Technological evolution of natural materials: Levante makes its debut

A new season of design begins with Cersaie 2025. Pastorelli presents Levante, a new collection of surfaces that goes beyond traditional aesthetics, becoming a true visual and tactile experience. With Levante, stone is reinterpreted using a new design language that gives shape and rhythm to nature.

Levante is born from the energy of the wind, which passes through the material and shapes it with marks, traces, and material and chromatic variations. The surfaces, in advanced porcelain stoneware, take on the appearance of living landscapes that allow light and air to pass through them, bringing a measured and elegant dynamism to spaces. It is an invitation to live in harmony with the essential, freeing architecture from the superfluous and rediscovering the authenticity of stone in a contemporary key.

Behind the Levante collection of floor and wall tiles lies the revolutionary 3D Studio technology, which Pastorelli has developed in-house after years of refinement and investment: a technological implementation that has revolutionized the traditional production process, characterized by a three-dimensionality that is the result of a perfect coincidence between graphics and structure. Every detail, every variation reflects the power of nature. The effect is that of a material in motion, capable of evoking emotion while ensuring high technical performance, from resistance to slip resistance, ideal for both residential and high-traffic applications.

The new collection is divided into three color schemes that evoke different landscapes and intimate suggestions. Pure is the brightest shade, inspired by shaped rocks and marine transparencies, where light plays with the details of the surface, creating subtle and precious vibrations. Cream, on the other hand, is born from the erosion of time on rock: its warm and irregular shades transform the material into a three-dimensional narrative, rich in solids and voids that interact harmoniously with each other. Finally, Greige is inspired by sand shaped by the wind; a surface moved by light and fluid contrasts, capable of restoring the tranquility of the natural landscape and the softness of the air.