Modern floor tiles design with ABOSLUTE & PORTRAITS collection is the collection that can offer architectural solutions for floors and walls of residential and commercial projects.
Modern floor tiles design with ABOSLUTE & PORTRAITS collection is the collection that can offer architectural solutions for floors and walls of residential and commercial projects.
Modern floor tiles design with Absolute:
Six different stone effect porcelain tile products interpret the look of natural stones with the Absolute collection, dedicated to those who enjoy a natural lifestyle. If you love the material touch and versatility of stone combined with avant-garde design vision, this collection will allow you to clad the indoor and outdoor surfaces of your home with personality and creativity. The stone effect porcelain ceramics by Caesar perfectly adapt to home living as well as to commercial projects such as swimming-pools, gardens, hotels and boutiques.
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Absolute Basaltina |
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Absolute Beola Bianca |
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Absolute Dark Moon |
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Absolute White Star |
Stone Architectures:...Eternal as a quaternary rock, versatile and contemporary, as endless as a newly-discovered quarry. Technological as the future, created by water, fire and human genius. Absolute is the tile collection that puts nature and perfection in the spotlight, develops minds and the know-how of those who, when building, choose modern architecture in harmony with nature. Absolute is the architecture of stone.
Technological nature: Those who choose Absolute can rely on a product reproducing nature, modeling it to meet modern architecture needs, and respecting nature, as it is manufactured, abiding to the strictest eco-compatible criteria.
At the source of strength and beauty: The textures, the material and chromatic details, enclosed in only 12mm thickness, characterize every single product thus creating an elegant collection of stones, all different from one another. Absolute interprets a “traditional” concept able to offer solidity and “avant-garde” project-planning for those who want to live their spaces naturally.
Modern floor tiles design with Portraits:
Seven natural stones that have been accurately selected inspire the new collection of stone-effect porcelain stoneware, Portraits by Ceramiche Caesar. Seven products with unique features, available in eight different sizes that range from 30x60 cm tiles to the extra large 120x240 cm slabs of porcelain stoneware, and the 20 mm thick tiles for outdoor use.
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Portraits Comblanchien |
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Portraits Faro |
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Portraits Fowey |
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Portraits Kirkby |
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Portraits Stromboli |
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Portraits Tozeur |
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| Porcelain tiles stone effect Portraits Versilia |
Portraits is a collection in porcelain stoneware conceived at the end of a journey of discovery into 7 stones that are consummately different in their way of being and their look, but that all share a common, instinctive beauty and extraordinary strength of spirit. A collection of moments to be savoured intensely: face to face with stories rich in shades, details and emotions that take shape behind the astonishing faces of nature.
Seven colours inspired by seven magnificent stones: to describe the mutable beauty of nature while ensuring the maximum planning freedom in the most wide-ranging destination of use.
Eight traditional sizes, two Project Evolution slabs in large size and three variants of the Aextra20 outdoor range in 20mm thickness porcelain stoneware: to communicate the complexity of stone with richness of details and to meet all aesthetic and functional needs.
Space is boundless: With the suggestive 120x240 and 120x120 sizes of Portraits, the Caesar project for architectural surfaces evokes the noble elegance of the large stone slabs and opens up new perspectives of planning and stylistic research.
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