All Leather Collections

The PREMIUM SHADED collection is made from buffalo hide — a material with a pronounced, coarse grain. The tiles cut from it carry an unusually wide range of shading, and that range is what gives the collection its contrast. It is used on floors, on walls, and in interior work.

The natural folds of the hide are not evened out. They are kept. What looks like an irregularity on a single tile settles into a coherent picture once the tiles are laid together: light and dark alternate without the surface becoming restless. PREMIUM SHADED reads as elegant precisely because nothing was standardized.

On Floors, on Walls, on Furniture

Buffalo leather tiles work horizontally and vertically alike. Even over larger areas the collection keeps its expression — the point at which many strongly patterned materials fail. That makes it possible to run a whole room in one material, or to pick out individual elements deliberately.

Soft Underfoot

Buffalo leather gives slightly as you walk on it. Footsteps are softened, the surface feels warm, and it holds that warmth whatever the season. Anyone who has felt the difference from tile, stone, or parquet recognizes it the moment they step onto it again.

What Time Adds

Under heavy use, the floor develops a patina of shading and traces. Frequently walked areas lighten, edges and transitions draw themselves in. This change is intended: over the years it gives the surface a depth that cannot be manufactured, and it is what makes this floor what it is.

Alongside Other Materials

Next to hard, cool surfaces, PREMIUM SHADED has its strongest effect — against mineral and metallic materials as much as plastics and technical finishes. The many gradations of color in the collection pick up tones from their surroundings, which lets it sit in pared-back and traditionally furnished rooms alike.

The CONTINENTAL collection is based on buffalo hide — a skin with a markedly stronger grain than cowhide. That is where the collection's range of shading comes from: no square meter is like another, and it is precisely this that produces the contrast running through the flooring, wall panels, and interior work made from it.

The natural folding of the hide is left untouched. Across a full surface, this produces an interplay of lighter and darker zones — striking in detail, calm as a whole.

Applications

As flooring, as wall covering, or in furniture and interior fit-out: buffalo leather tiles carry their character across large areas as well as small ones. Because the same material can be used on several planes, it allows for continuous schemes in which floor, wall, and built-in elements speak the same material language.

Underfoot

Buffalo leather is noticeably soft and yielding to walk on. It softens each step, gives off no cold, and makes the difference from hard floor coverings immediately apparent — something that pays off in living spaces as much as in retail and reception areas where people stand for long periods.

Patina Through Use

What sets CONTINENTAL apart only shows after a few months. Heavy use builds a patina of shading and traces. Walking routes draw themselves in, edges lighten, the surface gains depth. This development is not wear; it is part of the idea — the floor tells you how it has been used.

Combining Materials

Against concrete, metal, solid wood, stone, or glass, CONTINENTAL sets a warm, organic counterpoint. The breadth of shading in the collection picks up surrounding tones and mediates between very different material worlds — from a pared-back loft to a traditionally furnished room.

The STYLE II leather collection is rich in contrast without being restless. The natural folds of the hide are kept intact and become a feature of the surface — where industrial processing would normally smooth them away, the structure of the skin stays visible.

The character shows most clearly across a full surface: the markings carry on from tile to tile, come forward in raking light, and read as calm and deep under diffuse lighting. High in contrast and elegant at the same time — that is what this floor does.

Floors and Walls

The tiles work for both applications and hold their character across large areas. Floor and wall can therefore be treated as one continuous surface — in alcoves, on wall panels, in reception areas, or inside elevators. Leather changes not only how a space looks, but also how it sounds and how warm it feels.

Feel

The surface is soft and comfortable to walk on. Leather takes on the temperature of the room and stays warm underfoot. Over time it develops a patina that does not wear the surface down but lets it mature.

Combining Materials

STYLE II is at its most striking alongside contemporary materials, natural and manufactured alike: exposed concrete, brushed steel, smoked oak, natural stone, or glass. Because the colors within the collection are closely related, the tiles can be mixed freely without the surface becoming busy.

Every Hide a One-Off

No two hides are the same, and no two surfaces are identical. That makes STYLE II suited to projects where the material and the work that went into it are meant to stay visible: in private homes as much as in boutiques, hotels, professional practices, and representative office space.

The VINTAGE leather floor has a robust, open character. The collection hides nothing: pores, scars, and the grown structures of the hide stay visible and give the surface its deliberately unretouched appearance. If you are looking for an evenly closed surface, this is the wrong collection — if you are looking for an honest material, it is the right one.

Aniline as the Basis

The aniline-dyed surface is what shapes this collection. Because no opaque coating is applied, the fiber structure of the leather stays open — visible to the eye and noticeable to the touch. The floor feels soft and is comfortable to walk on, while the natural depth of color is preserved instead of disappearing under a layer of pigment.

Surface and Format

On floors and on walls alike, the tiles hold their expression across large continuous areas. The open character carries here — it reads as neither monotonous nor overdrawn, but creates a calm surface whose origin remains visible.

Effect in a Room

VINTAGE changes the atmosphere of a room noticeably. The warm inherent color of the leather works on the whole color mood of a space, softens hard reflections, and takes any sterility out of the surface. Rooms gain depth as a result — an effect that is less decorative than atmospheric.

Against Other Materials

Next to smooth, technical-looking materials the contrast is at its clearest: against concrete, steel, glass, and plastics as much as against stone and solid wood. VINTAGE takes the warm, open part and sets a counterpoint without dominating.

SKINNY is the collection for surfaces that have to take something. The finish on this floor leather was developed specifically for hard use, without giving up material quality: leather through and through — in the way it feels and in the patina that builds with use.

For High-Traffic Areas

Restaurants, hotels, bars, and lounges are typical settings, as are private spaces under heavy use. Where people walk and stand all day and furniture gets moved around, SKINNY shows what it can do — durability was the starting point of its development, not something added afterwards.

Made by Hand from Start to Finish

From production through to the finished tile, the SKINNY collection is made by hand. You feel that in the result: walking on it is a distinct experience, not comparable to machine-made floor coverings.

On Walls Too

The same tiles work as a wall covering — behind counters, in private dining rooms, corridors, or lobby areas. Floor and wall surfaces can be coordinated, tying together areas that would otherwise read as separate.

Durable, Still Soft

Robustness does not come at the cost of feel here. The floor stays soft and comfortable to walk on, takes on the temperature of the room, and keeps the characteristic hand of real leather. That combination — hard-wearing yet noticeably warm — is what separates the collection from purely technical floor coverings.