Portland and Jura-effect porcelain stoneware: Grace Fossil

Keope G Fossil Silver — Grace Fossil Silver

Two stones, one soul

Grace Fossil is the stone-effect porcelain stoneware collection that tells the story of time through its material, elegantly uniting two ancient souls. On one hand, the regal purity of Portland stone, an icon of London architecture. On the other, the ancestral strength of Jura Stone, guardian of millennia-old traces in the mountains of Bavaria. Not a simple overlay, but a perfect fusion of materials, giving life to a vibrant ceramic surface designed for high-end flooring and wall tiles, both indoors and outdoors.

Grace Fossil is one of the pillars of Grace Atelier, the design collection that brings together Grace, Grace Fossil, and Grace Lithos into a single chromatic and tactile journey inspired by European geology. Grace Fossil tiles share a common color palette and decorative motifs designed by Margherita Rui, for projects where floors and walls interact in perfect stylistic harmony.

Colors, Surfaces, and Sizes

Grace Fossil is available in six neutral shades, ranging from the warm, earthy tones of Clay and Beige to the contemporary gray of Grey, and the luminosity of Ivory, Silver, and White. The surface stands out for its textured, soap-finished finish, which lends volume and realism to the original stone-inspired design, while Ultramatt technology ensures each tile has just the right amount of matte finish—pleasant to the touch and free of unwanted reflections even in bright light.

The range of sizes makes Grace Fossil suitable for everything from the most intimate spaces to large-scale projects, from the maxi 120x278 format down to the 30x60 format.

The R9, R10, and R11 finishes cover every application need, with documented performance for both indoor flooring and the most exposed outdoor surfaces, where foot traffic requires reliable slip resistance.

Decorative Patterns and Designer Mosaics

Grace Fossil explores its decorative theme on two levels: the collection’s decorative patterns and the signature mosaics of the “Fragments of Grace” project, conceived by designer Margherita Rui. A system of surfaces that transforms wall tiles into pure architectural language, enriching spaces with geometric motifs and refined contemporary textures.

Based on a single strip module common to all collections, it takes shape in four distinct compositions—Avenue, Pince, Domus, and Tressé—designed for both floors and walls and embellished, in their most sophisticated versions, with glazes and metallic finishes.

6 Colors

8 Sizes

3 Surfaces

3 Thicknesses