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Kajaria Introduces Adira from The Ultima Collection

Kajaria’s Adira from The Ultima Collection brings a tactile interpretation of stone-inspired surfaces to contemporary architecture. Combining large-format continuity with granular textures and earthy tonal variation, the collection is designed for spaces where material character and visual depth play a defining role.

Produced using advanced full-body digital manufacturing, Adira translates the visual richness of stone into a consistent surface language. Its palette spans warm terracotta-based hues to cooler neutral and mineral tones, including Adira Cotto, Adira Gris, Adira Crema, Adira Grey, Adira Nero, and Adira Emerald. The range allows designers to create understated minimalist interiors as well as more expressive, statement-led spaces while retaining a cohesive stone-inspired identity.

Available in 1200 × 2400 mm, 1200 × 1800 mm, and 600 × 1200 mm formats, all at a consistent 9 mm thickness, the collection supports applications across different spatial scales. The large-format slabs minimise visual interruptions, enabling seamless floor-to-wall transitions and monolithic surfaces that strengthen a sense of continuity.

Adira comprises both Digital Full Body and Normal Body variants and is offered in five distinct surface expressions: Polak, Rigado, Striato, Bush Hammer, and Beyond+. Each finish creates a different tactile response, from refined architectural textures to more rugged stone-like surfaces, while interacting distinctly with light and movement.

The collection also combines material aesthetics with specifications suited to demanding architectural applications. It offers ultra-low water absorption of ≤0.08%, high flexural strength of ≥40 N/mm², breaking strength of ≥2000 N, and excellent stain and chemical resistance. The non-porous surface requires minimal maintenance, while the textured finishes are designed to retain their character even under heavy foot traffic.

Adira can be used across outdoor-inspired interiors, accent walls, flooring applications, façades, and transitional architectural zones. Its combination of varied textures, earthy tones and large-format surfaces gives architects and designers scope to create cohesive material compositions across residential, hospitality, commercial and outdoor environments.

With its stone-inspired visual language and digitally engineered precision, Adira offers a contemporary approach to surface design, bringing together texture, continuity and material expression.–

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