wall coverings

La Mercanti wall coverings: development never ceases, the human spirit looks to the future and techniques move towards previously unimaginable goals. The skill in our work also lies in ancient gestures, all by hand, and in open-mindedness, always innovating. At La Mercanti, hands and minds continue to work together magnificently.

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Déchirer porcelain stoneware by Mutina

Déchirer by Mutina: a highly innovative collection, not only for the patterns and textures, but also for the production system. Thanks to the CONTINUA te

Hexagon top-quality anodized aluminium

Strong personality and inbred elegance for Hexagon mosaic by Metal Border. Top-quality anodized aluminium, hand treated and artisan finishes. Ideal for wall cov

Cotto Zero Italian contemporary Terracotta by Ramazzotti

The Cotto Zero Ramazzotti Argille Nobili comes from the observation of our lands of Novara. The soil is heavy and compact with the surface decorated by thin cr

Moresco majolica tile handmade by Danilo Ramazzotti

A recollection of shapes that have made the history of ceramic design and revoke at the same time sensations of elegance and sophistication. A challenge that k

Aluminium oxidized and brushed surfaces Eclettica

The aluminium changes shape, but not substance. Eclettica collection by MetalBorder with its oxidized and brushed surfaces captures the eye thanks to bold handm

Aged and wax-polished decoloured aluminium Orizzonti

Aluminium parquet. Strenghts of design are plays of lights and shadows and the rhythm of lines that, either continuous or interrupted, give birth to new horizo

Antico Colore majolica by Danilo Ramazzotti

I paused to analyze the bricks, used in such a distinctive way in old buildings, paying particular attention to the contrast between the colour of the brick its

Cotto Zero Ventilato: elegant surface, smooth and silky

Cotto Zero Ventilato represents the very essence of Cotto. They are made starting from grinding of the lands. This arrangement, together with a manual forming

Amo hand-made majolica that tells the emotion of the sea

Amo (Hook) by Ramazzotti is hand-made majolica that tells the emotion of the sea, its colors, its depth, the movement and the changing shimmer of the waves

Cotto Zero Pietrame Stones: very contemporary and elegant

The Cotto Zero Pietrame comes from among the ﬁnest clays ﬁnely minced, stones and river quartzs. Stones are visible on the surface and make it very contemporar

Cotto Zero Variegato, combined with light shades of white, taupe and blue

The Cotto Zero Variegato was born from an old Piemont-Lombard`s tradition. On the Danilo Ramazzotti collection, colours are revitalised and combined with light

Colori d'Ombra Italian majolica: refined contemporary home

The Colori d’Ombra’s palette by Ramazzotti offers new and original colors in accordance with the personal and refined philophy of the contemporary h

Cotto Zero Sciruss... inspired by musical compositions

The Cotto Zero Sciruss is inspired by musical compositions. Colour is spread on the tile as if it were dancing. Each piece portrays an emotion. DETAILS: USE:

Italian handmade majolica Intonaco by Ramazzotti

With the series Intonaco, Ramazzotti has reconstructed a plaster finish on their handmade majolica. Plaster work has represented the artisan work for many year

Inchiostro Simpatico Italian luxury majolica tiles

Our creative journey explodes into a desire for spontaneous, immediate and instinctive communication. A spontaneous and primitive fantasy. The white ceramic, t

Mattonelle Margherita porcelain tiles by Mutina

With Mattonelle Margherita, Mutina has worked with colour, along with the artist Nathalie Du Pasquier, creating a complex project featuring a blend of different

Cocci del Riale Italian luxury majolica

Cocci del Riale majolica by Danilo Ramazzotti: this study started from the analysis of splitted stones, characterized by a “torn” and “cratere

Impressioni handmade Italian luxury majolica

Impressioni by Danilo Ramazzotti: a format that marks the evolution of the design using ranges of strong monochrome colours and reflecting the modern trends at

Araldica iconic geometrical compositions by Florim

Conceived as the outcome of a process of artistic invention, the Araldica collection arises from a mélange of stimuli. On the vast scale of large ceramic

Fusion Batllò intense, colourful ceramic majolica

Fusion Batllò is a project that starts from the meticulous analysis of the external facade of Casa Batllò, by the spanish architect Antoni Gaud&ig