

STONE & TILE COLLECTION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Cloudy Bay is a porcelain tile inspired by quartzite from Minas Gerais, a renowned region of Brazil. Its expressive character brings a rich, elegant presence to interiors through a natural stone aesthetic. The design translates this mineral reference into porcelain, retaining the visual depth of its source. Rather than acting as a neutral backdrop, Cloudy Bay gives architectural surfaces a distinct identity. Its quartzite inspiration provides a clear point of reference for a cohesive interior material scheme. The overall effect is expressive yet refined, supporting spaces with a considered architectural tone. Cloudy Bay can be considered alongside timber, metal and plaster when developing a balanced palette. These relationships allow the stone-inspired surface to remain central without defining every detail.
As a porcelain tile, Cloudy Bay offers a manufactured interpretation of a geological material reference. Its identity is rooted in the quartzite of Minas Gerais, rather than in an imitation of generic stone. This origin gives the collection a specific design narrative and a strong connection to natural stone. For specification, assess the selected tile format, finish and intended application as a coordinated set. These details should be verified in the technical documentation for the particular product variant. Review physical samples under the proposed lighting to understand the design within its final context. Joint layout, edge conditions and transitions to adjacent materials also shape the finished composition. A considered arrangement helps maintain continuity while allowing the expressive surface to stand out. The result is a material language that combines the richness of quartzite with the clarity of porcelain. Cloudy Bay retains an elegant, expressive character while giving designers a defined starting point for material coordination. Its Brazilian quartzite reference remains central to the design, informing a refined approach to architectural surfac
| Edge | : | RECTIFIED |
| Finish | : | LEATHERED |
| Finish | : | Natural |
| Origin | : | Spain |
| Shape | : | RECTANGLE |
| Shape | : | SQUARE |
| Thickness | : | 10mm |
| Tile Type | : | Floor Wall |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Cloudy Bay is a porcelain tile inspired by quartzite from Minas Gerais, a renowned region of Brazil. Its expressive character brings a rich, elegant presence to interiors through a natural stone aesthetic. The design translates this mineral reference into porcelain, retaining the visual depth of its source. Rather than acting as a neutral backdrop, Cloudy Bay gives architectural surfaces a distinct identity. Its quartzite inspiration provides a clear point of reference for a cohesive interior material scheme. The overall effect is expressive yet refined, supporting spaces with a considered architectural tone. Cloudy Bay can be considered alongside timber, metal and plaster when developing a balanced palette. These relationships allow the stone-inspired surface to remain central without defining every detail.
As a porcelain tile, Cloudy Bay offers a manufactured interpretation of a geological material reference. Its identity is rooted in the quartzite of Minas Gerais, rather than in an imitation of generic stone. This origin gives the collection a specific design narrative and a strong connection to natural stone. For specification, assess the selected tile format, finish and intended application as a coordinated set. These details should be verified in the technical documentation for the particular product variant. Review physical samples under the proposed lighting to understand the design within its final context. Joint layout, edge conditions and transitions to adjacent materials also shape the finished composition. A considered arrangement helps maintain continuity while allowing the expressive surface to stand out. The result is a material language that combines the richness of quartzite with the clarity of porcelain. Cloudy Bay retains an elegant, expressive character while giving designers a defined starting point for material coordination. Its Brazilian quartzite reference remains central to the design, informing a refined approach to architectural surfac
| Edge | : | RECTIFIED |
| Finish | : | LEATHERED |
| Finish | : | Natural |
| Origin | : | Spain |
| Shape | : | RECTANGLE |
| Shape | : | SQUARE |
| Thickness | : | 10mm |
| Tile Type | : | Floor Wall |