Inspired by the compositional tradition of classical stone pavements, Decocer’s new Lythos Collection brings this heritage into the language of contemporary ceramics. The result is a proposal where geometry, material and design come together to create surfaces of timeless, understated elegance.
A specialist in small-format ceramics, Decocer has developed Lythos as a system based on four geometries: octagon, star, cross and insert, designed to be combined in multiple ways to generate a wide range of configurations. The collection offers architects and interior designers a design tool capable of adapting the flooring to the identity of each project, from highly restrained compositions to more expressive graphic layouts.
Inspired by the pavements that shaped Mediterranean courtyards, galleries, squares and homes for centuries, Lythos reinterprets this architectural language in ceramic. The repetition of forms, balanced proportions and geometric precision create surfaces where flooring becomes a defining architectural element.
The collection is available in porcelain with a mineral matt finish and a palette of four colors — white, sand, grey and dark grey — inspired by the understated beauty and natural character of stone. Its deliberately restrained color palette enhances the strength of the geometric compositions while allowing seamless integration into projects of many different styles.
Thanks to its technical performance and C3 slip resistance, Lythos is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, extending its versatility across residential, hospitality and contract projects.
With this collection, Decocer continues to explore the expressive possibilities of small-format ceramics, reaffirming its ability to transform design into a tool that serves architecture.
