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Ecoceramic Evora
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About the Ecoceramic Evora collection
The Evora collection by Ecoceramic brings a subtle natural look suitable for various bathroom styles. This range is made of porcelain and is not rectified, which affects the cutting and grouting during installation. Evora presents a rustic, 'cotto' aesthetic, making it suitable where you want to introduce a warmer, earthy character without overly decorative motifs.
What impression does the collection create?
Evora offers a surface reminiscent of classic cotto tiles with a natural, understated appearance. This decor creates a cozier atmosphere that works well in combination with wooden furniture or matte metal accessories.
The surface of the porcelain wall tiles appears robust and unpretentious, making it suitable for bathrooms where you want to achieve a natural, much less sterile impression than with glossy glazes.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Evora is suitable for bathrooms with medium to larger areas, where its rustic nature will stand out. It fits both urban and country interiors, as well as modern spaces where you want to apply contrast between raw natural elements and contemporary design.
For smaller bathrooms, I recommend combining a darker 'cotto' tone with lighter walls or a large mirror to avoid a cramped feel. In larger bathrooms, a single line layout can be used for a cohesive look.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The documentation indicates that the Evora collection is made of porcelain and is not rectified. Specific formats and colour variants are not listed, so when selecting a specific size, check availability with the supplier.
A non-rectified edge means that individual tiles have slight variations in dimensions, and it is advisable to account for wider grout joints. The surface finish mentioned in the documentation is cotto — that is, a matte, natural look.
How to combine it
The Evora series can be built on contrasts: warm earthy tones complement white ceramic sinks and light walls. For a more modern style, add matte black fittings and minimalist furniture.
For a softer transition, combine Evora with tiles in powdery or sandy shades. In the shower enclosure, you can use finely textured non-slip tiles (if available), or highlight the floor with a solid material skirting or baseboard.
Installation and maintenance
Since the collection is not rectified, expect larger grout joints during installation — typically 3–5 mm, depending on the tiler's recommendation and the stability of the substrate. Verify exact dimensions and grouting recommendations with the retailer or in the technical sheet.
Maintenance of porcelain is generally low-maintenance: regular cleaning with a neutral agent and avoiding abrasive cleaners will help maintain the surface. When used on floors, ensure appropriate non-slip treatment in wet areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Evora collection rectified?
No, according to the documentation, the Evora collection is marked as non rectified, which affects the width of the grout joints during installation.
Is Evora suitable for bathroom floors?
Yes, the porcelain material is suitable for floors, but when used in wet areas, consider a non-slip solution and appropriate grouting.
How to combine the cotto look with modern furniture?
Combine the warm earthy tones of the Evora collection with simple, matte bathroom fittings and furniture in rich neutral colours to create a balanced contrast between rustic and modern.
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