Bérgamo reproduces ceppo stone, the Lombard conglomerate behind Milan's most elegant buildings, now in porcelain. A neutral grey background scattered with pebbles and mineral fragments: a sophisticated stone-look terrazzo that adds visual texture without overloading, and works just as well in a contemporary living room as on a terrace or a façade.
Three tones — warm Ivory, pure Grey and urban Cement — in two versions: 59.3x59.3 cm rectified (minimal joint, seamless look) and 60x60 cm non-rectified (more economical installation).
Technical characteristics
Material: porcelain stoneware (BIa, ISO 13006) · matt finish · 10 mm thick
Formats: 59.3x59.3 cm rectified · 60x60 cm
Use: floors and walls, indoor and outdoor (frost resistant)
Box 59.3: 3 pieces = 1.055 m² (24.3 kg) · pallet 40 boxes = 42.2 m²
Box 60x60: 3 pieces = 1.08 m² (24.95 kg) · pallet 40 boxes = 43.2 m²
A floor that never goes out of style
The terrazzo-style stone effect has been a steady trend in architecture for a decade: it hides dust and footprints far better than a plain dark floor, adds depth to large rooms and pairs well with wood, brass and pure white.
Vetonek tip: choose the rectified 59.3x59.3 if you want a minimal joint (2 mm) and a seamless floor; the standard 60x60 with a 3-4 mm joint is perfect for outdoor areas and tighter budgets. Always add 10% extra material for cuts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which stone does the Bérgamo series imitate?
It reproduces ceppo, a natural conglomerate of Lombard origin used in Milan's elegant architecture for centuries: a grey background dotted with pebbles and mineral fragments. This series brings it to porcelain stoneware with all its technical advantages: zero porosity, frost-proof and maintenance-free.
What's the difference between the 59.3x59.3 and the 60x60?
The 59.3x59.3 cm is rectified: perfectly machined edges that allow a minimal 2 mm joint and an almost seamless floor. The 60x60 cm is non-rectified, laid with a 3–4 mm joint, and more economical. The design and the three colors are the same.
How much does each box cover?
Both formats come 3 pieces per box: the 59.3x59.3 covers 1.055 m² (24.3 kg) and the 60x60 covers 1.08 m² (24.95 kg). The full pallet holds 40 boxes: 42.2 m² and 43.2 m² respectively.
Is it suitable for outdoors and heavy-traffic areas?
Yes. It is frost-proof BIa porcelain stoneware, suitable for terraces, porches and facades, and its stone pattern hides dust and footprints much better than a plain dark floor, which is why it is widely used in commercial spaces and busy homes.
Which color should I choose: Marfil, Gris or Cemento?
Marfil brings warmth and light (pairs with wood and brass), Gris is the most faithful to the original Milanese stone, and Cemento leans urban-industrial (perfect with black and pure white). Order samples of all three if in doubt: the same floor changes a lot with the room's light.
How do I clean it?
Water with a neutral detergent and that's it. It needs no water repellents or treatments like natural stone, doesn't stain, and the tone doesn't alter with sunlight or over the years.
How much material should I order?
Add 10% to your meters for cuts and spares, and round up to full boxes. For large surfaces (from about 40 m²), the full pallet gives you the best price per square meter.
