A comprehensive and well-equipped collection, divided into three thicknesses, revives a timeless minimalist aesthetic, enlivened by carefully balanced material inclusions

Two exhibitions, one of late nineteenth century tiles held in Spezzano Castle and the other focusing on the work of Gio Ponti hosted in the MIC in Faenza, highlight the pioneering industrial nature and the aesthetic and functional versatility of Italian ceramic tiles

In business for over 45 years, the family-owned company operating as distributor of tile and slabs has now showrooms in 10 states and hundreds of employees. The guiding principle that has accomplished the company to reach such result is goodwill towards others and a staff working as being in family

For the third consecutive year, Ceramics of Italy will be participating in Clerkenwell Design Week, the UK’s leading independent architecture and interior design festival

An exhibition entitled “Le piastrelle da piccole. 1889-1939, i primi cinquant’anni del Distretto” featuring a collection of items of unexpected aesthetic and artistic interest was inaugurated on 20 April 2024 in Spezzano Castle (province of Modena)

The 2024 edition of the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings will occupy an additional hall to meet the growing demand for exhibition space. A dedicated area in Hall 19 will be devoted to the world of contract design and related offerings

The renowned post-radical avant-garde group, founded in Milan in the 1970s, designed ceramic tiles for the work “La stanza di Desdemona”, exhibited in 1982

The need to gain hands-on experience can be considered a reaction to the ongoing process of global digitalisation, in the ceramic industry as elsewhere

Elisabetta Trezzani has always prioritised environmental protection in her design projects. During the years she has spent working at the Renzo Piano Building Workshop, she has explored the theme of sustainability, searching constantly for new solutions tailored to the specific needs of the building and its context

A research project, coordinated by the Ceramic Center, studying the possibility of using the CO2 generated in the ceramic tile production process to mineralize certain wastes, thus obtaining secondary raw materials for the building sector, with a view to the circular economy