Color, Performance and Technology

Fifty hues. Endless combinations. From subtle tone-on-tone options to bold contrasts, Kerakoll’s Color Fill system gives designers a powerful new toolkit for finishing ceramic tiles, mosaics and natural stone. Whether creating seamless visual continuity or deliberately breaking it, this palette – ranging from muted neutrals to richly saturated hues – lets grouting and sealants become part of the design language, not just the backdrop. Because in today’s interiors, grouts and sealants are not just connectors – they are design element in their own right. Developed by Kerakoll, a certified B Corp and Benefit Corporation with over 15 years of expertise in architectural surfaces, Color Fill is made up of two grouts for ceramics, mosaics and natural stone, Fugabella Color, a resin-cement grout, and Fugalite Color, a liquid-ceramic formulation, as well as three sealants (Silicone Color, Neutro Color and Silmat Color).

Color and material combinations can be used to actively shape space and add character, with carefully designed pairings that bring out the unique identity of each setting, from the most daring interiors to the most understated. Opting for neutral-toned grouts creates a seamless visual flow with ceramic or natural stone surfaces, reinforcing tone-on-tone compositions and lending the space a minimalist, lightweight feel. In contrast, bolder color pairings can sharpen a room’s identity and amplify its expressive character. Fugabella Color offers a soft, malleable consistency for smooth application in a wide range of temperatures and environmental conditions, while Fugalite Color delivers long-lasting performance and inhibits microbial growth.

Designed to match the grouts in both color and esthetic, the three decorative sealants deliver top-tier performance: flexibility, watertightness, lasting adhesion and UV resistance – all essential for protecting surfaces in any setting.

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