Variability in ceramics

At Cersaie 2025, Casalgrande Padana is expanding its Lithos and Concept collections with new porcelain stoneware formats and thicknesses. These new additions create modular systems that combine design freedom with technical precision. 

Casalgrande Padana presents Lithos, a modern variant of Portland stone made of porcelain stoneware. © Casalgrande Padana

Lithos reinterprets Portland stone. The series is characterised by soft colours – Beige, Bianco, Grigio, Nero, Taupe and Tortora – and a compact texture. New additions include large-format slabs measuring up to 120 x 278 cm with a 6 mm thickness, as well as 90 x 90 cm, 60 x 120 cm and 120 x 120 cm variants. Surfaces range from natural R10 to silk matt and non-slip finishes.

There are 20 mm thick versions available for outdoor areas that can be laid on gravel, grass or sand, as well as on raised floors. Mosaics, ribbed designs and curved options in a 30×30 format are also available. 

The Concept collection is given warmth and individuality by red shades. © Casalgrande Padana

The concept echoes the appearance of urban concrete. Cloud-like effects and subtle colour accents characterise the surfaces. The collection comprises seven colours and a range of formats, from 20×20 cm to 120×120 cm, as well as hexagonal slabs. In addition to the 9 mm option, there are also 20 mm thick, non-slip variants available for outdoor use. Flat relief decors, mosaics and ribbed elements expand the range of possible applications.