The Flamen Collection features bold, expressive veining and a modern neutral palette, offering a striking yet balanced aesthetic for contemporary spaces. Crafted from high-performance glazed porcelain, this tile delivers both visual impact and lasting durability. Whether used for floors, feature walls, or large-format installations, Flamen creates a dramatic statement while maintaining refined elegance.

Description

• Material: Porcelain (glazed, stone/stone-look aesthetic).
• Finish: Matte.
• Size(s) Available: 12″ × 24″
• Water Absorption: <=0.5%.
• PEI: 4.
• Application Ideas:
    • Flooring for residential interiors — living rooms, hallways, bedrooms.
    • Feature walls or accent walls to bring depth via veining contrast.
    • Bathroom walls or shower walls (matte finishes better reduce glare).
    • Kitchen backsplashes or vertical surfaces where grey stone-look complements                 cabinetry & fixtures.
    • Light-commercial interiors where a stone look is desired with easier                               maintenance than natural stone.
• Style: Grey stone-look, modern, textured, versatile neutral, expressive veining, matte elegance.

Key Features

• The 12×24 size reduces the frequency of grout lines, lending a more continuous, clean surface and upscale look.
• Matte finish gives subtle texture, softens reflections, and helps hide smudges or footprints better than polished or glossy surfaces.
• Grey tone with naturalistic veining offers a refined, yet dramatic contrast when paired with lighter tones, metals, or wood trims.
• Porcelain build enhances durability, moisture resistance, and long-term performance compared to natural stone options.

Care & Maintenance

• Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove grit which can scratch matte surfaces.
• Clean with a mild, pH-neutral tile cleaner and soft mop or cloth. Avoid harsh acids or strong alkalis.
• Wipe up spills promptly, particularly in bathrooms or wet zones, to reduce the risk of grout discoloration.
• Use non-abrasive pads or sponges for cleaning; avoid steel wool or stiff brushes.
• Employ light or matching grout to minimize visible contrast; sealing grout lines (if porous) is advisable.
• Dry-lay pieces first to plan the layout, especially when considering veining or matching of edges.