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VitrA Tiles Launches Geocode Collection Inspired by Natural Stone

VitrA Tiles has introduced the Geocode collection, a range of wall and floor tiles designed to capture the aesthetic qualities of natural stones.

The Geocode collection features expressive veining and textural depth, achieved through advanced surface technologies, to create a realistic and appealing effect. The tiles are designed to combine the visual appeal of natural colors and textures with durability for daily use.

Specific designs within the collection include Alba, inspired by Piedra de Campaspero limestone, and Imperio, which draws from the marble of the Taj Mahal. Rio emulates the movement of Brazilian Quarzite, while Merano replicates the appearance of Italian Gneiss.

These tiles are part of VitrA Tiles' Code series, which translates natural elements into high-performance ceramic surfaces suitable for contemporary architecture and interior design.

The collection is available in various colors and finishes such as Imperio (off white, cream), Alba (off white, light grey), Rio (white, cream), Merano (grey, black).

The tiles come in dimensions of 1200 x 2800 mm, 1200 x 1200 mm, or 600 x 1200 mm.

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