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Bathroom with double vanity, bathtub and shower in marble-effect white porcelain stoneware with ochre veins
Marble & Onyx

Calacatta Gold

CALACATTA GOLD by TAGINA is a porcelain stoneware collection inspired by the precious Italian marble quarried in Tuscany, in the Apuan Alps. The striking aspect

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Bathroom with bathtub and double vanity, solid-color porcelain stoneware tiles.
Concrete & Design

Full Colours

A tribute to essentiality, a porcelain stoneware collection that celebrates the timeless elegance of black and white. A timeless classic, a perfect duality where light

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Bathroom with sinks and bathtub, in marble-effect porcelain stoneware with black and purple veins
Marble & Onyx

Lilac

Starting with its name, Lilac pays homage to a natural oriental marble; a prestigious variety, whose dramatic black veining against a white background sometimes creates

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Kitchen with black marble-effect porcelain stoneware featuring white veining.
Marble & Onyx

Marquina

Marquina Nero by Tagina is characterised by the intense blackness of the background punctuated by irregular diagonal grey/white veins. It is inspired by the natural

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piastrella in gres porcellanato effetto onice persiano di colore nero, con vene e striature bianche
Marble & Onyx

Onice Reale

ONICE REALE pays homage to a rare variety of Persian Onyx; with its deep emerald tones and the exclusiveness note lent by the differing intensity

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living open space con divani e pavimento in gres effetto pietra
Stone & Classic

Pietra d’Orvieto

PIETRA D’ORVIETO (Orvieto’s stone) is inspired by a particular carbonate rock extracted in central Italy, near the city of the same name. Its refined design,

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Hotel lobby with sofas, clad in white marble-effect porcelain stoneware
Marble & Onyx

Statuario

Paying homage to Tuscany’s finest marble Tagina’s STATUARIO recreates the elegantly cut marble preferred by the Romans to fashion eternal sculptures and build sumptuous homes.

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