Fiandre hails Lexicon as a vocabulary of surfaces

Lexicon by Iris Group brand Fiandre offers an architectural language built around eight carefully selected materials organised into two complementary families. The collection has two different yet convergent souls: Expressive, devoted to intense, narrative textures, and Structural, with more essential and versatile shades.

A modern interior featuring a wooden dining table with chairs, against a backdrop of gray marble walls and sleek concrete surfaces. Natural light streams through large windows, illuminating the space.
Lexicon Roche Bleue and Arabescato Grigio by Fiandre

The Expressive family offers rich textures and balanced colours. There are four colours in this family: Arabescato Grigio, with an intense, vibrant pattern; Breccia Blu, a blue background crossed by paler fragments and irregular variations; Ceppo Aragona, with a highly textured impact; and Breccia Phoenix, marked by grey and white contrasts that add depth and movement.

Modern home exterior with large glass windows, light-colored stone walls, and landscaped lawn featuring steps leading up to the entrance.
Lexicon Havana Burlington and White Aura by Fiandre used outdoors

The Structural family offers a selection of essential and architectural surfaces. Silent and authoritative, they create the visual structure of the space. The Structural family includes White Aura, which recalls the purity of the most delicate marbles; Havana Burlington, inspired by grey limestone; Roche Bleue, a deep grey enriched with blue shading; and Pietra di Fez, a beige surface dotted with light shadows.

A modern, stylish living room featuring a large natural stone wall, two armchairs, a circular table, and various decorative sculptures. Large windows provide views of greenery outside.
Lexicon Breccia Phoenix maximum and White Aura by Fiandre.

The selection is completed with three hi-tech finishes that showcase the personality of each surface: Natural, balanced and versatile; Natural Plus, with greater tactile definition and safety in damp spaces; Antislip assuring outdoor performance without compromising on beauty and elegance. The range of formats spans traditional sizes (8mm thick) and large slabs, 2,700 by 1,200mm (6mm thick). The slabs are produced with a revolutionary water-based technology developed by Iris Ceramica Group.

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