Marazzi scales up successful Lume collection

Grande Lume takes Marazzi’s popular Crogiolo Lume to a new scale while preserving its authentic essence.  At its origin lies ceramics in its purest form: a fluid, transforming material that recalls the natural processes of the earth, where colour emerges through density, stratification and light, like a mineral pour that slowly cools and settles into form.

Modern bathroom featuring a large bathtub, sleek wooden vanity with a white countertop, round mirror, and decorative shelves with plants and toiletries against a blue textured wall.
Grande Lume by Marazzi

The glossy surfaces of Grande Lume capture and reflect light with unexpected depth. This is not a superficial effect, but an inner vibration of the material: veils, concentrations, more intense transitions and more transparent areas generate rich and dynamic chromatic fields, always balanced.

The palette features deep, saturated tones – Ossidiana, Malachite, Petrolio, Cobalto, Magma, and Pomice – evoking minerals, molten earth, and liquid reflections.  Each colour expresses a precise character, while maintaining strong material and visual coherence.

A modern kitchen featuring a round table with a dark top and light-colored base, surrounded by four wooden chairs. The wall is painted in warm orange tones, and there is a stylish light fixture hanging above the table. A large window offers a view of greenery outside, and shelves with decorative items are also visible.
Grande Lume by Marazzi

The large format amplifies this experience, bringing continuity to architectural volumes, scenographic walls and furnishing surfaces; in indoor residential spaces, the material can naturally extend to the floor, creating homogeneous and luminous environments. The slabs, which can also be used as horizontal surfaces and kitchen or table tops, transform colour into a design element and light into an integral part of the space.

The formats are 1,600 by 3,200mm and 1,200 by 2,780mm (6mm thick), and 1,620 by 3,240mm (12mm thick).

More at: https://www.marazzitile.co.uk/

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