Grey tiles cover a very broad colour spectrum, from pearl and silver tones to graphite and anthracite. This variety makes grey suitable for both bright, minimalist interiors and darker, more distinctive spaces, with the option of creating tone-on-tone palettes or stronger contrasts.
In grey porcelain stoneware, the colour changes depending on the chosen effect. Stone and concrete effects introduce tactile variations and irregular nuances; grey marble effects can feature more pronounced veining; uniform surfaces place greater emphasis on format and finish. A matt texture gives grey a softer appearance, while brighter surfaces increase reflections.
When it comes to combinations, grey works well with white and black for minimalist palettes, with wood and beige tiles to add warmth, or with saturated colours such as blue, green and yellow to create more visible accents. Black tiles can be used to define details or specific areas while maintaining a coherent overall colour palette.
On floors and wall coverings, grey can remain understated or take on a stronger presence depending on the format and the amount of surface used. Lea Ceramiche grey tiles therefore provide a flexible base for residential and contract projects, from tactile surfaces to more graphic interiors.