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Casa Cotto

Casa Cotto embodies the Mediterranean look in its grounded, honest form. Warm terracotta tones, a lively surface with natural character and delicate floral motifs that are reminiscent of handcrafted ceramics. This look feels neither forced nor nostalgic, simply beautiful.

The colour palette moves through fired earth tones: deep ochre, light sand beige, warm rust red. Surfaces that are neither too smooth nor too rough, and it is precisely this balance that makes the look so homely. The decorative floral motifs give individual tiles a graphic quality, almost like illustrations woven into the surface. Combined with understated companion tones, a interplay of calm expanse and lively detail emerges.

Casa Cotto feels at home wherever warmth and personality are called for. In the kitchen it makes a clear stylistic statement, as a wall tile behind the hob or as a floor tile that adds depth to the room. In the bathroom too it brings a texture that makes modern wet rooms feel softer and more inviting. Anyone designing a reading room, hallway or living corner will find a look here that has character without being loud.

Casa Cotto pairs beautifully with natural materials: light or oiled wood, linen, rattan. Those looking for a stronger contrast can opt for black fixtures or dark-stained furniture. White walls allow the warm tone of the tiles to come into its own particularly well.

The collection invites you to set individual accents or to design entire rooms. It is well worth a browse.

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Some looks carry history within them. The vintage and used look is one of them: surfaces that have no desire to be flawless, colours that appear touched by time, and a texture that instantly brings warmth to a room. This style is not a compromise, it is an attitude.

What defines it is the deliberate play with imperfection. Slightly faded tones, fine cracks in the glaze, irregular surfaces, all of this is what makes tiles in the vintage and used look so full of life. The colour palette tends to move in muted nuances: off-white, soft cream, weathered grey or warm terracotta tones. Nothing looks freshly pulled from a shelf, everything feels as though it has always been there.

These tiles are versatile in application. In the bathroom they create a calm, characterful atmosphere, far removed from sterile high-gloss finishes. In the kitchen, as a wall tile behind the hob or as a floor covering, they act like an anchor around which the rest of the room happily arranges itself. In the living room or hallway too, they set a considered style statement.

They combine best with natural materials: oiled wood, rattan, raw linen, fired clay. Black metal adds tension to the composition, while light natural stone complements the look without overpowering it. Those who are bold can mix different vintage tile formats, which feels not restless but intentional and personal.

Anyone looking to move away from the perfect showroom interior and instead furnish rooms with soul will find the right starting point here for browsing and discovering.

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