Indoor porcelain floors

Porcelain stoneware is today the most widely used material to renovate a house, gaining ground over other materials such as terrazzo or parquet.


Ceramic or stoneware floors Porcelain tiles have certain advantages over other types of floors. They have always stood out for their extraordinary hardness and quality, making them resistant for all types of environments and uses. But in addition, technological progress and the adaptation of ceramic factories have meant that porcelain stoneware can emulate any style, which makes it, in addition to a very resistant material, a product with great decorative value.

Although in our store we distinguish between porcelain stoneware flooring for interiors and porcelain stoneware flooring for exteriors, all floors are suitable for laying anywhere, and the only difference is the degree of anti-slip.

If you need outdoor flooring or you are going to renovate the pool and you are going to change the surrounding floor, we advise you to look in the porcelain stoneware section non-slip

Both ceramic tiles with a non-slip texture and tiles with a natural finish are available in all kinds of styles.

Types of porcelain stoneware

Our catalog of porcelain floors is made up of several sub-catalogues, organized by type of product and design. And although the best way to get to know them all is to go directly to the porcelain stoneware catalogue, we want to distinguish the most significant of each of the ceramic styles.

Wood-effect porcelain stoneware

The wood-effect porcelain floors have been the most popular collections for years now. Wood-effect porcelain stoneware has replaced laminate floors and natural wood in many cases, since ceramic has several advantages over these two.

Wood-effect ceramic floors have practically the same natural touch and appearance as wood, vinyl or laminate floors, with the advantage of hardness and durability, resistance to shocks, scratches and extreme weather agents.< /h5>

Glossy porcelain floors

Another catalog that is on the rise again is glossy porcelain floors. The advantage of these models is how easy they are to clean and the clarity and elegance of this type of ceramic. The downside, a glossy floor will always be more delicate than a matte or natural one. More caution should be taken when dragging furniture, if you have animals at home or if you live in a country area and you can enter with dirt or stones in your shoes.

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Hydraulic floors

Hydraulic porcelain floors, which imitate houses from the middle of the last century, are tiles with patterns and colors that today are usually combined with other ceramic tiles, such as wood-effect or cement-style tiles.

Hydraulic imitation is a type of porcelain stoneware that is normally used for decoration, on bathroom floors, kitchen floors or on floors of commercial premises.  ;

Grey porcelain floors

Grey is the trend color in ceramics. We find it above all in cement-style flooring but also in imitations of wood or shiny floors. It is a neutral and elegant color that gives us the option of combining it with white tiles and colored tiles.

The gray porcelain floor has a timeless style that will remain neutral in decorating your home over the years. Depending on the personality you want to give the flooring and the light in the room where you are going to place it, it will be convenient to choose a lighter or more intense gray color.

Vintage floors  ;

If what you are really looking for is daring ceramics, we recommend our section on vintage floors, full of decoration ideas, hexagons, colors and terrazzo.

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This catalog includes tile factories such as Codicer and Aparici, which offer us a range of ceramic floors with personalized designs. The Stracciatella tile collection is good proof of the options that porcelain stoneware offers us to decorate to our liking.