achieved via the use of a laser directly onto the fired tile, the ceramic decor is created with no need for further firing. There is no contact and no dyes or inks are required or any post-engraving treatments. In the point of contact between the laser ray and the glazed ceramic surface, there is a slight and rapid temperature increase, that can be controlled in terms of heat and duration and that generates a crystallization of the glaze giving an effect of brilliance. On glossy and/or matt non-textured surfaces, it is possible to create a depth effect, shades and detailing. The key strengths of this process are speed and high resolution.

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a rating system created to encourage the construction of “green” buildings. Developed by the US Green Building Council and internationally recognized , it points out the necessary requirements to build eco-compatible projects, capable of functioning in sustainable and autonomous way in terms of energy consumption as well as having a low environmental impact throughout their entire life-cycle.