marazzi materika 001.jpg

Materika

Thin Wall Coverings

White-body concrete look for dynamic, continuous wall surfaces

Concrete takes on a dynamic quality in Materika, a collection of white-body wall coverings with a satin concrete look in the 40x120 size. The range includes Grigio, Fango, Beige, Off White and Antracite. The Spatula and Wave structures, the Cementine decor and the Inserti mosaic expand design possibilities with surfaces featuring measured relief and visual continuity. An award-winning proposal, ideal for contemporary bathrooms and refined residential spaces.
ceramic design awords 2015.png
5
Colors
5
Mosaics
1
Surface
1
Size
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

Certifications

ISO 14001

ISO 14001

ISO 9001

ISO 9001

Green Building Council

Green Building Council

GPP

GPP

EPD Italy

EPD Italy

EPD Spain

EPD Spain

ISO 17889-1

ISO 17889-1

Recycled Material

Recycled Material

Greenguard Certification

Greenguard Certification

LEED Credits

LEED Credits

FDES

FDES

Declare

Declare

HPD

HPD

CE 005MRZI

CE 005MRZI

UKCA 005MRZUK

UKCA 005MRZUK

SASO

SASO

Explore the projects made with the collection Materika

The latest articles from The Tile Club

Design

The wood effect redesigns the wall
The surfaces of the Boiserie collection are made with proprietary 3D Ink technology, which combines graphic precision and three-dimensional digital ...

Design

Tivoli stone in a sustainable way
Mystone Tivoli reinterprets traditional porcelain stoneware in a sustainable and high-performance way. The 3D Ink texture and the wide range ...

Design

Wood material, contemporary vision
Inspired by the qualities of Canaletto walnut, a prized wood selected for high-end furnishings, Nobilis translates into ceramic a material ...

Sustainability

Inaugurated the Parco Lineare Marazzi
A renaturation project of almost one kilometer with over 5,300 plants that improves air quality and urban comfort, transforming the ...

Sustainability

When design meets the community
An initiative in Reggio Emilia, with the support of Marazzi, to reinterpret and reinvent a historic INA Casa district