Freed from dimensional constraints, ceramic surfaces expand, eliminating visual interruptions and transforming residential and commercial interiors into fluid, elegant and eloquent spaces.
Surfaces without limits: the power of large sizes
Contemporary interior architecture is moving in a clear direction: the pursuit of visual and spatial continuity.
In this scenario, large-size porcelain stoneware represents the material of choice.
The evolution of large sizes in design
The concept of the tile has undergone a radical mutation.
While ceramic was once defined by the module and the repetition of the grout line, today technology allows us to think in terms of MAXXI surfaces.
Large-size ceramic slabs were born from the need of architects and designers for materials capable of matching the scale of contemporary projects, where light and proportion call for expanses that are broad, clean and scenic.
Visual continuity and reduced grout lines
The main aesthetic and functional advantage of large sizes lies in the reduction of installation joints.
Designing with 120x278 tiles means being able to cover walls from floor to ceiling with a single slab, or very few, eliminating interruptions altogether.
This MAXXI size, combined with an ultra-slim thickness of just 6 mm, guarantees extraordinary lightness and minimal grout lines.
The result is a highly impactful aesthetic effect that visually expands interiors while ensuring superior ease of maintenance and hygiene.
Available in both glossy and matt finishes, the latter captures the depth of the natural veining found in the finest marbles, ensuring maximum design and creative freedom for achieving sophisticated total looks.
Where to use large-size ceramic slabs
The versatility of the Fap MAXXI line makes it possible to go beyond traditional application boundaries, offering tailored, 360-degree solutions.