Promotion: Italian brand Ceramiche Keope has launched a porcelain tile collection called Grace Atelier, featuring stone-like surface designs available as monolithic slabs and geometric mosaics.

Ceramiche Keope's Grace Atelier collection includes three surfaces that aim to recall geological sites in Europe: Grace, Grace Fossil, and Grace Lithos.

"The project is built on four pillars: the deep synergy within the collection, enabling the creation of multi-material projects; the progressive evolution of graphics and textures; a versatile colour palette; and signature mosaics, which introduce decoration as an integral part of the architectural language," said Ceramiche Keope.

"These elements allow the different facets of Grace Atelier to interact while each retains its own identity."

The Grace tile design, which was already an established product at Ceramiche Keope, forms the basis of the new Grace Atelier collection.

Grace has a simple and understated surface design, informed by limestone from the region of Saint Antoine d'Auberoche in France.

Grace Fossil features a more graphic surface design, drawing on the British Portland Stone used to build Buckingham Palace and the fossil-rich Bavarian Jura Stone.

It has a cloud-like appearance with details of primordial-inspired textures.

Ceramiche Keope referenced the layered, streaking surface seen in the Villeneuve quartzite of the Alps for Grace Lithos, which is available in two iterations – Essential and Wild.

Essential has a subtle appearance, while Wild has a bolder veined design with eye-catching colour contrasts.

The trio of tiles in the Grace Atelier collection share the same colour options, ranging from bright, luminous tones to neutral greys and warming shades.

"This outlines a true visual and tactile evolution: from the graphic purity of Grace to the greater depth of Grace Fossil, all the way to the bolder character of Grace Lithos," said Ceramiche Keope.

"This gradual progression allows you to choose different levels of intensity or combine them within the same project, creating spaces that are both varied and cohesive," it continued.

"Unifying the entire project is the colour palette, conceived as a true stylistic key to foster harmonious combinations among the different textures."

Ceramiche Keope also collaborated with designer and art director Margherita Rui to create Fragments of Grace, an exclusive mosaic series that expands the creative versatility of the Grace Atelier architectural system.

Conceived as a Déco Mosaic Laboratory, the range combines porcelain stoneware surfaces with glossy glazes and subtle metallic-effect accents across geometric compositions.

"The collection balances the rigour of Modernism with the visual richness and geometries of Art Déco, transforming decoration into an authentic structural design element," said Ceramiche Keope.

"Fragments of Grace is divided into four collections – Tressé, Domus, Avenue, and Pince – in which material, light, and rhythm blend through interlacing patterns, geometric shapes, metallic details, and exquisite glossy enamel backgrounds," it continued.

"The mosaic thus transcends its purely ornamental role to become a genuine element of architectural language, capable of further connecting the different facets of the system."

Grace Atelier was recently awarded the ADI Cersaie Award 2026, a prestigious recognition for design excellence, acknowledging its comprehensive and versatile range system and its "strong material, chromatic and compositional coherence".

To learn more about Ceramiche Keope, visit its website here.

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