Sensi Terre Brick.
Perfectly Imperfect.
Sensi Terre references the material language of artisanal clay - the material's warmth, natural variation and depth.
Matteo Thun & Partners bring these qualities into porcelain, refined through Florim’s B Corp certified precision manufacturing.
The character of earth, resolved with the performance of porcelain.
Six Earths, One Tonal Range.
The Sensi Terre Brick palette runs the full tonal register of fired clay, so a single wall can be built from one colour, or blended across several without interrupting the aesthetic language.
Cotone: Soft, chalky off-white.
Sabbia: Warm, light natural-clay beige.
Rosato: Earthy terracotta with a soft pink undertone.
Mattone: Medium brick red, classic fired clay.
Amaranto: Deep earthy red with mineral warmth.
Carbone: Deep, warm charcoal brown.
Three Surfaces, One System.
Sensi Terre Brick is built as three tiles at a single working size (57 x 232 x 8.5mm), so they can run independently or combined within the one installation, without resizing a setout.
- Brick - an undulating field tile with an irregular, unrectified organic edge. Wall applications only.
- Onda 5 - an angular wave surface, for a sharper dimensional shadow line. Onda is Italian for "wave." Wall applications only.
- Onda 7 - a linear dimensional stripe, for a more restrained, directional texture. Wall applications only.
All three carry a silk finish, sit at the same 8.5mm thickness, and share the same unrectified profile, meaning Brick, Onda 5, and Onda 7 can be layered together in one wall to build depth without a jump in scale or joint width.
Pictured: Sensi Terre Amaranto
Built to endure.
Introducing | Compatta
Designed by Milanese interior architect Federico Peri, Compatta translates the ancient art of rammed earth into a disciplined surface system. Inspired by the compressed clay of the ancient world, the collection pairs raw geological strata with mid-century flair. Rendered in high-performance Italian porcelain across MAGNUM porcelain panels and versatile floor tiles, Compatta offers Australian specifiers an authentic material anchor engineered for light, longevity, and sustainable spatial design.
Raw Material Meets Modernist Discipline.
To translate earth into an architectural language, designer Federico Peri integrated elements of raw materiality through mid-century design principles. The collection draws on Gio Ponti’s combination of light and shadow as an aesthetic theme and constant. The range also reflects the sinuous landscape contours of Roberto Burle Marx, and the three-dimensional concrete of English sculptor William Mitchell. By embedding these reference points in the material rationale, Compatta innovates on organic soil randomness with structural control.
