Large-format porcelain stoneware for interior floors and walls — marble, stone and concrete looks in matte, polished and satin finishes. It reads like natural stone, takes water, heat and traffic without a worry, and comes in slabs large enough to almost erase the joints. Selected and laid by the studio.
Porcelain gives you the drama of marble on a floor you never have to worry about: it does not stain from wine, does not etch from lemon, does not scratch under a chair. In a large format the seams almost disappear and the surface reads as one calm plane of stone.
It goes where stone is beautiful but impractical — the kitchen floor, the bathroom, a heated hall, a fireplace wall — and matches a real stone elsewhere in the house without the maintenance. We choose the look, the finish and the format to the room and lay it with minimal joints.
This is one of the finishing solutions in the studio’s selection. We work with several suppliers and factories and choose the one that best fits the interior and the budget — and the catalogue keeps growing.
Why order it through the studio
The look you want, where stone can’t go
Marble in the kitchen and the bathroom without stains or sealing — the same tone as real stone elsewhere, chosen so the whole house reads as one material.
One responsibility, studio price
Selection, supply and laying of large-format porcelain — one contract on the studio’s terms, one party answerable for the joints, the falls and the finish.
Right format, minimal joints
Large slabs cut and laid so the seams almost vanish and the falls still work — the calm monolithic look that small tiles never reach.
Slabs matched, not just ordered
We pick the slab and the vein and plan the layout so the pattern flows across the floor and up the wall — book-matched where it counts, not tiled at random.
Large format, done right
Handling, cutting and laying 1600×3200 slabs needs special tools and a trained crew; done wrong they lip and crack. Our team lays them dead flat, with hairline joints and working falls.
Floor
A stone floor with no seams to see
On a floor the large format shows most: a hall, a kitchen, an open living space read as one continuous plane of stone. Matte for grip and calm, polished for depth and light — chosen to the room and how it is lived in.
Wall & wet zones
Walls, the fireplace and the bathroom
On a wall porcelain becomes architecture: a marble-look fireplace, a bathroom clad floor-to-ceiling, a feature plane that a hand meets up close. Where real stone would stain or need sealing, porcelain simply stays.
Texture
Textures worth looking closely at
Up close is where premium porcelain parts ways with cheap tile: a believable vein that runs like real marble, a matte surface with true mineral depth, a polished plate that reflects the window like stone. We choose the slab and the finish for exactly the light it will live in.
What you get
| Finishes | Matte · polished · satin (lappato) |
| Looks | Marble · stone · concrete · wood |
| Formats | Large-format slabs up to 1600×3200 · sized tiles |
| Use | Floors · walls · wet zones · kitchen tops · fireplaces |
| Properties | Non-absorbent · abrasion- and UV-stable · frost-proof |
| Delivery | Selection, supply and laying on the studio’s terms |
Ordering through the studio includes
- The look, finish and format matched to your interior
- Studio special price on premium factories
- Large-format handling, cutting and take-off
- Subfloor prep, falls and waterproofing in wet zones
- Laying with minimal joints and matched grout
- Warranty on the finish as a whole
Already standing in these homes
Porcelain is how you keep the beauty of stone in the rooms that use it hardest. We choose it as if it were our own house.