Category: New Collections

New Collections, Trends

Cersaie 2026: ceramics change language

The most recent edition of Cersaie leaves us with a reflection. Innovation in ceramics is no longer limited to replicating materials more accurately, but also encompasses the discovery of new methods for designing surfaces, building spaces, and interpreting the material. Every year we come to Cersaie with our attention focused on new products. We tour the pavilions, analyse the collections, observe the finishes and materials, … Continue reading Cersaie 2026: ceramics change language

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Cersaie, Exhibitions, New Collections, Trends

NovaBell’s subtle stone effects are set for 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

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Colour Trends, Design Trends, New Collections, Trends

Italian insight 5: Form & Function

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

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Italian insight 2: Gilded Earth

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

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New Collections, Trends

Mutina presents Weaving by Neri&Hu

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

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Decocer’s Atlas interprets Saharan textures and tones

Atlas combines neutral bases —White and Terracotta— with a carefully curated selection of highly expressive glazed decorative pieces in Blue, Green, Khaki Green, Cotto, Black, and White. Earthy tones evoke desert sand and clay, while greens, blues, and blacks introduce contrast, chromatic depth, and a more pronounced contemporary reading. Continue reading Decocer’s Atlas interprets Saharan textures and tones

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Design, New Collections, Trends

Contemporary evolution of marble

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

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N&C launch new tile catalogue

Artisanal wall tiles, marble effects, statement stone floor tiles, and décor tiles all feature in N&C Tiles and Bathrooms’ latest Tile Collections catalogue. The 350+ page catalogue showcases the latest in on-trend wall and floor tiles with designs that are both sought-after, as well as those that are incredibly unique. The catalogue is designed to spark creativity and elevate interior and exterior spaces, through a … Continue reading N&C launch new tile catalogue

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Design, Design & Technology, Iconic Designs, New Collections, New Tile Designs

Lofa Ceramics

Last, but by no means least, the final addition to our month of companies and creatives – Lofa Ceramics. Making small batch, high fired ceramics to order in Guadalajara, Mexico, Lofa Ceramics offers sculptural pieces rich with character, texture, and style. Striking glaze effects and uniquely curated colour schemes decorate the 3D shapes and unusual forms with charming imperfections, varied tones, and matt/gloss details giving … Continue reading Lofa Ceramics

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Design, New Collections, Trends

Rings of oak

In another collaboration between London-based designer Michael Anastassiades and Mutina, fresh-faced wood gets a revamp with Rings. Stepping away from ceramic, cement, and porcelain, the Rings collection selects natural oak as its tile medium of choice. Inspired by traditional industrial flooring, the end grain of wood takes centre stage, forming a stylish quadrant on each 175 by 175mm tile. Natural variety in shade, curvature, and … Continue reading Rings of oak

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Design, Design & Technology, Design Delights, New Collections, Tile Designers

Pop back to the 70s

Reimagining retro cool in three dimensions, Sartoria‘s fresh and fabulous Pop collection takes us back to the 70s with a captivating selection of 3D shapes and curated shades. Nine hues – Latte, Perla, Rosa, Verde, Ocra, Terra, Muschio, Blue Avio, and Nero – span dainty pastels and richer vintage tones as well as a sophisticated selection of neutrals. Adding extra dimension to the classic 62 … Continue reading Pop back to the 70s

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