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What are ceramic tiles?
Composition, raw materials, production processes and the main types of ceramic products currently available.
From an individual product to a complete installation
After exploiting the potential offered by Industry 4.0 technologies, the Italian ceramic industry is now taking a further major step forward in terms of its manufacturing capability. While the function...
2018-19 Fall Winter Italian Tile Trend Report
There are a handful of events that set the stage for defining the world of design each year. Cersaie – the international exhibition of ceramic tile and bathroom furnishings –...
The outstanding value of Italian ceramic tile
Most products attain outstanding levels of performance in terms of some of their parameters but perform less well with respect to others. It is only a select few that maintain...
Ceramics of Italy heads to Miami
The Italian Association of Ceramics to Co-Host B2B Event with the Italian Trade Agency on December 5, during Art Basel & Design Miami.
Bertozzi & Casoni Museum
From formal hyperrealism to compositional surrealism, Sassuolo embraces contemporary ceramic art.
The hi-tech and low-tech bathroom trends
The pervasive and increasingly sophisticated presence of technology – albeit virtually invisible and highly user-friendly – sparks a desire for rough, minimalist and aesthetically low-profile bathroom furnishing solutions where re-used materials are combined with latest-generation or industrial-inspired surfaces.
Beyond trends towards customisation
Not just new collections but an entire value proposition that combines catalogue products with new offerings tailored to market demands
The quickest way to get to Cersaie
The quickest way to get to Cersaie: discounts on high-speed trains, planes and hotels and a taxi booking service for shorter waiting times.
Bologna Design Week, the Cersaie fringe events
Bologna Design Week will be held from 25 to 29 September in conjunction with Cersaie for a week of events celebrating ceramic tile and bathroom furnishings in the Bologna city centre, involving 150 participants and more than 100 events including exhibitions, workshops, design talks and exhibits hosted in historic buildings, museums, universities, academies, art galleries, theatres, private homes and showrooms.




