3D Collection

When the surface comes to life

In modern bathroom design, it’s not just about colour and format, but about how the surface is experienced.

The 3D collection represents a clear move towards more tactile walls. The panels are developed with synchronised height and texture that follow the grout lines and surface pattern. The result is a wall that interacts with light and delivers a more realistic tile experience.

These are surfaces that are not only seen, but felt.

Please note: The 3D décors are specially designed with natural‑looking grout lines measuring ±6 mm in width. The grout lines are not milled, but form part of the synchronised panel surface. As a result, these panels are supplied exclusively in the 60 × 30 cm tile pattern.

The look of tiles, in a new form

We are seeing growing interest in authentic materials and more pronounced structure in the bathroom. Large tile formats with clearly defined grout lines are a strong trend, particularly in spaces with an architectural character.

The 3D panels recreate this sense of depth. The grout lines appear more defined, and the surface gains subtle height variations that give the wall character.

The expression feels more solid and tactile than a completely smooth surface, while still maintaining the calm, cohesive look that defines modern bathrooms.

Timeless tones with depth

The colours in the 3D collection are muted and sophisticated.

Negro Grande features a deep grey tone that gives the space weight and presence. It works particularly well in larger rooms or where a more dramatic atmosphere is desired.

Gris Grande represents a balanced mid‑tone. It creates a modern, neutral expression that works equally well in private homes and more architectural spaces.

Sand Grande adds warmth and softness, creating a calmer expression and giving the bathroom a more inviting atmosphere.

All three shades have a natural character that makes them timeless.

Light, texture, and a sense of space<br>

The synchronised structure causes light to move differently across the wall.

Shadows and reflections highlight the grout lines and add depth to the space. The effect is subtle, yet noticeable. The wall feels more like ceramic tile, while the overall expression remains clean and cohesive.

The 3D collection is particularly well suited for spaces where a more defined, material‑driven expression is desired—without introducing visual clutter.