Gigacer Inclusioni Soave
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Gigacer Inclusioni Soave combines timeless elegance with a contemporary interpretation of stone and terrazzo. Porcelain stoneware fragments are embedded directly into the ceramic surface, creating visible and tactile inclusions with genuine three dimensional depth. Five colours, Bianco Perla, Ecrù, Tabacco, Cenere and Vulcano, together with three formats and different finishes, make the collection suitable for refined residential and architectural interiors.
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Gigacer Inclusioni Soave, porcelain stoneware with real ceramic inclusions
With Inclusioni Soave, Italian manufacturer Gigacer takes a different approach to many conventional stone and terrazzo inspired tiles.
The appearance is not created exclusively by a printed graphic.
During production, porcelain stoneware fragments are placed onto the surface and incorporated into the ceramic material.
The inclusions therefore become a real part of the tile.
This process gives the surface a tangible and three dimensional character that becomes particularly noticeable when the material is viewed at close range.
Gigacer describes Inclusioni as a meeting between contemporary aesthetics and timeless elegance.
The idea is inspired by the slow power of nature, which gradually blends, changes and smooths different materials over time.
The collection translates this natural process into a controlled ceramic surface suitable for modern architecture.
Between natural stone and terrazzo
Visually, Inclusioni Soave sits somewhere between natural stone and terrazzo.
Its calm mineral background recalls stone, while the visible fragments introduce the characteristic idea of inclusions associated with terrazzo.
However, the effect is generally more restrained than highly contrasting traditional terrazzo designs.
This makes the collection particularly versatile.
The subtle distribution of particles gives large surfaces enough detail to remain interesting without creating an overly decorative floor.
This balance makes Inclusioni Soave suitable for minimalist interiors as well as warmer spaces featuring timber, natural fabrics and earthy colours.
Five natural colours
Gigacer offers the collection in Bianco Perla, Ecrù, Tabacco, Cenere and Vulcano.
Bianco Perla is the lightest version.
Its bright base can make rooms feel open and spacious, while the ceramic inclusions prevent the surface from looking completely uniform.
This classic square format is suitable for a wide range of floor layouts.
Ecrù introduces a warmer beige character.
It combines naturally with oak, walnut, cream, beige, warm whites and natural textiles.
For larger spaces, Inclusioni Soave Ecrù 120 × 120 cm creates a particularly calm surface with fewer visible joints.
Tabacco moves further into earthy brown tones.
It works well in interiors where warmth and material depth are important and can be combined with light timber, stone, black metal and neutral wall colours.
Cenere offers a versatile grey interpretation.
Grey remains one of the most adaptable colours in contemporary architecture because it can be combined with both warm and cool materials.
Inclusioni Soave Cenere 60 × 60 cm is a good example of how the ceramic inclusions add depth to an otherwise restrained colour.
Vulcano forms the darker end of the palette.
It can create a strong architectural foundation and works particularly well with lighter timber, white walls, glass and metal.
Three formats
Inclusioni Soave is available in 60 × 60 cm, 60 × 120 cm and 120 × 120 cm.
60 × 60 cm remains a highly versatile size that can be used in bathrooms, kitchens, living areas, entrance halls and commercial spaces.
60 × 120 cm introduces a rectangular geometry that can influence the visual direction of the room.
Depending on the layout, it can emphasise either length or width.
120 × 120 cm creates a much more expansive impression.
The reduced number of grout lines allows the ceramic surface itself to become more prominent.
It also provides more space for the inclusions and subtle variations to develop across each tile.
Mat, Soft and Bocciardato surfaces
Gigacer offers Inclusioni Soave in Mat, Soft and Bocciardato finishes.
Mat emphasises the mineral and understated character of the collection.
It reflects relatively little light and works particularly well in contemporary interiors.
Soft provides another tactile interpretation and gives designers additional control over the appearance of the material.
Bocciardato introduces a stronger textured character.
For surfaces of this type, technical properties such as slip resistance become especially important.
Gigacer lists R10 and R11 classifications within the collection depending on the selected version.
The Bianco Perla, Cenere and Ecrù matt products currently checked at VITALE TILES, for example, carry an R10 A+B rating.
The technical specifications of the individual product should always be verified for the intended application.
12 mm Multilayer and 24 mm
Inclusioni Soave is available in 12 mm Multilayer and 24 mm thicknesses.
This material dimension reinforces the substantial character of the collection.
Inclusioni is designed to feel like a genuine architectural material rather than simply a decorative surface.
The appropriate thickness depends on the substrate, installation method and intended use.
For technically demanding projects, these details should therefore be considered during the planning stage.
A surface that reveals itself at close range
One of the strongest characteristics of Inclusioni Soave is the way the surface changes when viewed from different distances.
From across a room, the collection can appear calm and almost stone like.
At closer range, the individual inclusions and subtle three dimensional structure become increasingly visible.
Lighting also influences this perception.
Diffuse daylight creates a restrained appearance, while light entering from the side can emphasise particles and small changes in surface texture.
Artificial lighting can produce a similar effect in restaurants, hotels, bathrooms or showrooms.
Because of this physical depth, the collection is particularly difficult to judge accurately from a screen alone.
A real sample gives a much better impression of the colour, texture and inclusions.
Inclusioni Soave in bathrooms
The collection works particularly well in contemporary bathrooms.
Bianco Perla creates a bright and clean atmosphere.
Ecrù introduces more warmth.
Cenere suits minimalist grey interiors and works naturally with chrome, black and brushed metal fittings.
Tabacco can be combined with timber and warm neutral colours.
Vulcano creates a darker and more dramatic foundation.
Larger formats such as 60 × 120 cm and 120 × 120 cm reduce the amount of visible grout and can give bathrooms a calmer architectural appearance.
Kitchens and open living spaces
Inclusioni Soave is also well suited to continuous flooring across kitchens, dining areas and living rooms.
Using one ceramic surface throughout an open plan interior can visually connect the different functional areas.
The inclusions add enough variation to keep the floor interesting across a large space, while the overall pattern remains restrained enough to work alongside furniture.
Ecrù and Tabacco combine particularly well with warm timber kitchens.
Cenere works with charcoal, black, metal and glass.
Bianco Perla can support bright minimalist interiors.
Vulcano provides a stronger contrast with lighter furniture.
Hotels, restaurants and commercial interiors
The collection can also be considered for hospitality and commercial projects where the flooring should have a refined identity without becoming visually dominant.
Hotels, restaurants, reception areas, boutiques and showrooms often require a material that works as a backdrop for furniture, lighting and products.
Inclusioni Soave offers enough texture and depth to give the space character while maintaining a calm overall appearance.
The five colour options also allow designers to move from bright and welcoming interiors to much darker and more dramatic concepts.
A contemporary alternative to terrazzo and stone
The production concept behind Inclusioni Soave gives the collection its own identity.
The porcelain stoneware fragments incorporated into the surface mean that the design is not dependent solely on printed graphics.
This creates a particularly material focused appearance.
For customers who appreciate terrazzo, stone and other mineral surfaces, Inclusioni Soave offers an interesting contemporary ceramic alternative.
With a collection this dependent on texture and real inclusions, viewing a physical sample before placing a larger order is particularly useful. Screen images can show the general colour and pattern, but they cannot fully reproduce the tactile depth, surface variation and way the ceramic material reacts to real lighting.