Shown in Red Earth No. 64, Dead Flat—a multi-surface, ultra-matte finish from Farrow & Ball—has been reinterpreted with an easy-to-use, water-based formulation that can be painted on walls, woodwork, and metal.

Resembling clay, Terrene from Astek is printed to order on a textured ground resulting in a series of tonal murals that elevate interiors. Each design, including Earthen 2 in terracotta (shown), is custom scaled and printed on a Type II vinyl.

For Saline, a new range of outdoor rugs for GAN, Made Studio looked to nature for inspiration. Handloomed in India, the collection comes in four versions in a variety of hues: black, white, terracotta (shown), and green.

Cosentino’s Kraftizen is a colorful collection of its innovative ultra-compact surface Dekton, a technological material composed of a blend of raw materials, porcelain, and glass. Umber (shown) is one of five inviting colors.

Informed by the way stacking cups gradually become taller, the Nendo-designed Kasane furniture line for Gervasoni is characterized by the rhythmic expression of its edges and the material texture of the clay.

Comprising nine colors, including Amaranto (shown), Pigmento Antracite from Ergon is a resin-effect porcelain stoneware floor and wall tile that features Silktech technology, which combines anti-slip performance with a ceramic surface that’s silky to the touch.