A dialogue on design as an emotional and sensory experience: Elena Salmistraro discusses the “sensitive home” as a space for wellbeing, memory and identity, where objects, light and materials come together to create a sanctuary that reflects the personalities of its inhabitants

Bridging the gap between ceramic art and craftsmanship, the exhibition “Alchimia Ginori 1737 – 1896: Art and Technique in the Manufactory” at the International Museum of Ceramics (MIC) in Faenza explores the Ginori factory during the 18th and 19th centuries

In contemporary design, surfaces have evolved from simple finishes into holistic solutions that combine design language, function and responsibility. In this context, Italian ceramics have established themselves as a comprehensive toolkit for designers worldwide

Texture, light, geometry and large formats: Italian ceramic design takes on the US market at Coverings, North America’s premier trade show for floor and wall coverings

At Covering 2026, scheduled for March 30–April 2 in Nevada, Ceramics of Italy will present new collections, versatile and innovative applications, and a packed program of events

The Las Vegas trade fair is a key event for the global ceramic industry. Italy’s dominant presence at the show reflects the strategic importance of the US market for Italian tiles despite continued uncertainties regarding tariffs and trade policies

A strategic contribution to the sustainable digitalisation of the construction sector by Confindustria Ceramica

Ferazzoli Imports, now Genrose Stone + Tile, awarded this year’s Confindustria Ceramica North American Distributor Award

Dry installation is a ceramic tile installation method used for laying modular elements without the need for screed, mortar or adhesives. It is used for interlocking indoor tiles and exterior pavers on grass, gravel or sand. The technique has gained in popularity in recent years and also brings benefits in terms of environmental sustainability.

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