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  1. MaterialSophie CollectionThe Sophie collection consists of handmade terracotta tiles with a venetian glass inlay. A patented finish gives the terracotta a distressed and worn appearance, while the glazing or marble emerges in relief. The effect is a 3D surface with a contrasting appearance of stone and glass. Each tile is different in appearance. Combinations in design and colour of the glass are available.
  2. MaterialColoured Solar panelsSoluxa develops coloured solar panels that function both as energy-generating systems and architectural elements for building façades. The terracotta panels deliver a peak output of 185 Wp/m² and are specifically designed to harmonise with brick façades and terracotta roofing.
  3. MaterialRecycled finishesThis collection of natural and recycled interior finishes is developed through a circular production process that reuses residual mineral-based materials. The finishes are manufactured from locally sourced waste streams, including recycled ceramics, terracotta, glass, stone, marble, kaolin, lava and soil-based minerals.
  4. MaterialSoilySoily is an earth-like textured tile. The main components are an old, unused terracotta tiles from the Soviet era in Lithuania and local soil applied to the latter in a specific way, creating a varying rough texture. Depending on the soil’s location, such qualities as shade and roughness of the tile surface differ, bringing a unique character to the tile.
  5. MaterialMerdacottaThese ceramics, called Merdacotta, are made from cow dung and clay. Merdacotta consists for the most part of dried cow dung, mixed with Tuscan clay, straw and farm waste, in variable quantities. The methane and urea, which is what makes poo smell, are extracted, making the dung odourless.
  6. MaterialShamalShamal is a longitudinal dimensioned terracotta sunscreen with the shape of an aeroplane’s wing. It provides protection against the sun and improves thermal insulation for the building.
  7. MaterialTerrartTerrart is a suspended façade construction made from terracotta that is ventilated at the rear, with which the original material is expressed in large-sized ceramic elements.
  8. MaterialPretty Plastic tileThe company Pretty Plastic has developed a tile that consists entirely of recycled PVC building material waste. Because only waste streams are being used in the production process every tile is slightly different, which gives façades a natural look. The tiles are fully fireproof certified and can be applied on any building.
  9. MaterialVeroMetal ApplicationsVeroMetal® is a hard metal coating, which consists mainly of metal powder: brass, bronze, copper, aluminum, iron, zinc, tin, stainless steel, nickel-silver and gold. Mixing the metal powder with a binder and a reactor results in a cold liquid metal. Applications for VeroMetal can be found in construction, interior design, furniture, art and the automotive industry to give just a few examples.
  10. MaterialMosaic MoonMosaic Moon is characterized by daring marble circles. These white circles are made of different sizes. All products of L’Antic Colonial are made by hand.
  11. MaterialCloudyThis Roman steel tile is made of organic coated steel with roman tile aspect, developed for aesthetical roofing applications. The coating will remain intact even when the material is bend. The advantages of the material are an aesthetical steel solution able to compete with ceramic roman tile.
  12. MaterialLUBUGO – Ugandan BarkclothLubugo is a traditional barkcloth from Uganda, made from the inner bark of the Mutuba tree (Ficus natalensis). The craft dates back around 700…
  13. MaterialPaper Waste PanelPaper Waste Panels are an innovative interior finishing material crafted from repurposed industrial fibre waste. They are made primarily from cellulose fibres that have…
  14. MaterialSecond High tilePretty Plastic’s new tile is especially made for prefabricated building procedures and high-rises. With this new tile, Pretty Plastic offers a unique product from recycled PVC that matches the latest developments and regulations for circular building requirements.