Ceramiche Keope produces porcelain stoneware wall and floor tiles that are Made in Italy for exterior and interior environments in commercial, public and residential spaces.
Coverings 2019
Orlando, Florida April 9-12, 2019 BOOTH 1013
Plus Atelier #TailoredTile
Color, decor, material, and design.
K3 - 30 mm Thickness
High performance in terms of resistance to loads, degree of absorption, durability over time and ease of maintenance.
PLUS - large slabs
Broaden your vision, overcome barriers. Discover PLUS, the new large slabs by Keope
Arte Sella
Ceramiche Keope alongside Arte Sella at the inauguration of the work of Kengo Kuma
Tales of Architecture at Artesella
Stories of affinity between material and projects
Greenthinking
Ceramiche Keope is the first manufacturer of porcelain stoneware in the world to obtain certification of its PEF (Product Environmental Footprint) declaration
Cersaie
Relive with us the emotions of Cersaie, 2017 edition.
It's time for customisation: new sizes and finishes for Elements
Three inspirations, a unique project
K2 Project - 2cm thickness
Surface for your living Outdoor: 14 collections, 9 sizes, 38 colours
Projects
Bernini² - Turin
Ceramiche Keope for Bernini², the residential solution that elevates the pleasure of living.
Projects
Blue Leanie Building - England (GB)
Concrete effect with a cosmopolitan appeal for the interiors of the British business area: a futuristic building made of dazzling spaces and minimal furnishings.
Projects
La Femme Beauty Salon - Venice (I)
The beauty salon offers exotic allure and modern patinas. The polished, elegant floor, with black marble effect, reflects all the light points.
Projects
The Style Outlets - Praga (CZ)
In the Czech capital, an outlet perfectly imitates a romantic city centre, with tree-lined avenues, fancy boutiques, staircases and floors with a light and refined concrete effect porcelain stoneware.
Projects
The Railway Tavern - UK
The Railway Tavern sits in the center of the Scottish town of Motherwell, near Glasgow. The pub is a lively gathering place, settled between a church and the overpass.
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