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Ecoceramic Rambla
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About the Ecoceramic Rambla collection
The Ecoceramic Rambla collection offers a neutral palette inspired by natural stones and earthiness. Rambla features several shades including grafito, natural, mica, and basalto and is made from porcelain. The collection is not rectified, which affects grouting and the overall visual impression.
What impression does the collection create?
Ecoceramic Rambla has a calm and natural appearance thanks to earthy and darker shades like grafito and basalto, while the shades of natural and mica provide a softer contrast. The porcelain finish gives the material strength and durability, suitable for spaces with regular use.
The porcelain in this collection helps achieve a cohesive look for walls and floors, while the colour range allows for either a cohesive minimalist space or subtle colour accents.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Rambla is suitable for modern and more naturally styled bathrooms, where the aim is a neutral, slightly rustic to industrial feel. Darker shades like grafito and basalto are suitable for larger bathrooms or as accent areas, while natural and mica brighten smaller spaces.
In smaller bathrooms, I recommend combining a darker tile with larger areas in a lighter shade, or adding lighting and mirrors to prevent the space from feeling cramped.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
From the specifications, we know that the Ecoceramic Rambla collection is made of porcelain and is not rectified. Available colours are grafito, natural, mica, and basalto. Information on specific formats and surface structures is missing from the specifications, so when choosing a format, consider the size of the space and the pattern available.
As the tiles are not rectified, expect a more standard grout width, which may affect the overall impression of a smooth, uniform surface. However, the porcelain base ensures moisture resistance and excellent durability.
How to combine the collection
For a balanced result, combine shades from the Ecoceramic Rambla collection: for example, larger areas in the natural shade natural and accents in grafito or basalto. This solution will add depth to the space without excessive contrast.
Also consider material contrasts: matte wooden or subtly textured elements will complement the natural character of the series. In a modern interior, you can add metallic or black fittings and minimalist accessories that match the darker shades of the collection.
Installation and maintenance
When laying the tiles, keep in mind that Rambla tiles are not rectified, so it is advisable to consult the appropriate grout width with the tiler and choose suitable adhesive and leveling systems for porcelain elements.
Maintaining porcelain is generally simple — regular cleaning with a mild detergent and a soft cloth is sufficient. With darker shades, pay attention to water and soap residue, which may be more visible and require more frequent wiping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Rambla tiles rectified?
According to the specifications, the Ecoceramic Rambla collection is not rectified, meaning wider grout joints should be expected during installation.
What colours are available in the Rambla collection?
The specifications indicate that the Ecoceramic Rambla collection includes shades of grafito, natural, mica, and basalto.
Is Rambla suitable for bathroom floors?
Yes, Rambla is a porcelain collection, making it a suitable choice for bathroom floors and walls. When it comes to floors, consider slip-resistant properties for safety.
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