Cristacer's Arkemia tiles transform paper pulp into concrete-like porcelain stoneware

Spanish brand Cristacer has launched Arkemia, a new line of porcelain stoneware tiles that incorporate paper pulp to achieve a concrete-like, flecked surface. The tiles are made by air-drying and manually pressing paper pulp mixed with natural fragments and pigments, ensuring each tile is unique. Arkemia is part of Cristacer's Tech Surface line and is designed for high technical performance, offering resistance, safety, and ease of maintenance for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. The tiles feature high slip resistance, making them suitable for bathrooms and kitchens, and have a high stain resistance rating. Available in Bone, Grey, and Sand finishes, the tiles come in dimensions of 600 x 1200 mm, 900 x 900 mm, or 592 x 592 mm. Cristacer is a member of Tile of Spain, an association of over 100 tile manufacturers.