The new Discovery collection from NovaBell The new Discovery collection from NovaBell draws inspiration from Pietra Lias, a Jurassic-era sedimentary limestone that has held up cathedrals across England, France, and Germany for centuries. The limestone-look porcelain stoneware reissue keeps the stratification and skips the quarry.

The clever part is InPhase, a digital technology that builds texture out of light. Matte and luminous zones alternate in sync with the graphic. Your eye reads relief. Your hand finds none.

Six shades run White through Graphite. Formats scale from small mosaics to 120×278 cm Oversize slabs, and the 20 mm Outwalk bodies take the same limestone-look porcelain outdoors. Oversize also arrives in Motion, a genuinely three-dimensional finish, for when the illusion is not enough.

That range is what makes it worth watching ahead of its full debut at Cersaie 2026 in September. One stone language across a lobby floor, a spa wall, a terrace deck. Like the tactile stoneware NovaBell brought to BDNY 2025, this is technology in service of a material that already knew what it was doing.

Limestone that doesn’t mind traffic.

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