Black

Black tiles give surfaces a strong visual presence and can be used to create minimalist, sophisticated or highly graphic interiors. Black can appear compact and uniform or be crossed by veining, tonal variations and textures that soften its visual continuity.

In black porcelain stoneware, the finish significantly affects how the surface interacts with light. Matt surfaces absorb more reflections and create a deeper appearance, while brighter finishes make black more luminous and highlight veining and details. Format also plays an important role: large sizes reduce the number of grout lines and increase visual continuity, while smaller modules make the geometry more evident.

Pairing black with white tiles creates the strongest contrast and can be used on floors, walls or details. Beige and wood add warmth to black, while metals, glass and glossy surfaces reinforce its contemporary character. In bathrooms and living areas, black can define a single wall or extend across several surfaces when a more enveloping effect is desired.

Lea Ceramiche black tiles also include interpretations in marble-effect porcelain stoneware, where the dark background is crossed by light or coloured veining. The result retains the strength of black while adding depth and movement to the surface.