Tile of Spain
the latest innovations
Innovation in ceramic design is reshaping how we build, decorate and experience spaces. With cutting-edge digital technologies at their fingertips, Spanish tile manufacturers are redefining the boundaries of surface design, bringing tactile depth, nuanced colour and exceptional realism to every application.
This latest lookbook showcases the latest breakthroughs from Tiles of Spain’s manufacturers in relief printing, stone and wood effects, reactive glazes and patterned surfaces. It also explores advancements in format flexibility, oversized slabs and outdoor applications, revealing how tradition and technology are merging to create expressive, high-performance ceramics for today’s most ambitious projects.
Terracota Concept Barro and Blanco by Keraben Balear Blue by STN Cerámica
Montblanc Silk & Bellissima Grigio Nature by Venux
COVER PHOTO Cabinet Ebano by Grespania
Tandem Faroe-R
by Vives Azulejos y Gres
distinctive reliefs
Innovations in 3D digital printing have elevated surface design to a new level, enabling the creation of hyper-realistic reliefs that are both tactile and visually striking. Unlike traditional techniques, which required moulds or embossing tools, today’s digital relief printing allows texture to be applied with remarkable precision, even after the tile body is formed. This means textures can now align perfectly with graphic elements, such as deep veins in a marble-effect tile. Additionally, layered digital printing techniques introduce subtle, random variations in both tone and texture, giving each tile a unique identity. This evolution opens up a rich palette of design possibilities, where surface depth and pattern work in harmony.
Bari Lattice Cotto
by Realonda Earth Morning Sky
by Adex
Uptown Lineas White by Emotion Ceramics
Precious Lineas Ivory by Cicogres
Everest Lineas Antracita Aged by Halcón Cerámicas
Pop Sage Mate by El Barco
Portopetro Decorado Suau White
by Azteca
natural stone effects
Advanced digital printing is revolutionising the way natural stone is interpreted in ceramic form. By expanding the number of ceramic inks used in production, especially a broader range of neutral tones, tile manufacturers can now replicate the complexity and variation of real stone with extraordinary precision. These innovations make it possible to capture not only the intricate veining and tonal shifts of materials like marble and limestone but also the organic imperfections that lend authenticity. Combined with matching surface textures, these stone-effect tiles offer a convincing, sustainable alternative to real stone.
Labradorite Blue by Geotiles
Slate Origin Grey
by Undefasa
Tandem Faroe-R
by Vives Azulejos y Gres
Hermes Cream by Pamesa Cerámica
Amazonita
by Porcelanosa_Xtone
Calcare White, Oasis White, Iconik Nogal & Quarzite Gold
by TAU Cerámica
Oda Light
By Livingceramics
outdoor innovations
Outdoor ceramic tiles have advanced significantly, combining durability, slip resistance and visual appeal to meet the demands of modern design. Thanks to digital surface printing, anti-slip textures can now replicate natural materials like wood or stone without sacrificing safety. These technologies also enable the application of intricate mosaics, gradients and even photographic images on pool tiles with remarkable clarity and resilience. Innovations in drainage, UV resistance and temperature tolerance enhance performance in areas like terraces, swimming pools and public spaces. Engineered for longevity, today’s tiles withstand exposure to water, chemicals and sunlight while adapting to complex shapes and curved surfaces.
Deco Artis
Blue
by Gayafores
Midway Iroqo by Bestile
Detroit Cotto
by KTL Cerámica
Crosscut Cloud & Tropic Turqueta
by Cerámica Mayor
Serica by Onix
Cuore Rosso & Verde by Rosa Gres
Lar Maple & Lar Maple Grip
by ITT Ceramic
pattern possibilities
Patterned tiles are experiencing a revival, driven by the precision and versatility of modern digital printing combined with advanced glazing techniques. From traditional encaustic motifs to bold, contemporary graphics, digital printing enables infinite variation and layered effects that mimic artisanal craftsmanship. Subtle tonal shifts, gloss-matte contrasts and reactive glazes add richness and depth, creating surfaces that shimmer, age gracefully, or suggest weathered patinas. These technologies transform tiles into expressive design tools, allowing designers to tell visual stories with character and texture in both residential and commercial settings—while maintaining the durability and performance of porcelain.
Oleo
Green Natural & White Natural by Apavisa Porcelánico
Brixtone Deko Brixtone by Roca Tiles
Groovy by Cevica
Lotus
Amélie Bone
by Colorker
Antik Kube
Blue
by La Platera
Trevi
by Togama
Origin Emerald
by Decocer
Illusion Turquoise by Cerámicas Aparici
Barraquetes Teja Antiga Blanco
by Dune Cerámica
unusual formats
Contemporary tile design thrives on format flexibility. From elongated planks to geometric shapes and ultra-thin panels, digital manufacturing techniques support a wide variety of non-traditional sizes. These unique formats enable dynamic layouts and bespoke designs, especially when paired with highresolution printing that aligns perfectly with the tile’s shape. The ability to create custom or modular systems – where formats interlock or alternate – adds versatility to architectural and interior applications alike.
Terracota Concept
Barro and Blanco
by Keraben
Mousse Ombra & Frullato Ombra and Macchiato
by Arcana Cerámica
Massimo Cotto
by Equipe Cerámicas
Pause Black & Gold by Oset
Berlin Blue & Stadium Dark
by Porcelánicos HDC
wood effects
Digitally printed wood-effect tiles have matured beyond simple imitation, offering a depth of realism that rivals the real thing. Through high-resolution printing and texturematching, ceramic tiles can now replicate everything from the fine grain of oak to the knots and cracks of reclaimed timber. In addition to authentic visuals, digital layering techniques add tactile relief that precisely mimic real wood surfaces. These tiles offer the warmth of wood with the low maintenance and long-lasting performance of ceramic— ideal for high-traffic areas and damp environments.
Sequoya Links Cedar
by Baldocer
FS-Bark
by Peronda
Minnesota 6952
Natural Oak
by Porcelanite Dos
Rovere Ombre Chevron Oak
by Rocersa
Venatto Chestnut by Saloni
Morris Wood Stick Mix
by Cristacer
oversized slabs
The trend towards large-format slabs has gained momentum, enabled by major advancements in manufacturing technology. These expansive surfaces, often with a slim profile, reduce grout lines, maximise visual impact and streamline installation. They also present sustainability advantages, with thinner slabs requiring fewer raw materials, shorter firing cycles and more efficient transport. However, producing these formats requires significant investment in equipment, from reinforced presses to specialised kilns. The result is a seamless look that transforms walls, floors and even furniture surfaces.
Montblanc
Silk & Bellissima
Grigio Nature
by Venux
Balear Blue
by STN Cerámica
Haven Beige by ProConcept
Lumiere White Decor
by Museum Surfaces
Iceland Topaz & Harper Haya by Ecoceramic
Camelot
Pulido
by AB (Azulejos Benadresa)
Elysian by Alaplana Cerámica
AB (Azulejos Benadresa) 34 www.azulejosbenadresa.com
Adex 4 www.adexspain.com
Alaplana Cerámica 35 www.nuevaalaplana.es
Apavisa Porcelánico 19 www.apavisa.com
Arcana Cerámica 25 www.arcanatiles.com
Azteca 7 www.azteca.es
Baldocer 28 www.baldocer.com
Bestile 12 www.bestile.es
Cerámicas Aparici 23 www.aparici.com
Cerámica Mayor 14 www.ceramicamayor.com
Cevica 18 www.cevica.es
Cicogres 6 www.cicogres.es
Colorker 21 www.colorker.com
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Cristacer 30 www.cristalceramicas.com
Decocer 22 www.decocer.com
Dune Cerámica 22 www.duneceramics.com
Ecoceramic 35 www.ecoceramic.es
El Barco 6 www.elbarco.com
Emotion Ceramics 5 www.emotionceramics.es
Equipe Cerámicas 26 www.equipeceramicas.com
Gayafores 13 www.gayafores.es
Geotiles 9 www.geotiles.com
Grespania 1 www.grespania.com
Halcón Cerámicas 7 www.halconceramicas.com
ITT Ceramic 16 www.ittceramic.com
Keraben 24 www.keraben.com
About Tile of Spain
KTL Cerámica 14 www.ktlceramica.com
La Platera 20 www.laplatera.es
Livingceramics 10 www.livingceramics.com
Museum Surfaces 34 www.museumsurfaces.com
Onix 15 www.onixmosaico.com
Oset 26 www.oset.es
Pamesa Cerámica 11 www.pamesa.com
Peronda 29 www.peronda.com
Porcelánicos HDC 27 www.porcelanicoshdc.com
Porcelanite Dos 31 www.porcelanite.es
Porcelanosa_Xtone 10 www.porcelanosa.com
ProConcept 33 www.proconceptiles.com
Realonda 5 www.realonda.com
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Undefasa 9 www.undefasa.com
Vives Azulejos y Gres 8 www.vivesceramica.com Venux 33 www.venuxsurface.com
Tile of Spain is the voice of the Spanish tile industry, encompassing more than 120 tile manufacturers. Renowned worldwide for an inspiring blend of aesthetic and technical innovation, Spanish tiles draw on a rich heritage of skill and creativity, while remaining at the cutting edge of design. Manufactured in Spain and widely available in the UK, these products embody the spirit of an industry that prides itself on proposing beautiful, meaningful and high-performance solutions to flooring, wall coverings, furnishing and external paving and cladding. For further information on Tile of Spain visit: www.tileofspain.com
