Antica Ceramica, one of India’s established names in tile manufacturing, has announced the launch of its new Printed Tiles Collection — a contemporary range designed to bring artistic expression and technological innovation into modern interiors. Addressing the growing demand for surfaces that go beyond basic utility, the collection aligns with 2025 interior trends that emphasize individuality, visual storytelling, and character-driven spaces.
Designed for multi-functional applications, the Printed Tiles Collection is suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and feature walls, offering designers and homeowners ample creative freedom. “The Printed Tiles Collection is about transforming ordinary surfaces into artistic expressions,” says Mr. Rahul Bhugra, Director, Antica Ceramica. “Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these tiles offer durability, easy maintenance, and moisture resistance, making them ideal for high-traffic or wet areas. They allow homeowners to bring a refreshing, tropical ambiance into their living spaces while ensuring long-lasting performance.”
The new line features tiles in 600 x 1200 mm dimensions with a 10 mm thickness, catering to a variety of layouts and installation preferences. Produced using advanced digital printing technology, the designs span rustic wood grains, natural stone textures, Moroccan and Mediterranean motifs, watercolor-inspired abstracts, and more — enabling customized interiors that mirror personal tastes and design intent.
The collection also introduces finishes such as matte, glazed, and textured surfaces, which add tactile depth while enhancing safety in moisture-prone zones. Added resistance to scratches, stains, and fading ensures that the tiles retain their visual quality over time.
With printed tiles gaining traction as focal elements in interior design, Antica Ceramica’s latest offering positions walls and floors as expressive canvases rather than mere backgrounds. The Printed Tiles Collection reinforces the brand’s commitment to evolving with contemporary design philosophies, merging art, architecture, and functionality into cohesive living environments.
