SIL Ceramiche

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SIL Ceramiche at VITALE TILES: explore selected tiles, colours and finishes for kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces. Direct product links and related categories help you plan a coherent interior.

SIL Ceramiche: surfaces for natural and contemporary interiors

SIL Ceramiche develops ceramic floor and wall surfaces with different material expressions. At VITALE TILES, the selection moves from earthy colours and calm mineral finishes to more pronounced metallic interpretations. A coherent interior depends on more than a single tile: tone, pattern, format and furniture should work together.

Pisé: earthy colours and varied surface expressions

Pisé Argile Art and Pisé Corde Art provide starting points for warm interiors with natural timber and light fabrics. Pisé Brique Art adds a warmer accent, while Pisé Brun Art gives a chosen surface greater depth. Pisé Chanvre Trame offers another surface expression. Compare Art and Trame under the intended lighting and keep adjoining areas quieter when the texture should take the leading role.

Park Avenue and Oxyd: calm mineral shades or stronger contrasts

Park Avenue Sand is a starting point for a warm, restrained scheme, while Park Avenue Silver invites comparison with cooler greys. Park Avenue Silk Chiselled introduces a different finish. For a stronger contrast with timber, explore Oxyd Ruggine and Oxyd Antracite: warm and dark accents can define individual floor or wall zones.

VITALE TILES also lists SPC flooring and wood look wall panels in dedicated categories. They help compare different material systems. Panels and SPC are separate from ceramic tiles, so choose their installation and intended use according to the individual product.

Plan the material effect and the room together

Start with the atmosphere you want to create. Stone look tiles provide a mineral foundation, wood look tiles add visual warmth and concrete look tiles complement clean cabinetry and restrained interiors. Marble look tiles introduce an elegant note, while metal look tiles can contrast with timber and matt furniture. Compare warm and cool shades with your existing materials before choosing the format.

The floor tiles and wall tiles categories help organise the scheme. A calm floor can support a lively splashback, while a strongly patterned floor often needs less wall decoration. Large format tiles give bigger surfaces a generous appearance; mosaic tiles and decorative tiles define selected zones. Actual suitability depends on the chosen product, finish and installation system.

Compare colours and finishes in the intended room

Light beige and sandy shades combine easily with warm timber; grey creates a more neutral background, while dark accents give depth to a selected wall. Compare glossy and matt finishes under your planned lighting, because reflections change how colours appear. Our tile samples help assess tiles, grout, furniture and worktops together. For terraces, explore outdoor tiles and select a product explicitly approved for the intended use with a suitable installation plan. Find other manufacturers in our brands category.