Doral, FL, January 30, 2006-- Sardinia, Italy, an enchanting Mediterranean island between the Italian mainland and the northern tip of Africa, represents a unique blend of color and vibrant landscape.
From this floating diamond in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Mediterranea, an Italian-based, multi-national tile production and design firm, reports that it has quarried a magical blend of colorful stones to create a new tile collection titled: “Indian Trace.”
The company adds: "Indian Trace uses a blend of natural colors and unique shading to create a series full of earthen charm and inspiring movement. Using the very latest in Rotocolor technology, this glazed porcelain tile presents a new and unique honed-finish stone look that invokes a sense of the islands natural surroundings. This level of technology lends a dramatic sense of movement and variation to this collection, making each tile as different and autonomous as the natural stone that gave birth to the Indian Trace collection.
"Developed in Italy, the series is produced in a plant in Argentina. This facility recently completed a large-scale investment in glazing and graphic equipment, including a brand new, double battery, eight-head, jumbo Rotocolor machine capable of providing twice the amount of graphics normally utilized in glazed porcelain production. This collection is offered in three sizes: (6X6”), (13X13”) and (18X18”), and available in five natural colors: Sioux (Ivory), Cherokee (Cream), Comanche (Taupe), Apache (Terracotta) and Navajo (Noche). Indian Trace passes C.O.F., testing requirements for ADA, making it ideal for both residential and commercial spaces.
