Trend: candy colours inspire new launches in architecture and decoration

Candy colours are increasingly in evidence. The classic cartel returned to the spotlight and brought with it a sense of minimalism and nostalgia. Among the brands that have taken possession of the concept of "sugary" colours is Ceusa, which created the collection "Aurora", with a gradient of candy colours. The sweet effect evoked by the tones is reinforced by the soft texture, obtained with the application of a special raw material on the porcelain tile surface, reinforcing the futuristic aura of the piece.

In addition to millenial pink, the tiles mix serenity blue and light yellow. In 20x20 cm format, the products combine with the most diverse projects to add personality to the environment. With a soft texture, they can be applied on both floors and walls.

Based on the Pulse concept, the "pulse of new living", Ceusa presents 24 new collections in 2022. With the provocation "Your House Wears What?", the products arise from ideals that unite past and future, embracing all maximalist manifestations to facilitate the free combination between the elements of decoration.

Colours are also in the wood

Colorful and soft tones are also present in the portfolio of Duratex, considered the largest producer of industrialized wood panels in the Southern Hemisphere. This is the case with Mint, a single-color pattern from the Essencial line. With its satin finish and light green tone, the panel inspires closeness to nature and can be applied to tile interior walls and ceilings, as well as to furniture cabinetry.

The blue Astral, from the Velluto line, reminds us of good energies. The greyish touch of this pattern makes the blue of the product more balanced and contemporary, enabling various applications and favouring compositions with other materials.