EVO Ceramika database update – new collections, structures and formats

We are pleased to announce the latest update to the EVO Ceramika database in our software. This update is another step towards providing comprehensive support for designers and interior architects. The new additions to the database reflect the latest aesthetic and functional trends.

What can you find in the latest version?

• Carving structures – a new generation of surfaces with a subtle, spatial pattern – perfectly emphasising wall details and creating a varied play of light.
• 30×90 wall tiles – the database now includes collections with a distinctly decorative character – ideal for creating elegant bathroom and kitchen areas. Textured surfaces, decorations and neutral colours facilitate the design of modern interiors.
• Subway tiles – a modern interpretation of classic formats – suitable for areas above worktops, in bathrooms and spaces with an urban or vintage character.
• New wood-effect tiles in larger formats – collections with a natural finish and warm grain have also been added to the database, available in a new 26×160 cm format – ideal for projects with a touch of elegance and comfort.
• New proposals in the 60×60 cm format – a format that gains value in more compact designs, while maintaining proportions and aesthetics consistent with larger tiles. Additional designs complement the database with collections of a more classic or subtly modern character.
• An extended range in the 60×120 cm format – this format remains one of the pillars of our offer – you will now find even more designs, textures and colours in the database, allowing you to realise a variety of interior design concepts.

Ready to design better and more?

The latest version of the EVO Ceramika database has been designed with versatility in mind, offering products suitable for both private and commercial spaces, as well as modern and classic interiors. The collections are enhanced by a range of textures to improve the quality of your visualisations and streamline the design process.

Visit the manufacturer’s website for more information about the new features.