Ceramic floors
Ceramic floor collections
There are countless types of flooring, both for interiors and exteriors, but ceramic tiles offer a versatility and durability that other materials cannot match, which is why they are widely used in a broad range of spaces, from kitchens and bathrooms to dining rooms and living rooms.
In addition to the characteristics that make them unique, such as durability and resistance to fire, cold and electricity, ceramic floors are also resistant to chemicals and moisture.
Characteristics and types of ceramic floors
The ceramic floors come in a multitude of different styles and finishes. This means they can add a minimalist touch or bring greater freshness to a space. They are available in modern, classic and even rustic styles.
The same applies to the wide range of shades that can be obtained, as well as to its roughness and texture.
If the aim is toachieve a rustic, handcrafted atmosphere, clay-effect or terracotta-effect floors are perfect, although their maintenance is more demanding than stoneware, which is highly versatile, durable and easy to maintain and install.
Interior ceramic floors
The essential factor when choosing an indoor floor, in addition to design, is its high durability. Thanks to the ceramic manufacturing process, the result is high-quality flooring that provides excellent resistance to extreme temperatures and scratches.
Another aspect to consider is ease of cleaning and maintenance, as these are often high-traffic areas and it is essential that the chosen material is easy to clean. Ceramic is a highly versatile material that makes it possible to create an endless range of finishes, effects and colours.
Exterior ceramic floors
But if you want to add a touch of originality without compromising on durability, then the Cement Floor Tiles not only allow for infinite customisation, but are also highly resistant to extreme temperatures, making them ideal for terraces.
The ceramic floors for outdoor use must have certain characteristics, as these are high-traffic areas and must withstand both high and low temperatures.
In addition to the inclement weather, it is very important that they meet other requirements such as the fact that the pavement is designed exclusively to prevent falls and accidents, which are so frequent around swimming pools.
Combination of colours
Grey ceramic floors
The neutral shades are very much on trend, as they are key to creating spaces that convey calm and, above all, timelessness.
The grey ceramic flooring can help create the calm, minimalist atmosphere sought after by many interior designers.
It is also a colour that blends beautifully with many other shades, making it ideal for any decorative style.
White ceramic floors
At Porcelanite Dos you can find a wide variety of white ceramic flooring, as white floors can give greater prominence to shapes and designs, or turn their lack of colour into a real virtue.
White is the neutral colour par excellence and gives light to each of the rooms in the home to create surfaces that create timeless atmospheres.
Ceramic floors in all rooms
On the market, you can find different ceramic floors in many different finishes, inspired by materials such as clay, wood, marble... but they all have one thing in common, and that is that they stand out for their versatility and resistance.
Kitchen ceramic floors
It is essential that the kitchen floor The ideal material for this purpose is ceramic, as it combines aesthetics with easy maintenance.
Whatever type of kitchen you want, one of our ceramic kitchen floors is sure to fit perfectly with the style you are looking for in your space.
In Porcelanite Dos choosing the right ceramic tiles for each space will be easy thanks to the wide variety of collections covering every technical and aesthetic requirement.
Bathroom ceramic floors
Marble is undoubtedly the material par excellence in interior decoration, and its beauty and potential has survived the passage of time.
The marble effect ceramic floor preserves the personality and elegance of the material itself without renouncing the high performance of the ceramic, as no two slabs are identical, as their veins are totally different from one another.
Ceramic effects
On the market, you can find different ceramic floors in many different finishes, inspired by materials such as clay, wood, marble... but they all have one thing in common, and that is that they stand out for their versatility and resistance.
Imitation wood ceramic flooring
Why choose Porcelanite Dos wood-effect ceramic flooring?
The answer is simple: by choosing wood-effect ceramic flooring, you can make the most of the technical advantages of ceramic flooring while also bringing the latest trends into your space.
Wood-inspired ceramics offer a very high visual quality and combine easily with any style, as there is a wide range of finishes and tones available.
Rustic effect ceramic floors
Choosing rustic flooring means combining design and durability in the same space.
Made with stoneware and porcelain that perfectly imitates terracotta, Porcelanite Dos tiles have classic aesthetics but also other more modern aesthetics, in addition to the wide range of colours that makes them adaptable to all styles and environments.
Imitation cement ceramic floor
With a neutral and urban appearance, cement imitation ceramic floors are one of the star aesthetics in interior design due to their timeless and functional character. It is the ideal material for floors that need that extra resistance.
Marble effect ceramic floor
The marble is, without doubt, the material par excellence in interior design, as its beauty and potential have stood the test of time.
The marble-effect ceramic flooring retains the personality and elegance of the original material without sacrificing the high performance of ceramic tiles, and no two slabs are identical, as their veining is completely different from one another.
Frequently asked questions about ceramic flooring
Ceramic flooring stands out for its versatility, durability and resistance. It performs well against moisture, chemicals and extreme temperatures, while offering a wide range of colours, textures and finishes. Its ease of cleaning and maintenance makes it a practical solution for rooms used every day.
Yes, provided the chosen product has the appropriate performance characteristics for the space. Indoors, durability, scratch resistance and ease of cleaning should be considered. Outdoors, it is particularly important to check resistance to temperature changes, frost and slipping.
In a frequently used area, it is advisable to choose ceramic flooring that is resistant, durable and easy to clean. Ceramic tiles offer solutions designed to withstand everyday use without compromising on design, making them suitable for kitchens, living rooms, dining rooms and other spaces with constant activity.
For outdoor areas, it is important to choose a product designed to withstand temperature changes and with suitable slip resistance. Toscana 1907, for example, is a porcelain tile that is frost-resistant and slip-resistant, with Class C3 and R10 ratings. It is available in Nácar, Ceniza and Natural.
Yes. Ceramic combines durability, aesthetic versatility and easy maintenance, characteristics that are especially useful in a kitchen. The wide variety of collections allows you to choose from different colours, formats and effects to adapt the flooring to the style and use of the space.
In a bathroom, it is advisable to choose flooring that is resistant to moisture and easy to maintain. Ceramic flooring offers a variety of aesthetics, including marble effects, making it possible to create elegant spaces without sacrificing ceramic performance. The specific product should be chosen according to the safety and usage requirements of each area.
White and light shades help enhance brightness and create visually calmer spaces. Within the Porcelanite collections, Elba 1859 offers Nácar, Gris and Arena shades in a matt, rectified 100 × 100 cm porcelain tile.
Yes. Grey is a neutral and versatile shade that works well in minimalist, contemporary or more understated interiors. It can be combined with numerous colours and materials. One option in the catalogue is Liverpool 6627, available in Pearl, Smoke, Graphite, Bone, Sand and Taupe.
Yes. Ceramic tiles can reproduce the appearance of wood while retaining the technical performance of porcelain tiles. The Vancouver 1873 range is porcelain, matt and rectified, and is available in Maple, Walnut and Oak. Another option is Minnesota 1876, with Light Oak, Natural Oak and Dark Oak finishes.
Clay- or terracotta-inspired effects are particularly suitable for creating a rustic, handcrafted aesthetic. Ceramic flooring can reinterpret this traditional look through different colours and finishes while retaining the durability and ease of maintenance associated with stoneware and porcelain tiles.
Cement-inspired finishes and grey shades work particularly well in industrial-style interiors. Liverpool 6627 is inspired by polished cement and offers a matt finish in a large format, with colours ranging from Pearl and Bone to Smoke and Graphite.
Polished floor tiles are a suitable option when looking for a surface with greater visual presence and light reflection. Baltimore 6614 is a polished, rectified porcelain range in 63 × 146 cm, available in White, Grey and Caramel.
Looking for the right ceramic flooring for your project?
Find the flooring that best suits the style, use and requirements of your space. Contact our technical and sales team for advice on collections, formats, colours, finishes and performance, and choose the ceramic solution best suited to your project.