Myra
THE WARMTH OF CONTEMPORARY CRAFTSMANSHIP
The human gesture blends with the earth's legacy
Myra renews the legacy of terracotta, transforming earth into a living material. The surfaces with persuasive tones, extended on large formats, guarantee architectural rigor enriched by the sensory experience of a material that rediscovers a right balance of authenticity and humanity.
Two variants interpret the same material origin
The project is a living and essential material. Two different and complementary readings, a continuous and delicate background and the irregularities of Tracce, host the testimonies of human signs, for a constantly vibrant perception.
The warmth of the earth
The range gathers 6 mineral, warm and soft tones. Nuances that evoke the architecture of the Mediterranean, designed to coexist in a truly harmonious way in any space.
Calce
A light and powdery tone, it illuminates surfaces with a warm and widespread sense of intimacy.
Corda
A controlled and neutral nuance, ideal for shaping essential architectural volumes.
Creta
A warm grey that welcomes and balances the horizon, bringing quietness to spaces.
Argilla
An earthy, warm and deep density, designed to give structured tones to all spaces.
Biscotto
An amber accent that catches the eye and envelops the senses in sensations of diffuse warmth.
Terracotta
A warm and persuasive tone, inspired by the atmosphere of the most Mediterranean architectures.
Essential rigor and artisanal warmth
The original intuition has been transformed into an architectural language for highly performing surfaces. The research is the dialogue between experimentation and control: clays become a living material, returning an immediate emotional connection to high-profile residential and commercial spaces. Combinations among the colors of the collection are designed to expand the full potential of the collection.
Textures and compositions
The three multicolored mosaics, Tassello Macro, Micro and Intreccio, combine in a geometric pattern that leverages our polychrome alphabet to expand the decorative potential of the collection.
