Boost World
Concrete, stone, raw earth and colour: Boost World by Atlas Concorde brings together collections with distinct personalities and coordinated tones. Designed to work individually or in combination, they give architects and interior designers the freedom to explore different materials while maintaining continuity throughout a project.
The possibilities become interesting when these surfaces meet. A finely textured floor beside a sculptural wall, pale limestone tones against deep brown concrete, a mineral surface interrupted by a metallic accent. Within Boost World, these combinations are part of the design from the beginning.
A new perspective on concrete
The latest addition, Boost Hux, explores the character of poured concrete through visible porosity and pronounced tonal variation. Its warm palette moves from the luminous Shell to the deep brown of Moka, with Rugged variants and Aged colours offering further changes in texture and mood. Organic and Feel decorations extend the collection’s possibilities for walls, while combinations developed with AMDL CIRCLE show how these surfaces can shape a home closely connected to its landscape.
Boost Vision brings stone and concrete together, with an emphasis on the relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces. Alongside its mineral tones, Corten, Brass and Steel effects introduce metallic accents, while 3D Veil and 3D Qube give walls a more sculptural presence. The architectural settings designed by Milanese studio PARK explore these contrasts through light, geometry and connections to the surrounding environment.
From urban greys to warmer shades
Boost establishes the urban side of the family, pairing concrete-inspired surfaces with colour accents, Minibrick tiles and geometric mosaics. Boost Pro takes this approach towards warmer neutrals and dusty wall colours, creating a softer setting for furniture and other materials.
For quieter compositions, Boost Balance offers surfaces that appear uniform at first glance, revealing fine graphic details and subtle changes in tone up close. Boost Expression introduces a more tactile interpretation of concrete. Developed with Elisa Ossino, its ten-colour palette and decorative range explore texture and three-dimensional relief, giving walls a stronger presence within the room.
Raw earth and the possibilities of colour
Boost Natural draws inspiration from raw earth, bringing its irregular appearance into ceramic surfaces. It offers a warmer, more organic starting point for interiors, where subtle variations in the material can give depth to a restrained palette.
Boost Natural Pro expands this direction with eight light and warm shades selected by Matteo Brioni. Together with Boost Natural, they form a palette of fifteen colours. Wall options including 3D Wave, Rice, Craft and Motion add another layer of interest, allowing texture and relief to become part of the composition.
With Boost Color, colour becomes the starting point. Fourteen pastel shades selected by Piero Lissoni offer scope for subtle tonal combinations or more unexpected pairings. Used alongside the concrete, stone and earth-inspired collections, they can change the atmosphere of a space without introducing an entirely different material language.
Stone, from subtle detail to bold pattern
Boost Icor interprets limestone in six light shades, offering a natural companion to wood and concrete. Boost Stone has a different kind of detail: fine veins and multicoloured grains emerge from a compact background, creating a surface that feels balanced across a room and richer when viewed closely.
Boost Mineral explores delicate stone shading, with surfaces for both interior and exterior applications. Boost Mix brings a more recognisable pattern through its interpretation of Ceppo di Grè, the pebble-rich stone associated with twentieth-century Milan. Its distinctive fragments offer a stronger graphic contrast to the quieter surfaces elsewhere in the family.
One project, many combinations
The strength of Boost World lies in the relationships between these collections. Coordinated tones allow a project to move between different textures and effects, while the range of formats, finishes and thicknesses opens up applications across floors, walls and outdoor areas.
A residential interior, a hotel or a commercial space can have continuity without every surface being the same. Quieter finishes can establish the setting; relief, colour or a bolder stone pattern can draw attention where it matters. Boost World offers the freedom to make those choices together, building a space through combinations that reward a closer look.
Photo credit: Atlas Concorde
