Ca’ Pietra has introduced two new tile launches: Foundry Novo and Savoy Novo. One is glossy and glamorous, while the other features an opulent and luxurious marble effect. Both are packed with personality and ready to bring your interiors to life.

Foundry Novo is an evolution of the beloved Foundry collection. Retaining the artisanal glazes and signature irregular edges of the original, the new range adds a polished finish and is available in six eye-catching colours. From inky Navy to deep Irish Green and soft tones like Linen and Beige, each tile boasts handcrafted charm and a shimmering glaze. Foundry Novo is ideal for creative layouts – whether stacked, staggered, or colour-clashed – offering endless styling potential for walls and floors.

Foundry Novo details:

• Colours: Alligator Green, Beige, Irish Green, Linen, Navy, Turquoise
• Size: 5.7 x 23.7 x 0.9cm
• Suitable for: Interior walls and floors

Savoy Novo – inspired tile details:

Also debuting is Savoy Novo, a luxurious porcelain tile range inspired by Ca Pietra’s popular Calacatta Viola marble. With dramatic wine-purple veining and a creamy white base, this tile captures the opulence of natural stone, without the price tag or the upkeep. Available in three formats – large slabs, classic squares, and an elegant curved mosaic – it’s perfect for creating a show-stopping feature in any space.

• Rectangle: 60 x 120 x 0.8cm
• Square: 60 x 60 x 0.8cm
• Mosaic: 30 x 30 x 0.8cm
• Suitable for: Interior walls and floors

Both new launches reaffirm Ca’ Pietra’s reputation for surfaces with substance, style, and standout appeal.

Pictured Top Left: Foundry Novo

Pictured Top Right: Savoy Novo

Tile brand Ca’ Pietra has partnered with Zoe Glencross on a new collection of tiles that will be available to the trade. 

Inspired by Zoe’s travels to the sunny and beautiful cities of Seville, Lisbon, Porto and Palma, the Aventuras Collection is an evolution of a design style that amalgamates Moorish mudéjar and Portuguese azulejo patterning. 

Selecting four of Zoe’s signature prints from her fabric collection, the team at Ca’ Pietra worked with Zoe to translate them to porcelain tiles – giving retailers the versatility to create borders and custom layouts to suit their designs. Each tile in the collection can be used on both walls and floors. 

As well as pattern, colour plays a hugely important role. It is divided into three colour stories of Terracotta and rich ochres: soft pink, blue and Olive, and coastal blues.

Grazzie Wilson, head of creative at Ca’ Pietra, says: “The House of Ca’ Pietra has long admired the work of Zoe Glencross and textile design and so when the opportunity arose to work together to bring one of her collections to life in tile format, it felt like a perfect match”. 

About Zoe Glencross

Zoe Glencross is a talented fabric designer known for her vibrant and innovative textile designs. With a keen eye for colour and pattern, she creates unique fabrics that blend modern aesthetics with timeless appeal. Her work often incorporates nature-inspired motifs and a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, making her designs highly sought after in the fashion and interior design industries. Glencross’s ability to combine artistic vision with practical applications has earned her recognition in the world of textile design.

Family-run, independent online tiles specialist Hyperion Tiles’ latest collections include encaustic tiles for eye-catching floors and walls.

The handmade, artisan tiles, designed by Bert & May, are ideal for bathrooms and all inside or outside areas.

Director Richard Skeoch explains: “Encaustic, or cement, tiles are becoming increasingly popular for those looking for versatile tiles with the wow factor. Encaustic refers to the firing process that burns the glazed pattern onto the tile surface or cement tiles, which have been inlaid with pigment to create patterns and colours.

“Our Bert & May tiles are handcrafted, using traditional techniques and natural colours. Designed in the UK, they are hand-poured by a family of fourth-generation artisan tile-makers in Spain and crafted with crushed marble to create extra strength and a beautiful, raw finish. Options include plain designs, while patterned styles can feature anything from two to six different colours.”

Pictured above is the clever design tessellations of Bert & May Tilt Marigold Tile (£156 per sq m). As showcased in Pearl on the floor, the tiles work well in retro/rustic settings and are suitable for both interior and exterior walls and floors.

Pictured below left is Bert & May’s Manarola Tile (£144 per sq m), incorporating a diamond shape for a fresh twist on a classic design. This creates a beautiful pattern suitable for both large rooms and small settings.

Pictured below right is the classic neutral shade of Bert & May’s Brighton Stone Encaustic Herringbone Tile (£209.95 per sq m). It works well on its own, paired with a patterned tile, or combined with other colours from the herringbone collection (pic credit: Samuel Heath).

The Nagoya tile, Ceramique Internationale’s dramatic new addition to its large format porcelain tile collection, is highly durable, making it ideal for bathroom walls and floors. It is available in four colours, from classic grey and graphite to eye-catching marfil and greige.

With all the opulence and individuality of natural marble Nagoya is guaranteed to be a centrepiece within any space. The commanding 600mm x 1200mm tiles have a reflective, lightly polished surface and intense veining. Nagoya is an exotic marble finish created from a blend of quartzite and Fior di Bosco marble. 

Managing director of Ceramique Internationale, Peter Vann said: “The Nagoya collection, manufactured by Azteca, is a welcome addition to our recently expanded range of 600mm x 1200mm tiles.

“These very large tiles – every one of them unique – create a mood of opulence and space, so will make a big statement even in smaller bathrooms.”

More information on the Nagoya tile can be found at https://ceramiqueinternationale.co.uk/product/nagoya-greige/

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