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Ecoceramic Elian
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About the Ecoceramic Elian collection
The Elian collection by Ecoceramic brings calm natural tones suitable for both modern and traditional bathrooms. The collection features colours Ceniza, Nogal, Haya, Miel, and Taupe, with porcelain as the material. The collection is non rectified, which affects the width of the joints and the overall visual impression of the floor tiles and wall tiles. In the text, you will find practical tips for combining, laying, and maintaining for a typical home environment.
What impression does the collection create?
Elian focuses on neutrality and warm natural shades. Colours like Miel and Nogal bring warmth, while Ceniza and Taupe provide a cooler, softer tone. Haya sits between them and helps to smoothly connect different colour areas.
The appearance of porcelain is suitable for calm, refined spaces. The non rectified finish means gentler transitions between tiles and a more natural graphic rhythm of the joints.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Elian fits well in bathrooms where you want to achieve a warm, natural character without strong contrasts. Warmer shades (Miel, Nogal) are suitable for spaces with lighter furniture and wooden elements.
Cooler shades (Ceniza, Taupe) are suitable for minimalist bathrooms with concrete or metal furniture. The mix of colours allows you to define zones – for example, darker floor tiles and lighter wall tiles by the shower.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The Elian collection is made of porcelain and is non rectified, meaning the tiles are not rectified and have more natural edges. The available colours are: Ceniza, Nogal, Haya, Miel, and Taupe.
Given the different colour variants, you can choose a uniform surface throughout the bathroom or combine colours between the walls and the floor. When selecting the format, consider the proportions of the room – larger formats will visually enlarge the space, while smaller ones better mask irregularities.
How to combine the collection
For a cohesive result, choose one dominant feature (floor or main wall tile) and match the remaining surfaces with a contrasting yet coordinated shade. For example, a darker Nogal floor and walls in Ceniza create a stable and contemporary look.
If you want a warmer impression, add natural wooden cabinets or textiles in beige and cream tones. For a modern look with a cooler touch, combine with matte metal accessories and a light ceramic basin.
Installation and maintenance
Non rectified tiles require planning the width of the joints already during the design phase – wider joints are natural for this type and facilitate compensation for minor deviations during installation. Porcelain is water-resistant, making it suitable for wet areas, but always follow the manufacturer's technical recommendations and local standards for adhesive and grouting.
For maintenance, use pH neutral cleaning agents and avoid abrasive products that could leave marks on the surface. Regular care for the joints will extend their lifespan and maintain the aesthetics of the surface.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Elian tiles rectified?
No, the Elian collection is marked as porcelain non rectified, so the tiles are not rectified.
What colours does the Elian collection by Ecoceramic offer?
The Elian collection offers colours Ceniza, Nogal, Haya, Miel, and Taupe.
Is porcelain suitable for a bathroom with a shower enclosure?
Yes, the porcelain from the Elian collection is suitable for wet areas. When installing, ensure the correct adhesive, waterproofing, and appropriate non-slip treatment as needed.
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