Gigacer Inclusioni Classico, timeless colour for contemporary architecture
Inclusioni Classico by Gigacer explores colour in a way that is relatively unusual in contemporary porcelain stoneware.
The collection combines vintage accents and classical references with modern formats and ceramic technology.
Rather than concentrating only on neutral greys and beiges, Gigacer introduces a broader palette of warm, earthy, red and dark colours.
Avorio, Ocra, Ambra, Rosso, Terra, Grigio, Nero and Nero Giada allow architects and homeowners to create very different interiors while remaining within one coherent collection.
The timeless poetry of colour
Gigacer describes Inclusioni Classico through the idea of timeless colour.
The collection takes elements that can feel familiar or historic and translates them into modern architectural surfaces.
Rosso, for example, recalls traditional red mineral and ceramic floors.
In a 120 × 120 cm format, however, the same colour feels distinctly contemporary.
Ocra, Ambra and Terra draw on warm natural pigments.
Avorio provides a lighter and more restrained option.
Grigio moves towards neutral modern architecture.
Nero and Nero Giada provide deep, sophisticated surfaces.
This makes Inclusioni Classico suitable for both traditional and highly contemporary interiors.
Eight distinctive colours
Avorio provides a light and warm foundation. It is less clinical than pure white and combines naturally with timber, beige, natural stone and brass.
Ocra introduces a stronger mineral colour inspired by natural ochre pigments. It combines well with pale walls, timber, black metal and warm natural materials.
Rosso is one of the strongest colours in the collection. It can transform a floor into a central architectural feature and works particularly well with white, black, stainless steel and dark timber.
Terra is warmer and more earthy.
Inclusioni Classico Terra 60 × 60 cm offers an alternative for interiors that need the warmth of natural materials while retaining the performance and precision of porcelain stoneware.
Grigio is the more neutral architectural interpretation.
Inclusioni Classico Grigio 60 × 60 cm works naturally in minimalist bathrooms, contemporary kitchens, offices and commercial spaces.
Nero provides a deep and elegant foundation and can create strong contrast with white walls, pale timber or metallic details.
Nero Giada develops the darker side of the range even further and is particularly well suited to interiors where the floor or wall itself should have a distinctive identity.
Three formats
Gigacer produces Inclusioni Classico in 60 × 60 cm, 60 × 120 cm and 120 × 120 cm.
60 × 60 cm is highly adaptable and works across both smaller rooms and larger surfaces.
60 × 120 cm introduces a stronger sense of direction.
120 × 120 cm reduces the number of visible grout lines and allows colour to be perceived as a larger continuous architectural surface.
This is particularly effective with strong shades such as Rosso, Ocra, Terra or Nero.
Further ceramic flooring options can be found in our
Floor Tiles range.
12 mm Multilayer porcelain stoneware
Inclusioni Classico is produced in a 12 mm Multilayer thickness.
This reinforces the substantial and material focused character of the collection.
The larger sizes should be installed on correctly prepared substrates and handled with appropriate professional equipment.
Mat and Levigato finishes
Gigacer offers two surface options: Mat and Levigato.
Mat provides a more natural and understated appearance.
Gigacer specifies an R10 classification for the matt version, and several products available from VITALE TILES are listed as R10 A+B.
Levigato creates a more refined and light reflective character.
The same colour can therefore appear considerably different depending on the finish and lighting.
Technical suitability should always be checked for the intended application, particularly in wet areas.
A connection with terrazzo and natural stone
The subtle inclusions within the surface create visual links to terrazzo and natural stone.
However, Inclusioni Classico is less dependent on a highly contrasting aggregate pattern than many terrazzo designs.
Colour remains the dominant part of the visual identity.
The inclusions add depth and material variation without making the floor excessively busy.
Explore further
Terrazzo Tiles for alternative interpretations of this aesthetic.
Bathrooms with more colour
Inclusioni Classico provides an alternative to bathrooms dominated entirely by white, grey and beige.
Avorio remains bright and understated.
Grigio creates a contemporary neutral base.
Ocra and Terra introduce warmth.
Rosso can completely change the atmosphere of the room.
Nero and Nero Giada can create sophisticated dark interiors with white sanitaryware, timber furniture and metallic fittings.
Large tile sizes allow even intense colours to appear calm and architectural.
Kitchens and open living areas
Inclusioni Classico also works particularly well across open plan interiors.
Using the same flooring from the kitchen through the dining area and living room can visually connect the different spaces.
Avorio combines naturally with timber kitchens.
Grigio works with black, charcoal and stainless steel.
Terra, Ocra and Ambra add warmth to minimalist interiors.
Rosso can provide a striking contrast in a white or black kitchen.
The mineral character of the surface remains calm enough to work alongside expressive furniture and other materials.
Hotels, restaurants and retail interiors
Colour can be particularly valuable in hospitality and retail design.
Rosso, Terra and Ocra can form part of the identity of a restaurant.
Nero or Nero Giada can create an elegant background for a boutique.
Avorio and Grigio can provide more understated surfaces in hotels, public buildings and reception areas.
Inclusioni Classico therefore allows the ceramic flooring itself to become part of the architectural concept.
Classical inspiration without looking old fashioned
The strength of Inclusioni Classico lies in the way historical references and modern ceramic design coexist.
The colours can recall traditional architecture, but the generous formats and precise porcelain stoneware construction give the collection a contemporary character.
This is particularly useful in renovation projects.
In an older building, the colour can establish a relationship with existing materials.
In a new building, the same surface can contrast with glass, steel, concrete and minimalist furniture.
Inclusioni Classico at VITALE TILES
Inclusioni Classico is designed for customers who want more colour and personality from porcelain stoneware.
The eight colours range from restrained Avorio and Grigio through warm Ambra, Ocra and Terra to expressive Rosso and the dark Nero variants.
Three formats and two finishes provide additional flexibility for residential and architectural projects.
With stronger colours such as Rosso, Ocra, Terra and the dark Nero shades, viewing a physical sample before ordering a large quantity is particularly useful. Natural light, artificial lighting and neighbouring materials can significantly influence how the final colour is perceived.