Adige

Stone has been quarried for centuries in trentino, in the valleys washed by adige river, for use in buildings and town paving. Millions of years and the very breath of the earth shaped these rocks." "no two stones are the same. Colour and structure change from block to block in an endless succession of aesthetic suggestions. Adige, a porcelain tile collection, is inspired by these natural materials rich in history and faithfully reproduces the marked colour shading and colour nuances typical of the rocks and stones found along the river of the same name. No two stones are the same. Colour and structure change from block to block in an endless succession of aesthetic suggestions. Adige, a porcelain tile collection, is inspired by these natural materials rich in history and faithfully reproduces the marked colour shading and colour nuances typical of the rocks and stones found along the river of the same name. no two stones are the same. colour and structure change from block to block in an endless succession of aesthetic suggestions. Adige, a porcelain tile collection, is inspired by these natural materials rich in history and faithfully reproduces the marked colour shading and colour nuances typical of the rocks and stones found along the river of the same name