A conversation with three leading architecture firms, organised by Interni magazine at Cersaie 2025, prompted an in-depth reflection on the central role of design and the evolving landscape of the architectural world. In this context, ceramics transcend their role as mere surface coverings to become architectural and conceptual elements, capable of transforming spaces and redefining the living experience

In the bathroom of 2026, materials, colours and finishes come together in a fluid and coherent dialogue. The latest collections of sanitaryware, bathroom furniture and brassware expand the range of design options available to architects and designers, allowing them to create highly customised spaces aligned with contemporary living requirements and evolving project needs

The Mediterranean House offers a unique combination of style and functionality. Italian ceramic and clay products create archetypal living spaces, enhancing climatic comfort and wellbeing while delivering technical versatility and embracing a culture of responsibility

GMS Studio Associato designs space through light, starting from human cognitive perception. The studio develops lighting solutions for indoor and outdoor settings, with a strong focus on materials and on promoting people’s psychophysical wellbeing

From 17 to 19 February 2026, Ceramics of Italy will be in Orlando for KBIS, North America’s leading trade fair for the kitchen and bathroom sector

Italian ceramics are an essential material for contemporary architecture, combining performance, aesthetics and sustainability. Produced using advanced technologies and a supply chain that prioritises the environment and the wellbeing of workers and end users, they offer durable, high-quality solutions to any design requirement

The conversation at the CasaOggiDomani Press Café at Cersaie 2025 explored the theme of well-being and the role of natural materials and colour in shaping how we experience spaces

The Italian ceramic tile industry has the necessary tools to improve the well-being and quality of life of its workers. This is confirmed by a survey conducted by Focus Lab,...

By implementing the recommendations of the “Guide to CE Marking” drawn up through a constructive dialogue between the Emilia-Romagna regional government, the Modena and Reggio Emilia local health authorities, the trade unions and ceramic industry employers, the Italian ceramic tile industry meets the requirements of the European Machinery Directive.

At Cersaie 2025, the architecture magazine Domus hosted a conversation with landscape architect Margherita Brianza on the relationship between built space and landscape, with a particular focus on workplaces