50x43.2 cm tiles are a medium-scale polygonal format designed to make the geometry of the laying pattern visible without creating the dense repetition typical of smaller modules. The size can be used in hexagonal configurations or in compositions that combine different shapes, creating regular and clearly readable patterns.
The surface area of each individual element is large enough to give space to colour and texture, while the polygonal perimeter defines the rhythm of the composition. A tone-on-tone grout makes the pattern more discreet, while contrasting grout highlights the outlines of the modules and the geometric structure of the laying pattern.
50x43.2 cm porcelain stoneware can be used on floors and walls in residential and contract spaces when the aim is to introduce a recognisable geometric pattern without using very small elements. The medium scale allows the pattern to remain visible yet balanced even across larger surfaces.
The distinctive feature of the format therefore lies in the balance between module size and geometric impact: the design is created directly by the shape and repetition of the elements, without the need for additional decoration.