The rustic wood design of this collection stands out from the rest due to the great amount of attention paid to the skilful combination of details, to resemble an old wooden table or old log.
A journey through the imperfections of wood. The search for surface marks created by time.
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| Porcelain stoneware Ever Brown |
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| Porcelain stoneware Ever Fog |
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| Porcelain stoneware Ever Greige |
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| Porcelain stoneware Ever Oak |
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| Porcelain stoneware Ever Olive |
The natural colour hues recall the warm shades of earth and bring Ever back to its origins. The nuances and colour shading, created through an intersection of grains and knots, produce a very peculiar design, emphasized by the rectified sizes 20x120 and 30x130.
The Zen style is based on light and soft shades, like: white, grey or shades of beige. Colours that can instil calmness and peacefulness.
The materials must respond to the same keywords: tidiness, lightweight and comfort. Make way for natural fabrics that can deliver a sense of minimalism and sophistication to the environment.
Lighting has a vital role to play: choose large glazings to guarantee the right amount of natural light to your space.
As for flooring, the Zen style has a preference for wood, the material that best communicates the call to nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
By faithfully reproducing the charm of wood, the Ever collection, of the Foresta di Gres (Stoneware Woods) project, offers a palette of low-key colours permeated with quiet elegance ideal for any room, which combine nature and design in an embrace that is the epitome of style.
Those looking for the pleasure of working in well-organised and aesthetically pleasant environments, will find that Ever Oak is the perfect solution to create the comfort of a homey environment also at the workplace.
The profound attention to details, to recreate rustic yet refined wood, makes Ever the ideal product for valuable, on-trend solutions.
Choosing wood-effect stoneware (parquet effect) is an intelligent choice, in line with sustainable construction and respect for the environment.
It is a floor covering material made through a thermal/mechanical treatment that compacts various powdered materials such as clay, feldspar minerals, sedimentary rocks and sand. The high-temperature sintering process helps turn this compound into a ceramic.
According to UNI standards, for a material to be defined as stoneware, it must have a water absorption coefficient below 0.5%. This property makes wood-effect stoneware a high-tech performance material, featuring high tensile strength.
Its high resistance to scuffing, frost, impacts, scratches and chemicals makes it a resistant material suitable for any environment: public or private, outdoors or indoors, etc.
Cleaning wood-effect stoneware does not require special care: any neutral detergent is more than suitable for day-to-day cleaning. For tougher stains, you can use a stronger detergent, provided that it does not contain any hydrofluoric acid which can damage ceramic surfaces.
The incredible realism of Ever’s wood effect perfectly matches solutions integrated in a natural context, contributing to infuse calmness and harmony to the environment. And of course, all without renouncing to the comforts of a porcelain stoneware floor.
One of Ever’s main features is the extraordinary versatility of its graphics and surface finishing. What may, at first glance, be recognized as rustic wood turns out to be a very modern product, abreast of times, that can transform any environment with taste and sophistication.
With Ever Fog, neutral shades, often associated with seriousness and coldness, take on new meaning. Well-blended graphics and shades successfully deliver warmth and create harmonious and cosy spaces in the most unusual places.
Traditional parquet floors are usually characterised by an l thermal conductivity coefficient either less than or equal to 0.17 W/m*K, or in other words, they are bad heat conductors and have scant radiating properties. To get around these intrinsic characteristics of wood, the choice of the ideal parquet is inevitably extremely limited to woods with low expansion properties, preferably oak or teak, and measuring no more than one centimetre thick.
Vice versa, all stoneware floors by Ceramica Rondine feature high thermal conductivity properties varying from 1 to 1.3 Watt/m°K and are particularly suited for underfloor heating systems, regardless of sizes and aesthetic effects, providing clients with the vastest possible choice. Furthermore, an underfloor heating system with stoneware tiles translates into economic savings for the client who ends up with greater distances between heating pipes, and therefore fewer pipes, meaning lower start-up costs and less water to heat, and consequently lower running costs.
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