Lea Ceramiche crafts low-impact ceramic tiles for Arts-Loi station in Belgium

Lea Ceramiche’s Slimtech ceramic slabs now cover the walls of the Arts-Loi station in Brussels as part of a restyling project. Made with reduced consumption of water and raw materials, these tiles

A pioneer in floor and wall claddings, Lea Ceramiche stands out with its innovative and timeless collection of tiles and claddings that are a product of meticulous research, extraordinary production technologies and regular and consistent collaborations with some of the most appreciated international designers and brands. Their versatile and robust designs utilise ceramic materials in an unconventional way to produce a distinctive brand identity.

The Gouache.10 collection comprises tiles that are ultra-thin at 3.5 mm. The reduced thickness and consequent lightness of the tiles in this collection is achieved as a result of the laminating and porcelain compacting technology. This also makes the tiles flexible, pliable and robust.

The Slimtech Gouache.10 tiles that have been used at the Arts-Loi station measure 100 x 300 cm and are signed by the Milan based architect and designer Diego Grandi, who worked on the collection as part of a collaboration with Lea Ceramiche. The tile colours White Cloud and Cool Rain give the walls and spaces a clean and modern appearance and fulfil the functional demands at the station. Subtle and laidback, the cladding serves as a perfect backdrop for photo installations or advertisement screens.