Earthenware Raster matte

Matte wall tile Raster

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Raster collection, a perfect fusion of the continuous evolution of design and the very essence of contemporary architecture.

This innovative collection offers four variations of elegant shapes, each providing a unique perspective on the art of furnishing spaces.

Raster is inspired by the matrix structure of data, presenting itself as an artistic canvas composed of tiny, uniformly sized pixels, carefully arranged in a grid. This meticulous approach allows for the creation of complex compositions that speak of space, form, place, and function.

Transcending the limits of aesthetics, the Raster collection offers eight trendy color variations, capturing the essence of the latest trends in interior design.

The small 15cm x 15cm format lends a timeless elegance to each room, evoking a perfect harmony between modernity and sophistication.

Installation is simplified thanks to an intuitive method, offering a practical and efficient experience. Explore the immersive beauty of the Raster collection, where creativity meets functionality, transforming every space into a living work of art.

Technical description

• - Type of use: indoor / wall
• - Appearance: plain
• - Surface: smooth
• - Finish: matte
• - Material: white paste
• - Colour: Chalk (taupe); Ash (grey); Mud (terracotta); Moss (olive green); Deep Blue (deep blue); Basalt (black); Clay (beige); Off White (white)
• - Size: 15 cm x 15 cm
• - Shape: square
• - Thickness: 8.5 mm
• - Capacity per box: 0.548m²
• - Number of tiles per box: 25
• - Box weight: Plain and mixed decor 10.74kg
• - Edge finish: rectified
• - Manufacturer: Wow design (Spain)
• - Certifications: ISO; UNI; IN
• - Packaging: cardboard
• - Product use: intensive
• - Baseboard: no
• - Resistance to passage: yes
• - Scratch resistance: yes
• - Frost resistance: yes
• - Indoor air quality: optimal
• - Price: sold per square meter

Technical recommendations: cleaning after mortar application
It is crucial to wait until the mortar has dried slightly before using the sponge. If the mortar is still fresh, the sponge risks removing it and emptying the joints. Conversely, if you wait too long, the residue becomes difficult to remove and can damage the finish.

Make your interior a masterpiece with the Raster collection, a visual symphony of style and ingenuity.