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Marazzi Flora
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About the Marazzi Flora collection
The Flora collection by Marazzi offers a wide range of floor tiles and wall tiles that build on a combination of large-format marble decors, natural stone surfaces, and subtle relief decorations. Thanks to the variety of formats and surfaces, it fits into modern interiors where you seek harmony between aesthetics and the technical properties of the material.
What impression does the collection create?
Flora combines a "marble look" with natural stone look surfaces, such as Calacatta Supreme, Statuario, and Berici Cenere. These patterns add a sense of elegance and visual depth to the space, with some decors featuring satin or 3D ink finishes for a natural play of light.
Subtle textures resembling cement and travertine bring a raw, material character. The result is a flexible collection that can be used to create either a harmoniously muted bathroom or more pronounced contrasts between the wall and floor.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
With a wide spectrum of colours and patterns, Flora is suitable for various styles — from minimalist modern bathrooms to more luxuriously styled spaces. Marazzi's marble decors are ideal where you want to emphasise aesthetic appeal, for example, around a freestanding bath or behind a sink.
Textured stone look and concrete look surfaces are more practical for floors, where you will appreciate better visibility of minor wear. In smaller bathrooms, consider using larger formats on the walls to visually enlarge the space.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The Flora collection includes a variety of formats: 100×100, 30×90, 160×320, 120×278, 20×120, 60×120, and 20×20. It features gres fine porcellanato colorato in massa and wall tiles in white paste for a softer wall finish. Some decors have a satin finish or 3D ink and are available in various thicknesses according to their intended use.
Among the motifs are Calacatta Supreme, Statuario (including rettificato and lux versions), stone look Berici Cenere, travertino classico, and concrete look Cementum Ash. The collection also offers decorative 3D spike and lawn touch decors in several colours.
How to combine the collection
To achieve a sleek look, use large-format marble slabs (e.g., 160×320 or 120×278) for a unique feature wall and complement them with neutral stone look tiles for the floor. The same decor can be used on the floor and selected parts of the wall for a continuous effect.
For a playful interior, combine smooth surfaces with small 3D decors in an accent colour (e.g., spike 3D in azzuro or rosa) on part of the wall or in the shower niche. When using contrasting combinations, pay attention to the toning and degree of matching of the veining in the marble decors.
Installation and maintenance
When laying large-format slabs, consider precise levelling of the substrate and the use of suitable adhesives designed for large formats and thicknesses specified by the manufacturer. The rectified edge on some decors simplifies grouting and achieving thin joints.
Maintenance depends on the surface: satin and glazed wall tiles are generally easier to clean, while textured stone look surfaces may require more careful treatment of the joints. Use neutral cleaning agents, regularly remove deposits, and refer to the manufacturer's recommendations when necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the marble decors from the Flora collection suitable for bathroom floors?
Yes, many marble decors in the collection are in gres fine porcellanato suitable for floors. However, when choosing, pay attention to anti-slip properties and the recommended use of specific formats and surfaces.
How to match 3D decor with larger formats from this collection?
Use the 3D decor as an accent area — for example, in niches or behind the sink — and address the rest of the wall with a smooth large-format wall tile in a matching tone for a balanced effect.
What should be considered when laying large-format slabs 160×320 cm?
It is important to prepare a perfectly flat and load-bearing substrate, use appropriate adhesives and leveling techniques, and have an experienced implementation team available for handling large formats.
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