FIANDRE’S FLEXIBLE SYSTEM OF COMPLEMENTARY CERAMIC SURFACES
Fiandre, a brand belonging to Iris Ceramica Group, adds the Lexicon collection to its material offering, providing a foundational selection of eight ceramic surfaces designed for maximum design flexibility. Structured as an open system of complementary porcelain slabs, the collection is organized around two distinct yet converging families: Expressive and Structural surfaces. Each surface can live on its own or in dialogue with the others, creating calibrated contrasts or fluid continuity through a systematic mix-and-match method.
Fiandre Lexicon: Breccia Phoenix Maximum and White Aura surfaces | all images courtesy of Fiandre
WATER-BASED TECHNOLOGY MEETS AESTHETIC PERFORMANCE
Interweaving design, research, and responsible sustainability, Fiandre’s Lexicon collection carries a force of innovation through its production process. The Lexicon Maximum formats are produced using a revolutionary water-based technology developed by the brand’s parent company, Iris Ceramica Group. This process represents a significant step forward in the ecological transition, resulting in ceramic materials that possess enhanced texture, depth, and extraordinarily intense colors. Furthermore, compatibility with the most advanced digital printing systems guarantees unprecedented definition without altering the material’s technical performance.
Fiandre Lexicon: Breccia Phoenix Maximum and White Aura surfaces
EXPRESSIVE AND STRUCTURAL SURFACES IN LEXICON COLLECTION
The Lexicon collection is defined by its two different yet converging families, which together offer a language for designers to build a coherent syntax. The Structural family provides a selection of essential surfaces designed to define the visual framework of a space with neutral rigor. This authoritative family includes White Aura, which recalls the purity of delicate marbles; Havana Burlington, inspired by grey limestone; Roche Bleue, a deep grey enriched with blue shading; and Pietra di Fez, a beige surface dotted with light shadows.
The Expressive family brings emotion and atmosphere, turning the space into a narration with rich textures and balanced shades. This line features four distinct colors: Arabescato Grigio, with an intense, vibrant pattern; Breccia Blu, a blue background crossed by paler fragments and irregular variations; Ceppo Aragona, which delivers a highly textured impact; and Breccia Phoenix, marked by grey and white contrasts that add depth and movement.
Fiandre Lexicon: Breccia Phoenix Maximum and White Aura surfaces
The selection is completed by three high-tech finishes that showcase the personality of each surface. These include Natural, balanced and versatile; Natural Plus, offering greater tactile definition and enhanced safety in damp spaces; and Antislip, assuring outdoor performance without compromising on aesthetics. The range of formats maximizes design potential, featuring traditional sizes (8 mm thick) and large slabs, 270×120 cm and 6 mm thick. This large format is designed to extend visual perception and minimize offcuts, adapting to common architectural proportions. Special thicknesses are also available for outdoor use, offering strength and durability even in the most demanding conditions.
Fiandre Lexicon: Breccia Phoenix Maximum and White Aura surfaces
Fiandre Lexicon: Ceppo Aragona surface
Fiandre Lexicon: Ceppo Aragona surface
Fiandre Lexicon: Ceppo Aragona surface
Fiandre Lexicon: Pietra di Fez surface
Fiandre Lexicon: Havana Burlington and White Aura surfaces
Fiandre Lexicon: Havana Burlington and Roche Bleue surfaces
project info:
name: Lexicon
company: Fiandre | @fiandre_surfaces
families: Expressive (Arabescato Grigio, Breccia Blu, Ceppo Aragona, Breccia Phoenix); Structural (White Aura, Havana Burlington, Roche Bleue, Pietra di Fez)
finish: Natural, Natural Plus, Antislip
sizes: traditional sizes (8 mm), large slab (270×120 cm, 6 mm), special thicknesses for outdoor
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