Dezeen · Creativity & design

Ceramiche Keope Launches Grace Atelier Stone-Effect Tile Collection

Italian brand Ceramiche Keope has introduced Grace Atelier, a porcelain tile collection featuring three stone-effect surfaces designed for versatile and cohesive interior designs. The collection includes monolithic slabs and geometric mosaics.

The Grace Atelier collection comprises three surfaces: Grace, Grace Fossil, and Grace Lithos, each inspired by European geological sites. The collection emphasizes synergy, graphic evolution, a versatile color palette, and signature mosaics.

The Grace tile is based on limestone from Saint Antoine d'Auberoche, France. Grace Fossil features a more textured design inspired by British Portland Stone and Bavarian Jura Stone, with a cloud-like appearance and primordial textures.

Grace Lithos draws inspiration from Villeneuve quartzite in the Alps, characterized by veined patterns. It is available in two versions: Essential, with a subtle appearance, and Wild, with bolder veining and color contrasts.

All three tiles share a unified color palette, ranging from light tones to neutral greys and warm shades, allowing for harmonious combinations and varied yet cohesive spaces.

The collection also includes Fragments of Grace, a mosaic series designed by Margherita Rui. These mosaics combine stoneware surfaces with glossy glazes and metallic accents in geometric compositions, blending Modernist rigor with Art Déco aesthetics.

The mosaics are intended to act as an integral part of the architectural language, transcending a purely ornamental role to connect different elements of the system.

Grace Atelier recently received the ADI Cersaie Award 2026 for its design excellence, comprehensive range, and coherence.

AI-samenvatting op basis van de bron.