With the second edition of Archincont(r)act, Cersaie 2021 confirms the show’s attention to the world of design and its relationship with the contract furnishing sector.

Located in Tokyo’s bustling Shibuya district, Nakatani Studio is one of Japan’s most original and multifaceted architectural practices.

Cersaie is making its return from 27 September to 1 October in the Bologna Exhibition Centre, where some 600 exhibitors from 26 countries will completely occupy no fewer than 15 halls.

Increased interest in home renovation and all relevant building products and materials is giving a boost to the international construction market and opening up major new areas of growth for the Italian ceramic tile industry

The global real estate market still offers plenty of investment opportunities but is increasingly seeing targets chosen according to connectivity and sustainability

The International Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings Exhibition Cersaie has maintained its focus on the world’s great architecture with the keynote lecture given by Pritzker Prize Laureate Shigeru Ban

Ceramic tile data report a strong sales recovery on all main markets in the first few months of 2021. This positive dynamic transcends the statistical bounce due to the calculation basis, and it is also accompanied by highly interesting prospects in the medium and long term.

The presentation event for “Bologna together with Cersaie” held on 5 July in Palazzo Re Enzo in Bologna and streamed on Cersaie’s Facebook and YouTube accounts. All parties involved in the show are working together to ensure the safety of visitors and exhibitors during the time they spend in the exhibition centre and in Bologna.

Cersaie Press Café Laura Ragazzola (NiiProgetti) talks to Monica Tricario (17 December 2020)   A talk entitled “Re-thinking design. Public spaces in a changing city” was held on 17 December...

A new approach to materials in a BIM environment in two real-life building renovation case studies