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Panaria Pierre des Rêves

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Panaria Pierre des Rêves brings expressive stone character to porcelain tiles for coordinated interiors and outdoor spaces. Explore Aurore, Charme, Nuage, Oubli and Reveille, including Strutturato and 2 cm options, with direct product links at VITALE TILES.
 

Panaria Pierre des Rêves


A stone surface can reveal soft shading, traces and subtle differences. Pierre des Rêves translates this natural material character into porcelain stoneware. The collection by Panaria suits spaces where flooring, furniture and light work together. In a living room, its stone pattern can provide a calm setting for timber and fabrics; in a bathroom, it adds depth to the surfaces. VITALE TILES offers the five colours with the variants linked below. Discover further ideas among our stone-effect tiles.

Aurore


Aurore has a light, warm stone appearance. Its beige background works with oak, linen and cream cabinetry for a welcoming kitchen or dining space. In a bathroom, pale vanity units and warm metallic details can carry the same colour direction through the room.

Matching options: Pierre des Rêves Aurore, Pierre des Rêves Aurore 2 cm, Pierre des Rêves Aurore Strutturato.

Charme


Charme introduces a stronger earthy grey-brown character. Consider it beneath darker timber furniture in a living room, alongside clear-lined entrance cabinetry or with natural-coloured outdoor furniture on a terrace. Lighter walls help balance the overall composition and keep the material palette readable.

Matching options: Pierre des Rêves Charme, Pierre des Rêves Charme 2 cm, Pierre des Rêves Charme Strutturato.

Nuage


Nuage opens up a grey, mineral palette. It can accompany white and chrome in a modern bathroom or pale cabinetry in a kitchen. Warm timber and soft textiles offer a simple way to bring a more welcoming mood to a cooler floor colour.

Matching options: Pierre des Rêves Nuage, Pierre des Rêves Nuage 2 cm, Pierre des Rêves Nuage Strutturato.

Oubli


Oubli is worth considering for a deliberately darker scheme. A stronger floor colour can emphasise light furniture, white sanitaryware or a simple kitchen composition. Give lighting careful attention across larger areas; in a small guest bathroom, the contrast can become a focused design feature.

Matching options: Pierre des Rêves Oubli, Pierre des Rêves Oubli 2 cm, Pierre des Rêves Oubli Strutturato.

Reveille


Reveille sits on the lighter side of the palette and is interesting for open living spaces or a bright bathroom. Its fine stone pattern adds material character to restrained furnishings. Natural timber, sandy fabrics and simple wall colours can connect several rooms without an abrupt change of mood.

Matching options: Pierre des Rêves Reveille, Pierre des Rêves Reveille 2 cm, Pierre des Rêves Reveille Strutturato.

Choosing sizes and surfaces


Each product page shows the sizes available for that particular option. The base tiles include, for example, 30 × 60, 60 × 60 and 60 × 120 cm, with additional sizes on individual articles. Larger rectangles can emphasise the direction of a room, while square tiles create a different joint pattern. Plan the layout together with doorways, kitchen furniture and sanitaryware so that visible cuts feel intentional.

Strutturato identifies a separate textured option. The 2 cm products provide another choice for outdoor projects. The properties of the selected article and the proposed installation matter: thickness, size and slip classification can vary. An interior floor, a covered seating area and an exposed terrace have different requirements. Compare the collection with our outdoor tiles, floor tiles / wall tiles.

Combining stone character with colour and decoration


A continuous stone-effect floor can be paired with a wall that has its own identity. For coloured accents, explore Panaria Workshop, or discover decorative wall imagery in Panaria Glam. Further natural material ideas include Panaria Frame, Panaria The Place, Panaria Stone Trace, Panaria La Matière. Also compare Wooden look and tile samples in the intended setting: daylight, grout colour and neighbouring furniture affect the result. This turns a colour choice into a coherent design for the whole room.