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Terramater tiles by Marazzi

Marazzi's Terramater tiles are a collection inspired by vintage ceramics, featuring three-dimensional, linear details emerging from colored glazes. These tiles are designed to evoke the aesthetic of 1970s ceramics through the interaction of glazes and natural oxides.

The Terramater collection is crafted from porcelain stoneware with special glazes that fuse with the red body during firing, resulting in richly textured surfaces. Available in seven colors, including deep shades like blue Laguna and earth-red Cotto, the tiles come in two surface patterns: Ritmo, with irregular parallel lines for a dynamic effect, and Losanga, featuring a classic lozenge motif.

Marazzi states that the design draws inspiration from 1970s ceramics, emphasizing the reaction between glazes and natural oxides. The choice of small-to-medium rectangular and square formats further reinforces this vintage connection. The Terramater tiles are frost-proof, resistant to deep abrasion, and suitable for both walls and floors, forming part of Marazzi's artisan-inspired Crogiolo series.

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