and enjoy being outdoors will
only increase as temperatures rise.
Designing your outdoor space is not just a
question of trends, but personality too! Thanks
to the versatility of ceramic tiles, a simple
patio or terrace can be transformed into a
little piece of heaven to revel in being
outdoors. Find the perfect model for creating
your own harmonious customized chill-out area
from among the latest stone, mineral or woodeffect ceramic tile collections. The tiles
generally come in a matt finish with subtle
shade variation, helping to ensure a natural
look, while also evoking the passage of time.
This can be enhanced by laying the tiles in
staggered fashion.
Take it easy. Wind down and enjoy the home’s
outdoor areas. The characteristics of
ceramic tiles – their ability to withstand the
passage of time, resistance to temperature
changes and bad weather, and slip resistance
– are all good reasons for opting for this
kind of material. Additionally, once they have
been laid, they need little special care and you
will be able to increase the time you spend in
your garden throughout the year.
Azteca – The Nordic 60 series
60x60cm stone-effect porcelain floor tiles in shades of
cream
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El Molino – The Nora Plus series
16x65cm high-gloss porcelain floor tiles.
6_TRENDS
The main trends seen in ceramic tiles in recent
years will continue in 2016, with certain
To keep you up to date with the latest in
wall and floor tiles, we review some of the
most recent trends.
updates to meet the new demands of interior
design today. These include innovative formats
in terms of size and thicknesses, more sober
basic colours, combinations of rustic and
elegant styles, a mix of designs, revived
classics…in short, a whole myriad of trends
from the most rustic to the most refined.
1. Single colours. Colour can be used as a
means of continuity between walls and floors,
creating a uniform backdrop against which
furniture or items of décor can stand out.
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Sober, basic looking tiles in dark or stone
form waves, creating a superb optical effect.
colours, they generally come in matt finishes
This tendency to give extra volume to mosaics
with subtle shade variation to evoke nature and
leads to more deluxe looking models able to
the passage of time.
enrich design projects of all kinds.
2. Subtle designs. Fitting in with the concept
6. Mix&Match. This trend is still a must in
of single-coloured tiles, décors have been
2016 More traditional looking ceramic tiles,
developed with subtle designs and slight
generally in gentle delicate colours, are
contrasts as a means of interrupting the
combined in original style (combining materials,
uniformity of walls and floors. They feature
textures, colours, formats, patterns etc.) without
faded, randomly arranged finer details with no
relinquishing their natural appeal.
apparent order or criteria, adding a harmonious
sense of rhythm and highly personal touch.
3. Interpreting nature. These ceramic tiles
faithfully reproduce the beauty of nature, with a
certain artistic licence in the case of more
contemporary looking wood-effect collections.
The tiles break away from nature’s original
colours, introducing a multitude of new ones
with shade variation and different designs able
to transmit a lived-in feel, with all the
advantages of long-lasting ceramic tiles.
4. Endless different designs. Ceramic tiles
come in such a wide array of designs that it is
almost impossible to catalogue them. There are
as many options and patterns as there are
personalities. This year, delicate floral patterns
will again feature alongside abstract models
and geometrical motifs.
5. Mosaics and more mosaics. Small
mosaic tiles with volumes in different shades of
the same glossy or matt colour are combined to
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Azuliber – The Soula series
50x50cm grey Soula porcelain floor tiles with the grey
Soula décor.
Gayafores – The Stonebox series
45x90cm stone grey porcelain floor tiles. On the wall, the
same model has been used as a linear geometrical mural.
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Bestile – The Urales series
15x60cm porcelain floor tiles inspired by multi-coloured
wood
Unicer – The Globe series
Wall surface with decorated tiles
Based on two 23.5x58cm Decor Maison Marrón tiles
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Dune Cerámica – The Groove-Salsan series
11.93x13.39cm brown mosaic tiles in a matt and gloss
finish
Cristacer – The Violette series
Wall surface with décors. The 25x25 grey Decor Violette
model
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Cerámicas Aparici - – The Moving Blue Natural series
Flooring made up of 29.75x29.75cm mix&match tiles, with
15 random combinations
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In addition to the former trends (singlecolour or mix&match tiles), manufacturers
have brought out new collections where
hexagons have been revived. These can be
used with conventional shaped models,
tiles with shade variation or tiles in shades
of grey.
formats have been given a handcrafted look to
fit in with current trends in home design where
priority is given to simplicity. This search for
simplicity is complemented with a use of soft
basic colours - whites, blues, greens and
greys -, together with glazes as a special
means of attraction. The size of the tiles is also
used as a decorative resource. From a 10x10
format to the smallest mosaic tiles, these
a. A natural look. This style focuses on
different sizes can be combined or their use
achieving a natural look through veined
envisaged in areas of the home where they are
patterns, simple or more complex textures,
less commonly found.
earthy shades of colour, and shade variation
with a certain “worn” appearance to evoke the
passage of time. These tiles have a rather
unsophisticated appeal, with a subtle polish
or natural-looking glaze, perfect for creating
settings with an authentic feel. They can be
found laid in strips or in layouts that explore
different geometrical combinations using
hexagonal tile models. In short, these are
elegant tiles with high added value, ideal for
projects requiring a purity of line and general
air of simplicity.
c. Tempus fugit. This trend focuses on the
passage of time, with different conceptions,
depending on each individual’s personality and
taste, taking either a classical line or a
contemporary one. In both cases, wall and
floor tiles are a major asset in achieving this
kind of look, since almost all their decorative
benefits can be put to use, with sober elegant
tiled wall and floor surfaces, generally in black
and white with a perfect use of symmetry. Tile
formats are another way of lending walls
and floors a sophisticated touch. Plain-
b. Square or rectangular tiles.
The growing enthusiasm for bygone vintage
styles is also reflected in the ceramic tile
market. Tiles with multiple different patterns
can be found, particularly in the case of floor
tiles, some of which have reintroduced
traditional motifs. This “passion for anything
vintage” implies more than just reviving former
models. Tile manufacturers have striven to
create new designs based on classic tile
motifs but with a highly contemporary air.
Conventional square or underground-style
coloured octagonal tiles with contrasting
decorative insets can be complemented by
adding a slightly more baroque touch along
borders and cornices or in friezes. In contrast
with this classical look but without relinquishing
any of the elegance, a more geometrical
design can be used to create more
contemporary settings in earthy shades or in
blues, with sophisticated glazes and delicate
effects. A sense of rhythm can be generated
through different tile combinations or
random arrangements in layouts on sober
white walls able to draw all eyes.
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d. Endless different layouts. Stone and
mineral-effect wall and floor tiles continue to
feature predominantly in tile collections. These
sophisticated models are the perfect solution
for living spaces where a high degree of
functionality is needed. They stand out
particularly for their large formats, almost
always in neutral colours - greys, beiges and
creams -, able to blend in subtlety and highlight
all the other decorative features in the room.
Special mention must be made of tiles with
contrasting effects, such as ones with very matt
finishes or mirror-like shines. They can be
conventionally laid in large squares to exude
a sense of balance and harmony or zigzagged,
matching different shades of the same
colour, to infuse settings with a more rhythmic,
dynamic feel.
e. Sensory memory
Spanish tile manufacturers’ latest collections
are conceived to offer a response to the most
exacting aesthetic requirements. Each
decorated tile’s finish, shape, colour and
texture are a sensory stimulus, adding a very
special touch to a room’s design. The tiles
might be subtlety carved in the form of a basrelief on the same colours as the rest of the
series, adding a note of purity or sobriety to
settings, or they might feature very delicate
floral or plant patterns, perhaps also in gold
to evoke the idea of jewellery. Design
projects that incorporate these ideas are
assured a strong dose of sophistication and
elegance.
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Planks versus hexagons
Inalco_The Evoque series
29.4x118.4cm natural cream
porcelain floor tiles
Ceranosa_The Dacha
series
32x37cm hexagonal
porcelain floor tiles
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Retro vs Minimal
College (Keraben Group) _The Vintage series
A wall surface combining 13x13cm Vintage Ocean, Vintage Sky
and Vintage History tile models
Mosavit alcalaten_The Städel series_The
Print collection
2.5x2.5cm beige mosaic tiles
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Classical versus Contemporary
Adex_ The Studio series
15x15cm white octagonal wall and floor tiles
Dune _ The Manacor series
Wall surface featuring the 28.1x28.1cm tile model subdivided into
four parts. Earthy shades and blues.
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Straight versus Angled
Brayen Cerámica _ The Boston series
Brayen Cer0x50cm grey and sand-coloured porcelain floor
tiles
La Platera_ The City series
23.5x74.5cm porcelain wall and floor tiles
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Divine carved patterns versus Jewellery
flowers
Porcelanosa_The Manila series
White wall tiles. 31.6x90cm Decors featuring a carved leaf
pattern.
Unicer_The Agatha
series
Wall surface featuring
two 23.5x58cm Decor
Beige (Flowers) tiles,
combined with 4.2x58cm
plain beige tiles and a
metallic gold listel.
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Vives Cerámica_ The Titan_Boomerang series
25x28cm porcelain floor tiles
7_UNIQUE TILES
Instead of just being laid in rows, ceramic
wall and floor tiles are now being used in
designs that transform them into a star
feature of the rooms they occupy in ways
far removed from conventional design
approaches.
Oversized geometries
Some formats of a more unusual kind than
conventional square or rectangular ones can
be used to combine tiles and take advantage of
their different colours, creating a 3-dimensional
effect and offering an optical illusion
conspicuous for its elegance and timeless
appeal.
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Sensory tiles
Tiles are no longer conceived as a means of
creating static canvases but as sensory
experiences, since interplay with changing
factors - like the light that falls on them, the
position of the observer and/or interplay among
colours – can give them the temporary illusion
of being made of something quite different.
Two completely different visions of tiles can
be achieved by creating pleats in their
surface, depending on whether you view
them from one side or the other. Depending
on the angle from which they are seen, they
might vary in colour, texture or even shape.
The deluxe timeless appeal of superior
metals
Thanks to the integration of technology from
other sectors, special models have been
developed, such as tiles with a metal surface
coating, achieved using physical vapour
deposition (PVD). These tiles are
Dune_ The Ephemeral Visions series_ The Folding
Roses model
A collection designed by Heva* Design. The tiles have
folded sections all facing the same way decorated with
floral patterns that imitate watercolours, while the opposite
sides of the folding sections have typographic designs in
the same colour scheme. 15x60cm tiles.
delicately coated with a layer of titanium
nanoparticles. Not only are the resulting
tiles amazingly beautiful, but they are
also highly functional, with technological
benefits, such a high resistance to wear
and tear and corrosion.
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Peronda_ The Marguerite series
44x44cm glazed porcelain tiles with a mirror-like shine
Thanks to digital-printing techniques, on the
one hand hyper realistic designs can be
achieved and, on the other, patterned tiles can
be combined in such a way that it is hard to find
two identical models. By randomly mixing tiles
with photographic designs, settings can be
given a strong sense of personality.
Decorative trends in ceramic tiles constantly
break new ground, with innovative formats,
exclusive finer details, elegant or very striking
geometrical combinations, revamped patterns
etc. All this makes them totally unique, with a
capacity to lend each room in the home
personality and its own distinctive style.
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8_FULL LIST OF ADDRESSES
List of Spanish ceramic wall and floor tile manufacturers
ADEX
ALCALAGRES
ALCALATEN
ALEA
APAVISA PORCELANICO
ARGENTA CERÁMICA
AZTECA
AZULEJERA ALCORENSE
AZULEJOS ALCOR
AZULEV
AZULIBER
AZULINDUS & MARTI
BALDOCER
BALLESTER PORCAR
BRANCOS CERAMICS
BRAYEN
CERACASA
CERAMICA CAS
CERÁMICA DA MOURA
CERAMICA ELIAS
CERAMICA LATINA
CERAMICA MAYOR
CERÁMICA RIBESALBES
CERAMICALCORA
CERAMICAS APARICI
CERAMICAS CALAF
CERAMICAS MIMAS
CERAMICAS MYR
CERAMICAS VILAR ALBARO
CERANOSA
CERPA
CICOGRES
COLORKER
CRISTACER
DECOCER
DECORATIVA
DUAL GRES
EL BARCO
EL MOLINO
ELFOS CERÁMICA
BESTILE
EXAGRES
FABRESA
FANAL CERAMICAS
GAYAFORES
GRES DE ARAGON
Ceramic tile manufacturers
www.adexspain.com
GRES DE BREDA
www.alcalagres.com
GRES FORT
www.alcalaten.com
GRESAN
www.aleaexperience.com
GRESPANIA
www.apavisa.com
GUIBOSA
www.argentaceramica.com
HALCON CERAMICAS
www.azteca.es
IBEROALCORENSE
www.alcorense.com
INALCO
www.azulejosalcor.com
INCOAZUL
www.azulev.com
KERABEN GRUPO
www.azuliber.com
KERAMEX
www.azulindusymarti.com
KEROS CERAMICA
www.baldocer.com
LA PLATERA DISTRIBUCIÓN
www.ballesterporcar.com
LEVANTINA
www.brancos.com
MAINZU
www.brayen.com
MARAZZI ESPAÑA
www.ceracasa.com
MAYOLICA AZULEJOS
www.casceramica.com
NATUCER
www.sologres.com
NIRO CERÁMICA ESPAÑA
www.ceramicaelias.com
NOVOGRES
www.ceramicalatina.es
ONEKER
www.ceramicamayor.com
PAMESA CERAMICA
www.ribesalbes.com
PERONDA
www.ceramicalcora.com
PLAZA CERAMICAS
www.aparici.com
PORCELÁNICOS HDC
www.ceramicascalaf.com
PORCELANITE DOS
www.ceramicasmimas.com
PORCELANOSA
www.ceramicasmyr.com
PORSIXTY
www.ceramicacva.com
REALONDA
www.ceranosa.com
ROCA
www.cerpa.com
ROCERSA
www.cicogres.com
ROSA GRES
www.colorker.com
SALONI
www.cristalceramicas.com
STN CERAMICA
www.decocer.com
SUPERCERAMICA
www.decorativa.es
TAU CERAMICA
www.dualgres.com
TECNICERAMICA
www.elbarco.com
TECNIGRES
www.elmolino.es
TERRACOTA PAVIMENTOS DE GRES
www.elfosceramica.com
THESIZE
www.bestile.es
UNDEFASA
www.exagres.es
UNICER
www.fabresa.com
VENIS
www.fanal.com
VENUS
www.gayafores.es
VIVES AZULEJOS Y GRES
www.gresaragon.com
www.gresdebreda.com
www.gresfort.com
www.gresan.com
www.grespania.com
www.guibosa.com
www.halconceramicas.com
www.iberoceramica.com
www.inalco.es
www.porcelanite.es
www.kerabengrupo.com
www.keramex.com
www.keros.com
www.laplatera.es
www.levantina.es
www.mainzu.com
www.marazzi.es
www.mayolica.es
www.natucer.es
www.nirogranite.com
www.novogres.es
www.ceramicagomez.com
www.pamesa.com
www.peronda.com
www.plazatiles.com
www.porcelanicoshdc.es
www.porcelanite.es
www.porcelanosa.com
www.porsixty.com
www.realonda.com
www.rocatile.com
www.rocersa.es
www.rosagres.com
www.saloni.com
www.stnceramica.es
www.superceramica.com
www.tauceramica.com
www.tecniceramica.es
www.aparici.com
www.terracota.com
www.thesize.es
www.undefasa.com
www.unicer.com
www.venis.com
www.venusceramica.com
www.vivesceramica.com
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8_FULL LIST OF ADDRESSES
List of Spanish ceramic wall and floor tile manufacturers
Glass mosaic manufacturers
www.alttoglass.com
www.mosavit.com
www.onixmosaic.com
www.togama.com
Special tile manufacturers
AZULEJOS EL MIJARES
www.azulejosmijares.com
CE.VI.CA.
www.cevica.es
CERAMICA DA VINCI
www.ceramicadavinci.es
CERAMICA ESTILKER
www.ceramicaestilker.com
CERLAT
www.azulejosmijares.com
EQUIPE CERAMICAS
www.equipeceramicas.com
ESTUDIO CERAMICO
www.estudioceramico.es
HERMANOS LLANSOLA
www.hermanollansola.com
PAVIMBE
www.pavimbe.com
TENDENCIAS CERAMICAS
www.tendenciasceramicas.com
ALTTOGLASS
MOSAVIT
ONIX MOSAICO
TOGAMA
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