C O L O R B O D Y | T H R O U G H B O D Y | G L A Z E D
P O R C E L A I N

When choosing between Color Body Porcelain, Through-Body Porcelain, and Glazed Porcelain, it’s important to consider factors like durability, aesthetic flexibility, and the intended use of the space.

For Aesthetic Flexibility: Color Body Porcelain offers the best design options, with a broad range of patterns, textures, and finishes while still maintaining strong durability and ease of maintenance. Ideal for spaces where appearance and durability need to coexist.
For High-Traffic or Risk of Damage: Through-Body Porcelain is the most durable choice. Its uniform color and composition make it highly resistant to damage, ensuring long-lasting performance even in the most demanding spaces.
For Moisture Resistance and Visual Appeal: Glazed Porcelain is a great option for areas where moisture resistance is key, and design variety is important. It may not be the best choice for high-traffic areas.

Ultimately, the choice between these three types of porcelain tiles depends on your specific needs—whether that’s durability in high-traffic spaces, aesthetic design flexibility, or moisture resistance in wet environments.

Note: The term "through body" is now considered obsolete in the porcelain industry, and products are generally categorized as color body unless otherwise specified.

C O L O R B O D Y P O R C E L A I N T I L E S

Durability: High. While the surface is glazed, the consistent color throughout the body minimizes the visibility of chips or scratches.

Aesthetic Flexibility: Very High. Offers a wide range of patterns, textures, and finishes (gloss, matte, lappato, textured) and can mimic materials like wood, stone, fabric, or leather.

Maintenance: Easy to maintain. Resists stains and is easy to clean.

Best for: Commercial spaces that require both durability and aesthetic versatility, such as lobbies, retail areas, and offices.

Atlantis

1 Color | 3 Formats | Bullnoses

Blended

3 Colors | 2 Formats | Bullnoses

Concrete

4 Colors | 3 Formats | Bullnoses

Flow

5 Colors | 2 Formats

Foil

4 Colors | 2 Formats

Klavall

5 Colors | 6 Formats | 1 Finish

Marmo Luxe

3 Colors | 5 Formats | 2 Finishes | Bullnoses

Marmo Reale

2 Colors | 4 Formats | 2 Finishes | Bullnoses

Metallic

5 Colors | 1 Format | 1 Finish

Origami

5 Colors | 1 Format | 1 Finish

Pietra Marais

3 Colors | 3 Formats | 1 Finish | Bullnoses

Positivo

5 Colors | 2 Formats | 1 Finish

Trace 2.0

4 Colors | 3 Formats | 1 Finish

View Color

8 Colors | 2 Formats | 1 Finish

T H R O U G H B O D Y P O R C E L A I N T I L E S

Durability: Extremely High. The uniform color and pattern throughout the tile make it highly resistant to chips or scratches. It’s perfect for areas with heavy foot traffic.

Aesthetic Flexibility: Low to Moderate. Typically, available in solid colors or simple patterns, but less variety.

Maintenance: Low maintenance. It’s highly durable and resistant to wear, though some patterns or textures may require more frequent cleaning in certain environments.

Best for: High-traffic areas like hallways, airports, or industrial spaces where durability and resistance are crucial.

Bon Bon

8 Colors | 1 Format | 1 Finish

Kosei

5 Colors | 2 Formats | 1 Finish

Phenomenon

2 Colors | 2 Formats | 1 Finish

G L A Z E D P O R C E L A I N T I L E S

Durability: Moderate to High. The glaze provides durability and moisture resistance.

Aesthetic Flexibility: Very High. Glazed tiles come in a vast array of colors, patterns, and finishes, including gloss, matte, lappato, and textured. They can easily mimic the appearance of natural materials.

Maintenance: Easy to maintain. Resist moisture and staining.

Best for: Spaces where aesthetic appeal and moisture resistance are priorities, such as bathrooms, kitchens, and retail environments.