The palette of Marazzi’s Grande Lime collection features deep, saturated tones – Ossidiana, Malachite, Petrolio, Cobalto, Magma, and Pomice – evoking minerals, molten earth, and liquid reflections. Continue reading Marazzi scales up successful Lume collection
With Ape’s new Arka ceramic tile range, colour, format, and texture are combined in a common language that can adapt to understated, minimalist schemes or compositions with a stronger visual presence. Continue reading Arka by Ape adapts to different spaces
At Cersaie later this month, Wow Design will present ten new collections and The Unexpected, a central space featuring three ideas the company will unveil that expand the possibilities of ceramics within architecture and design. The new collections explore different approaches to geometry, colour, and material, while The Unexpected goes one step further by revealing new ways of understanding and using ceramics beyond their conventional … Continue reading Cersaie: Expect The Unexpected from Wow Design
Jamie Welch has been appointed Managing Director of Duravit UK & Ireland, effective from 1st September 2026. He p[reviously held senior positions at Roca Sanitario, Laufen, and Hüppe, Continue reading Changes at the top for Duravit UK & Ireland
Agrob Buchtal’s Micro is an elegant tile collection that is a deliberately understated, subtle, and adaptable design. Continue reading Micro combines tiling tradition with technology
The colours that embody the new accent shades for 2026 are smoky tones: greys that warm towards beige and whites that shift towards ivory. Continue reading Atlas Concorde hails the power of earth colours
Full Body³ technology creates surfaces that maintain both aesthetics and performance even in the event of impact, wear, or damage. Each slab is made with at least 40% recycled raw materials. Continue reading Full Body³: Fiandre redefines architectural surfaces
Bringing Coverings back to Orlando for 2027, and continuing that momentum through the 2028 and 2029 shows, creates an exciting multi-year opportunity to unite the global tile and stone community in one of the country’s most dynamic event destinations. Continue reading Coverings 2027 will start three-year run in Orlando
Ceramics of Italy manufacturers are drawing directly from nature’s pantry to create palettes that are vibrant, layered, and deeply sensory. Continue reading Cersaie hosts this summer’s hottest hues
At this year’s Cersaie, finding good ceramic pairings for bronze brassware should be one of the priorities for UK tile retailers. Continue reading Cersaie: pairing with bronze brassware
WallX by Gruppo Italcer combines refined aesthetics with high technical performance, overcoming the limits of traditional materials. Continue reading Taking ceramic wallpaper to the next level
Buca Interior Solutions’s CanvaStone claims to bridge the gap between natural stone aesthetics and advanced material flexibility, Continue reading CanvaStone: a next generation surface option
With Arkistyle, Marca Corona continues its exploration into the world of stones, offering a sophisticated combination of two variants: limestone and terrazzo. Continue reading Arkistyle: a fresh take on terrazzo
Tile also moves seamlessly outdoors, resisting moisture, temperature changes, and UV exposure without fading. While wood or vinyl may typically sun-bleach, this makes it ideal for pavers and high-traffic areas like pool decks and patios, as seen in new collections such as Tufo by Cerdomus, Solaris by Cotto d’Este, Trevi by Ceramiche Keope, and Menhir by Ceramiche Supergres. Continue reading Italian insight 5: Form & Function
In this year’s most influential ceramic tile designs, nature plays a strong role in this narrative with organic motifs, stone interpretations, and fluid patterns that echo natural landscapes. Continue reading Italian insight 4: Tile as Art
The Organic Minimalism trend shows how ceramics continues to evolve into a cooler, more restrained aesthetic, creating spaces that feel calm, quiet, and structured, defined by desaturated tones, and the integrity of durable materials. Continue reading Italian Insight 3: Organic Minimalism
The Gilded Earth trend is characterised by the subtle interplay of gold accents and light. Versace Ceramics’ Harmony pairs opulent stone and marble looks with gold mirrored décors that accentuate colors and veining, while Tagina’s Luci D’Oro and Energieker’s Luminescence utilise deposited sparkles in the stone and marble veins to create a shimmering effect. Continue reading Italian insight 2: Gilded Earth
The 2026 tile palette draws direct inspiration from nature’s pantry, embracing a rich spectrum of warm, edible hues – from espresso, chocolate, and cinnamon to turmeric, pomegranate, and creamy ochre – that evoke comfort and nourishment in interior and exterior spaces. Continue reading Italian insight 1: Warm edible colours
Osmos by Refin is visually rich and particularly detailed on closer viewing, featuring a surface marked by marble veining, mineral inclusions, and elements of nature. Continue reading Osmos by Refin innovates through interpretation
Mutina’s new collaboration with Neri&Hu has given rise to Weaving, a collection of ceramic surfaces inspired by the art of bamboo weaving, reinterpreting a craft tradition for contemporary living. The collection abstracts the delicate weave into a refined graphic language, exploring the rhythmic interaction between solids and voids, in which material form and negative space generate a dynamic balance. “Like a single strand of wicker, leach element is … Continue reading Mutina presents Weaving by Neri&Hu
