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Ibla Porcelain Tile by Ceramiche Piemme

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Ibla is a latest-generation porcelain stoneware series with an extremely rich assortment, offering the architect countless potentials for use, all perfectly matchable as the basis for architectural projects with the highest technical and aesthetic values, as a great creative tradition is paired with Italian excellence in technological and production innovation.

Asphalt rock is a soft limestone impregnated with variable percentages of natural fossil hydrocarbons (bitumen). “Pietra Pece”, distinctive to the city of Ragusa, is a special Italian form of asphalt rock known for its unique colouring ranging from pale grey to dark brown and black; its fossils, veining and strong stippling give its surface character and depth of colour. Thanks to its workability, for many centuries it was central to the art and culture of the ancient part of Ragusa, known in past centuries as “Ibla” because its people, of Greek origin, venerated a goddess of that name. This slice of Mediterranean history, with its people and the special material they used to build their city over the centuries, now gives its name to a porcelain stoneware collection: Ibla.

Ibla Porcelain Tile by Ceramiche Piemme
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Ibla is a latest-generation porcelain stoneware series with an extremely rich assortment, offering the architect countless potentials for use, all perfectly matchable as the basis for architectural projects with the highest technical and aesthetic values, as a great creative tradition is paired with Italian excellence in technological and production innovation.

Asphalt rock is a soft limestone impregnated with variable percentages of natural fossil hydrocarbons (bitumen). “Pietra Pece”, distinctive to the city of Ragusa, is a special Italian form of asphalt rock known for its unique colouring ranging from pale grey to dark brown and black; its fossils, veining and strong stippling give its surface character and depth of colour. Thanks to its workability, for many centuries it was central to the art and culture of the ancient part of Ragusa, known in past centuries as “Ibla” because its people, of Greek origin, venerated a goddess of that name. This slice of Mediterranean history, with its people and the special material they used to build their city over the centuries, now gives its name to a porcelain stoneware collection: Ibla.

Specs
  • 60 x 119.5
  • 30 x 119.5
  • 60 x 60
  • 10 x 60
  • 10 x 53

Thickness: 9.5

Technology

The “Synchro Digit” digital surface structure, exclusively developed at the Piemme plants, combined with high-resolution printing at 300 DPI, provides a material with a uniquely hyper-realistic appearance and outstanding technical and aesthetic qualities. The soft three-dimensional surface is no longer formed by pressing and is therefore free from the repetitive constraints of classic ceramic moulds; moreover, it is perfectly synchronised with the graphics on the surface.

Inspiration

Special three-dimensional relief decorations with an evident Sicilian inspiration, such as traditional lace that is recalled by the “Tombolo” decoration, or by the “Zagara” flower, are enhanced by the new “Synchro Digit” three-dimensional decoration technology, thanks to the perfect combination of tactile and visual sensations.

Downloads

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Ibla Porcelain Tile by Ceramiche Piemme

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