Nitco offers Designer Collection 2016
The Designer Collection 2016 offers ceramic floor, wall and glazed vitrified tiles inspired from various elements of nature, history and art. The Skiffer series captures the power of surfaces, patterns, colours and textures formed by natural phenomenon. The Civitas series is inspired by stones from Jerash, a former Greco-Roman city in present-day Jordan. Inspired by the combination of wood and stone, the Wood collection comes with an Acasia wood finish. The range also includes tiles with exquisite metal crafted designs inspired by art deco patterns, while the Artistic collection reflects artisanal craftsmanship with motifs reminiscent of Zardosi, Persian art and dye painting.
The Designer Collection 2016 offers ceramic floor, wall and glazed vitrified tiles inspired from various elements of nature, history and art. The Skiffer series captures the power of surfaces, patterns, colours and textures formed by natural phenomenon. The Civitas series is inspired by stones from Jerash, a former Greco-Roman city in present-day Jordan. Inspired by the combination of wood and stone, the Wood collection comes with an Acasia wood finish. The range also includes tiles with exquisite metal crafted designs inspired by art deco patterns, while the Artistic collection reflects artisanal craftsmanship with motifs reminiscent of Zardosi, Persian art and dye painting. Rs 65 per sq ft onward.
The Designer Collection 2016 offers ceramic floor, wall and glazed vitrified tiles inspired from various elements of nature, history and art. The Skiffer series captures the power of surfaces, patterns, colours and textures formed by natural phenomenon. The Civitas series is inspired by stones from Jerash, a former Greco-Roman city in present-day Jordan. Inspired by the combination of wood and stone, the Wood collection comes with an Acasia wood finish. The range also includes tiles with exquisite metal crafted designs inspired by art deco patterns, while the Artistic collection reflects artisanal craftsmanship with motifs reminiscent of Zardosi, Persian art and dye painting. 
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