Taking inspiration from coral reefs, Biomason started on a path to minimise carbon emissions in the production of building materials that led to Mimmik Tile. Continue reading Carbon-cutting tile uses bacterial concrete chemistry
Origin – part of Durstone’s New Classic collection – fuses cross-cut Ivory Travertine with Vicenza Stone Continue reading Durstone adopts new ceramic expressions
RAK Ceramics’ Maximus Travertine Osso offers a considered alternative to natural stone, combining a soft, natural aesthetic with the practical benefits of porcelain. Continue reading Timeless travertine textures from RAK
GravitySystem, Impertek’s system for outdoor raised flooring, allows different finishes and formats to be combined for a perfect end result. Continue reading Stability and safety with maximum versatility
The first innovations developed within the Romani Surface Lab platform are Mellow Touch and Contour Tech, two technologies already available on the new collections to be unveiled at Cersaie 2026 Continue reading Gruppo Romani invests in innovation
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
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
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
Marazzi has received international recognition, with Grande Lume winning the Red Dot Award Product Design 2026, one of the most prestigious awards in the global design landscape. The Red Dot Award celebrates products each year that stand out for their design quality, innovation, and aesthetic value. With Grande Lume, Marazzi has reinterpreted the heritage of Crogiolo Lume on an architectural scale, transforming the large format into an … Continue reading Marazzi’s Grande Lume wins Red Dot Award
Novoceram’s Indigo collection showcases a modern take on traditional azulejos, featuring 63 unique designs that blend bright backgrounds with deep blue shades. Inspired by ten centuries of artistic and cultural influences, this eclectic range reflects the playful and distinctive style of the French manufacturer. Continue reading Indigo by Novoceram: eclectic and original
Segnature explores, through the density of porcelain stoneware, the relationship between mark and surface, gesture and substance. Continue reading Celestino explores texture for CEDIT
Cerdomus has captured the essence of Trani stone – used for centuries in cathedrals, palaces, and Mediterranean city squares – using traditional methods but with cutting-edge technology. The result is Effetto Pietra di Trani; a modular collection that combines material strength and compositional freedom. Digital technology with special inks, chiselled edges and specially designed molds in pure original Cerdomus style, for a result that goes … Continue reading Cerdomus takes stone-effects to a high level
The Dune collection by Gigacer uses only natural clays to achieve the subtle and natural colours and textured effects. Continue reading Dune by Gigacer: only clays, no glaze
Inspired by the ancient stone of the city of Myra, the Miralith collection by Cerdomus preserves the authentic charm of surfaces marked by time: subtle fossil inclusions, mineral hues, and natural textures. Continue reading Contemporary take on natural stone
Casalgrande Padana has launched Pebbles, a new collection featuring random patterns formed by different shapes and sizes of pebbles. The random combination of stones and pebbles with different textures form a richly detailed pattern on the tiles. With a perfect balance of simple colours and casually arranged elements, no two tiles are ever alike. These new ceramic surfaces respond perfectly to contemporary interior design requirements, … Continue reading Casalgrande Padana’s versatile Pebble patterns
Decocer’s new Lythos collection reinterprets the compositional language of historic stone pavements through a contemporary perspective. In this design, a system of four geometries – octagons, stars, crosses, and insets – showcases the compositional potential of small-format ceramic tiles. In Lythos, geometry, material, and design come together to create surfaces of timeless, understated elegance. As the four different shapes can be combined in multiple ways, … Continue reading Decocer’s geometric floor revival
CRL Stone has unveiled its new Silica Free Collection of worktop slabs that is made up of five stone- and marble-inspired designs. Continue reading CRL Stone launches Silica-free collection
Billed by Ermes Aurelia as a contemporary evolution of marble-effect tiles, the new Classy collection offers vast geometric possibilities for interior design projects. Extremely versatile, Classy reinterprets marble’s timeless appeal through an of-the-moment modular approach. Designed for design professionals, Classy combines the aesthetic purity of natural stone with the unrivalled performance of porcelain stoneware, offering a sophisticated colour palette and an unprecedented range of options. … Continue reading Contemporary evolution of marble
Joe Simpson settles down to contemplate the future of interior design in his restful analogue room. From financial crises and wars through to weather extremes and pandemics, major global events profoundly influence architectural and interior design trends. The banking collapse of 2008 saw a strong nesting instinct take over, with a calm neutral palette and restful minimalism moving centre stage. The Coronavirus pandemic, in contrast, saw … Continue reading Back to the future: the transformational yet hidden 2026 design trend
