One of the dominant trends in the ceramic tile sector in recent years has been the rising importance of texture as a decorative detail. At Cersaie 2026, this was shown to have moved on, with sculpted tiles in large and small formats now being used to create impressive feature walls with subtle or striking 3D reliefs. A great example is NovaBell Ceramiche’s Open Lab collection. … Continue reading Textures for feature wall fashion
KBX – an innovative new kitchen and bathroom trade fair – is launching at London’s Business Design Centre from 15th – 17th September 2027. KBX says it will ‘unite leading kitchen and bathroom brands with the architects, interior designers, developers, specifiers, and industry decision makers shaping the future of luxury interiors’. The event has been created by the team behind designerati, working alongside event organiser … Continue reading KBX promises a fresh approach to the traditional trade fair
The largest professional group visiting Habitat was decorators and interior designers, 22.6% of the total, with retailers at 17.9%, designers at 11.6%, architects at 9.5%, and large-scale retail and buying groups at 7.8%. Continue reading Habitat attracts 54,000 to Valencia
Despite a slight decline in visitor numbers, Cersaie confirmed its position as the tile sector’s leading international exhibition Continue reading Cersaie hails ‘a level of normality’
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
Gres Aragón-Faveker stand at Cersaie 2026 is conceived as an architectural journey from exterior to interior, with the different solutions integrated into real-use settings. Continue reading Gres Aragon-Faveker showcase ceramic solutions for construction
Isla Tiles combines Italian design, material experimentation, and aesthetic research to create versatile collections with a strong design identity and a distinctly contemporary language. Continue reading Isla Tiles boosts its brand identity
Origin – part of Durstone’s New Classic collection – fuses cross-cut Ivory Travertine with Vicenza Stone Continue reading Durstone adopts new ceramic expressions
Venux’s Travertine Classico meets the needs of today´s designers without losing any of the material’s timeless essence. Continue reading Venux reinterprets Classic Travertine
Decocer is set to shine at Cersaie 2026 with Earth in Motion: a concept by architect Héctor Ruiz Velázquez that transforms small-format ceramics into architecture. This project continues the award-winning theme presented at Cersaie in 2025 and Coverings in 2026. While last year’s narrative explored the origins of ceramics – earth, clay and material – in 2026 it turns to transformation. The material folds, undulates, … Continue reading Earth in Motion concept distinguishes Decocer at Cersaie
NovaBell will show a selection of porcelain stoneware innovations at Cersaie 2026: three brand-new collections, two collection extensions, two new surfaces and, for the first time, a collection of tables featuring 12mm porcelain stoneware tops, available in a wide range of finishes from the Oversize collection. The new Discovery collection draws inspiration from Pietra Lias, a sedimentary limestone formed during the Jurassic period and found primarily … Continue reading NovaBell’s subtle stone effects are set for Cersaie
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
The colour scheme of Refin’s Cersaie 2026 stand will create an intimate and immersive experience that spotlights the value of human touch to reveal the essence of a material. Continue reading Refin explores relationship between man and matter
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
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
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
Last year at Cersaie, the company really flew the flag for raised technical flooring with Aradeck, a system made with extruded ceramics that delivers exceptional technical performance. Continue reading Spotlight on technical aspects of tiling at Cersaie
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Elements, a new porcelain stoneware collection by Casalgrande Padana, combines three different textures – Essence (wood effect), Pebbles (pebble pattern), and Texture (soft spatula strokes and cloudy effects) – that all share harmonious tones and modular formats. This is the kind of specification-friendly, design-led, range that will set the aesthetic agenda at the forthcoming Cersaie show. Elements’ three textures are designed to be combined with … Continue reading Casalgrande Padana’s Elements captures a hot trend
