Selenite Maximum is part of the Maximum collections by Fiandre Architectural Surfaces, a company dedicated to the production of high-range full-bodied porcelain slabs.
All the Selenite Maximum slabs are characterized by their Jewel finish, highly aesthetic, and technological. The Jewel finish is achieved through intense chemical processes with iridescent minerals and a vitreous material, by which the light dissolves into a crystalline cast, flowing through the spaces in the weave and offering a stone effect in its silvery reflections.
The Selenite Maximum texture is also known as moonstone. Thanks to crystalline refractions, ceramic surfaces acquire an enveloping and naturally luminous appearance, characterized by striking graphic textures and three unique color variants: Selenite White Maximum, Selenite Greige Maximum, and Selenite Black Maximum.
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| Selenite White Maximum | Selenite Greige Maximum | Selenite Black Maximum |
Selenite Maximum is available in the large slab size of 300x150 cm and in the sub-sizes of 150x150, 150x75, 75x75, and 75x37.5 cm.
With a thickness of only 6 mm, all the Selenite Maximum presentations offer maximum application versatility.
Selenite White Maximum
The ceramic fabric lights up with white tones and dynamic lines that give vitality to the surfaces, emphasizing the details and enriching the entire environment. The exclusive Jewel finish, with its luminous reflections, gives luminosity to the material. Through the combination of an iridescent mineral and a glassy material, light spreads in a crystalline cast.
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| Selenite White Maximum on flooring |
Selenite Greige Maximum
The ceramic material is distinguished by its shades of grey. The exclusive Jewel finish gives the surface a lush silvery reflection, thanks to the interaction between an iridescent mineral and a glassy material. The light merges into a crystalline cascade that expands between the details of the texture.
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| Selenite Greige Maximum on flooring |
Selenite Black Maximum
Black lights up with lighter inserts. The surfaces are defined by their striking crystalline refractions and distinctive graphic features. The Jewel finish, resulting from the encounter between an iridescent mineral and a vitreous material, emphasizes the luminous moments, giving the ceramics a sharp and intense effect.
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| Selenite Black Maximum on flooring |
The processing of natural raw materials, combined with the use of leading-edge patented production techniques, makes it possible to obtain high-tech materials characterized by typical full-bodied effects, a feature that has always been the exclusive hallmark of quarried marble and stone. Chromatic variations, veining, and speckling are thus prized characteristics of Fiandre materials.
All the shades of Selenite Maximum have a High (V3) chromatic variation degree.
