
Vulcano Brezza
Why Graphite: Dark tiles want a near-black grout — anything lighter looks like a smile.Ask your tiler for Ultracolor Plus 144 (Mapei) or Fugabella Color 35 (Kerakoll).
Take the tonal tone for a room that leans into the tile, or the neutrals to let it lead. Dark tiles read best against a pale wall. The deep paint option is for the feature wall behind the tile.
- 45° Mitre · Two tiles cut at 45° and butted together. No metal, no plastic. Crisp.
- Pencil bullnose · A separately-fired pencil rail in the matching tile finish, sat on the cut edge.
- Schlüter JOLLY · PVC, anodised aluminium, or brushed brass L-profile that caps the cut tile edge.
- Schlüter RONDEC · Quarter-round metal trim that turns the corner with a soft rolled edge.
- Schlüter SCHIENE · Right-angle metal edge that finishes a tile where it meets a different material.
Where the tiled floor meets timber, carpet, or vinyl, SCHIENE gives a flush, durable transition.
Ask your tiler for Schlüter SCHIENE (AC / ACGB).
Vulcano Brezza. 100 × 100 × 9mm terracotta in a matte finish, from the Marmoré studio collection.
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- ✓Matte finish
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- Free delivery over $1,500
- 60-day change-of-mind returns
- Australian warranty
- Samples from $15
What you’re really specifying
The material
Terracotta is fired earthen clay — warm, earthy and full of tonal movement. It rewards a sealed, lived-in finish and brings a hand-made warmth few surfaces match.
A concrete look — honestly
This tile is terracotta, not natural concrete. The concrete look is printed and textured onto a terracotta body, which means you get the appearance of concrete with the durability, consistency and low maintenance of terracotta — no sealing, no soft spots, no surprises in a wet area.
The finish
A matte finish scatters light, hides smudges and underfoot wear, and reads soft and contemporary — a safe choice for floors and wet areas.
The format
At 100 × 100 × 9mmmm this is a versatile square format that lays cleanly in a grid or on the diagonal, and suits both floors and walls.
The colour
Tonally this sits in the charcoal family. Light changes everything with tile, so order a sample and live with it on your wall or floor across a day before you commit — what reads warm at 9am can read cool by dusk.
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“The 173×150 format in charcoal matte introduces scale variation without disrupting the earthy tonal story.”
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