Quintessenza Ceramiche AMARCORD Porcelain stoneware wall tiles

Amarcord takes its name from Federico Fellini's masterpiece of the same name, filmed in the 1970s but set in the 1930s, in the Rimini of his childhood.‎ The title – which in Romagna dialect means ‘I remember’ – evokes a universe of intimate stories, intense colours and atmospheres charged with nostalgia.‎ This 5x15 cm porcelain stoneware collection is inspired by that very world: warm, saturated and deep tones – such as honey, amber, tobacco, mahogany, teal and wood – evoke the aesthetics and spirit of those years, with their cultural richness and timeless charm.‎ Thanks to the use of each colour, it comes alive with unique and textured shades, just like the emotions and memories that Fellini's film recounts, multifaceted and vivid.‎ Amarcord is not just a collection of surfaces: it is a sensory journey, an invitation to relive the magic of a bygone era through texture and colour, bringing to the present the evocative power of a past that still speaks to us today.‎ Further info from manufacturer on AMARCORD Quintessenza Ceramiche