Ceramiche Keope's Grace Tiles Mimic French Limestone

Italian brand Ceramiche Keope has introduced the Grace collection, a line of porcelain stoneware tiles that replicate the appearance of limestone from Saint Antoine d'Auberoche in France. This limestone was widely used in European buildings during the 19th century. The tiles are designed to appear nearly uniform from a distance, but upon closer inspection, they reveal intricate details such as grains of sand and small fossils. The color palette, which includes White, Clay, and Iron, is derived from the natural stone of the region, capturing its subtle interplay of warm and cool tones. The Grace collection is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications in residential, commercial, and public spaces, and is available in various natural-look and anti-slip finishes. Additionally, the collection includes decorative designs, such as the Weave pattern, which features light intersecting lines in an art deco style. The tiles come in dimensions ranging from 300 x 600 to 1200 x 2780 millimeters, with finishes including Ivory, Beige, Clay, Grey, Silver, Iron, and White. The product was featured on Dezeen Showroom, a platform for brands to showcase new products.