ETNA RLV. MATT 60X120 CEMENT EFFECT PORCELAIN TILE PRISSMACER

Etna Rlv. Matt 60x120 Cement Effect Porcelain Tile Prissmacer

The Etna Rlv. matt 60x120 cement effect porcelain tile by Prissmacer develops the mineral and contemporary aesthetic of the Etna collection through a decorative relief surface specifically designed for wall covering.

The Etna Rlv. range is available exclusively in 60x120 cm and in three exact colours: Rlv. Marfil, Rlv. Gris and Rlv. Marengo. All three references feature a matt finish and make it possible to create walls with volume, depth and a strong architectural presence.

Etna Rlv. by Prissmacer

Etna Rlv. is the relief proposal within the Etna collection by Prissmacer.

While the smooth Etna tiles make it possible to create large continuous surfaces, the Rlv. references introduce texture and volume to create decorative walls within the same aesthetic language.

Cement effect wall tile with relief

The main feature of Etna Rlv. is the combination of a cement effect aesthetic with a structured relief surface.

This treatment turns the wall into a decorative element and makes it possible to work with the way light falls across the different levels of the surface.

Etna relief in 60x120 cm

The Etna Rlv. references are developed in 60x120 cm.

This rectangular size makes it possible to use a large-format relief and visually reduce wall fragmentation, providing a more continuous and contemporary appearance.

Rlv. Marfil, Rlv. Gris and Rlv. Marengo

Prissmacer offers the Etna relief in exactly three tones: Rlv. Marfil, Rlv. Gris and Rlv. Marengo.

These three options make it possible to move from a light and bright composition to a much more intense and architectural wall.

Etna Rlv. Marfil 60x120

Etna Rlv. Marfil 60x120 is the lightest option in the relief range.

Its bright tone combines particularly well with wood, white, beige, sand and other natural materials.

Etna Rlv. Marfil matt

The matt finish of Rlv. Marfil reinforces the mineral character of the surface and avoids excessive gloss.

The relief adds visual depth while maintaining a light and balanced aesthetic.

Marfil relief for bright walls

Rlv. Marfil is particularly interesting when a textured decorative wall is desired without visually darkening the space.

Its light base allows the light to highlight the differences in depth created by the relief.

Etna Rlv. Gris 60x120

Etna Rlv. Gris 60x120 develops an intermediate grey tone that works particularly well with the industrial and contemporary aesthetic of cement effect surfaces.

Its colour makes it possible to create walls with character while remaining easy to combine with other materials.

Etna Rlv. Gris matt

The matt finish enhances the mineral appearance of Rlv. Gris.

The combination of grey, relief and large format creates a surface particularly suited to modern and architectural interiors.

Gris relief for contemporary interiors

Rlv. Gris can be used as a feature wall in living rooms, bathrooms, kitchens and different commercial spaces.

It combines particularly well with wood, black, white, steel and other metallic finishes.

Etna Rlv. Marengo 60x120

Etna Rlv. Marengo 60x120 is the darkest and most intense alternative within the Etna relief range.

Its tone makes it possible to create walls with a very strong visual presence and a clearly contemporary character.

Etna Rlv. Marengo matt

The matt finish gives Marengo a deep and refined appearance.

The relief texture helps break up the uniformity of the dark tone and creates different nuances depending on the lighting.

Marengo relief for statement walls

Rlv. Marengo is particularly suitable for projects where the wall is intended to become one of the main design features.

It can be combined with light wood, white, beige or metal to create strong visual contrasts.

Three Etna relief colours

The specific Etna Rlv. range is made up of Marfil, Gris and Marengo.

This selection makes it possible to work with three clearly differentiated colour intensities while maintaining the same relief design and the same 60x120 format.

Etna Rlv. does not include Perla

Perla exists within the general Etna range, but Prissmacer does not include it among the Rlv. 60x120 references.

For this relief version, the specific options are Marfil, Gris and Marengo.

Etna Rlv. does not include Blanco

Blanco forms part of other Etna references, but it does not appear as an option within the Rlv. 60x120 relief range.

This clearly differentiates the relief range from the smooth tiles in the collection.

A relief designed for wall covering

Prissmacer identifies Rlv. Marfil, Rlv. Gris and Rlv. Marengo as tiles intended for wall covering.

Their main function is to bring volume and decoration to vertical surfaces coordinated with the rest of the Etna collection.

Etna Rlv. for decorative walls

The relief makes it possible to turn a wall into a focal element without introducing a different material.

This makes it possible to maintain the Etna aesthetic while adding greater visual richness.

Large-format relief

The 60x120 cm format gives the relief design a considerable presence on the wall.

Using large tiles helps create a more continuous surface and strengthens the overall reading of the texture.

Texture and depth

Etna Rlv. uses texture as a primary design element.

The variations in volume create areas of light and shadow that change visually depending on the lighting in the space.

Relief and light

One of the most interesting characteristics of a relief surface is its interaction with light.

Natural or artificial lighting can highlight specific areas of the tile and enhance the three-dimensional perception of the wall.

Etna Rlv. with side lighting

Side lighting can particularly enhance the depth effect of the relief.

When projected across an uneven surface, the light creates shadows that make the structure of the tile easier to appreciate.

Etna Rlv. for living rooms

In a living room, Etna Rlv. can be used to highlight a specific wall and create a focal point within the space.

Rlv. Marfil offers a brighter solution, Gris a balanced aesthetic and Marengo a much stronger visual presence.

Etna Rlv. for TV walls

A wall covered with Etna Rlv. can work particularly well behind an audiovisual or television area.

The relief adds texture without requiring excessive additional decoration.

Etna Rlv. for kitchens

In contemporary kitchens, Etna Rlv. makes it possible to introduce the cement aesthetic through a textured wall.

It can be combined with white, black, grey, beige or wood-finish furniture depending on the chosen colour.

Etna Rlv. for open-plan kitchens

In spaces where the kitchen and living room share the same area, the relief can be used to visually differentiate a specific zone.

Continuity with the smooth Etna tiles makes it possible to maintain the same aesthetic family throughout the project.

Etna Rlv. for bathrooms

Etna Rlv. is particularly interesting for creating decorative walls in contemporary bathrooms.

The relief makes it possible to create focal areas and coordinate the wall covering with other references from the Etna collection.

Etna Rlv. for basin walls

The wall behind a basin can gain strong decorative presence through the 60x120 relief.

Marfil creates a brighter aesthetic, while Gris and Marengo provide greater contrast.

Etna Rlv. for commercial projects

The architectural character of the relief makes Etna Rlv. suitable for shops, reception areas, offices and other commercial spaces.

The surface can act as the main decorative feature and help visually define different areas.

Etna Rlv. for contemporary interiors

The cement effect, matt finish and three-dimensional structure make Etna Rlv. particularly suitable for contemporary interiors.

The collection can be combined with furniture featuring straight lines and materials with a simple aesthetic.

Etna Rlv. for industrial style

Gris and Marengo are particularly well suited to industrial-inspired projects.

Their cement effect aesthetic can be combined with steel, black iron, dark wood and different metallic elements.

Etna Rlv. for minimalist style

In minimalist interiors, the relief makes it possible to introduce decoration through the ceramic surface itself.

This makes it possible to add texture without introducing a large number of colours or decorative elements.

Etna Rlv. for natural style

Rlv. Marfil integrates particularly well into natural interiors alongside wood, beige, sand and plant fibres.

The contrast between the cement effect and warmer materials makes it possible to create balanced spaces.

Combine Etna Rlv. Marfil with wood

Rlv. Marfil combines particularly well with light and medium wood tones.

The warmth of wood softens the mineral character of the cement effect and makes it possible to create welcoming interiors.

Combine Etna Rlv. Gris with wood

Rlv. Gris can be combined with wood to create a balance between industrial aesthetics and natural warmth.

This combination is particularly suitable for living rooms, kitchens and contemporary commercial spaces.

Combine Etna Rlv. Marengo with wood

Rlv. Marengo creates a particularly strong contrast with light wood.

The combination enhances both the depth of the dark tone and the natural warmth of the wood.

Combine Etna Rlv. with white

White works as a particularly effective complement to all three relief colours.

With Marfil it maintains a bright composition, with Gris it creates balance, and with Marengo it produces a much stronger contrast.

Combine Etna Rlv. with black

Black can be used for frames, taps, lighting or furniture to reinforce the contemporary aesthetic of Etna.

This combination is particularly interesting with Rlv. Marfil and Rlv. Gris.

Combine Etna Rlv. with metal

Steel, aluminium and other metallic finishes integrate easily with the cement effect aesthetic.

This combination makes it possible to create industrial-inspired and architectural spaces.

Combine Etna Rlv. Marfil with beige

Marfil can be coordinated with beige, cream and sand to create a soft and warm colour palette.

The relief adds depth without breaking the overall neutrality of the space.

Combine Etna Rlv. Gris with black

The combination of Gris and black reinforces the contemporary character of the collection.

Black elements can visually frame the surface and enhance its architectural aesthetic.

Combine Etna Rlv. Marengo with light tones

Marengo can be balanced with white, Marfil, beige and light wood.

The contrast helps prevent the overall space from becoming excessively dark and allows the relief wall to stand out.

Coordinate Etna Rlv. with smooth Etna

One of the main advantages of the relief is the possibility of combining it with the smooth references from the Etna collection.

This makes it possible to use the same aesthetic family while reserving texture only for the walls that are intended to stand out.

Etna Rlv. and Etna Marfil

Rlv. Marfil can be coordinated with Etna Marfil surfaces to create a monochromatic project where the main difference is texture.

This combination makes it possible to create colour continuity without making every surface look exactly the same.

Etna Rlv. Gris and Etna Gris

The combination of Rlv. Gris and smooth Etna Gris references makes it possible to maintain the same tone while changing only the surface structure.

This is a particularly interesting solution for contemporary and industrial projects.

Etna Rlv. Marengo and Etna Marengo

Rlv. Marengo can be coordinated with Etna Marengo to create spaces with strong visual intensity.

The relief makes it possible to differentiate a specific wall while keeping exactly the same colour family.

Three intensities for the same relief

Marfil, Gris and Marengo provide three clearly differentiated interpretations of the same decorative concept.

Marfil brings brightness, Gris balance and Marengo depth and intensity.

Rlv. Marfil for bright spaces

Rlv. Marfil is the most suitable option when a light atmosphere is desired.

The texture adds decoration without excessively reducing the sense of brightness in the space.

Rlv. Gris for maximum versatility

Rlv. Gris provides a middle point between Marfil and Marengo.

Its neutral tone makes it easy to combine with numerous colour palettes and different materials.

Rlv. Marengo for maximum contrast

Rlv. Marengo is the option with the greatest visual intensity.

Its dark surface can be used to create statement walls and strong contrasts within the project.

60x120 format to enhance the relief

The 60x120 cm size allows each tile to display a large textured surface.

This characteristic is particularly interesting on large walls where a continuous reading of the relief is desired.

A different wall without changing collection

Etna Rlv. makes it possible to introduce a differentiated wall while using the same Etna aesthetic language.

This facilitates the creation of coordinated projects where texture is used strategically to highlight selected surfaces.

Prissmacer cement effect relief

Etna Rlv. combines three clearly defined elements: cement effect, matt finish and relief.

The result is a decorative solution for those looking for contemporary vertical surfaces with greater depth and visual richness.

Etna Rlv. Marfil, Gris and Marengo 60x120

The specific references in this range are Etna Rlv. Marfil 60x120, Etna Rlv. Gris 60x120 and Etna Rlv. Marengo 60x120.

All three maintain the matt finish, the 60x120 format and the three-dimensional character that defines this version of the collection.

Buy Etna Rlv. Matt 60x120 Cement Effect Porcelain Tile by Prissmacer

The Etna Rlv. matt 60x120 cement effect porcelain tile by Prissmacer is a decorative proposal developed to create walls with texture, depth and a contemporary mineral aesthetic.

Available exclusively in Rlv. Marfil, Rlv. Gris and Rlv. Marengo, the range uses the 60x120 cm format and a matt finish, offering three different colour intensities for creating wall coverings coordinated with the rest of the Etna collection.