Items Tagged with 'Ceramics of Italy'

The Ragno Look tile features imperfect surface variations in color and patterning that make spaces unique. The collection is offered in 6×24-  and 2 3/8”x 9 7/16-inch sizes, in a vast color range. Suitable for installation on walls in residential and commercial spaces.

The program aims to strengthen relationships between North American distributors and Italian manufacturers while introducing a new generation of professionals to the Italian ceramic tile industry.

Ceramics of Italy's 2025 trends report reveals tile evolution beyond traditional flooring, featuring Art Deco geometries, light-interactive surfaces, and full-surface cladding applications. Color drenching, nature-inspired palettes, and human-centric design emphasize craftsmanship and cultural storytelling in contemporary ceramic collections.

Ceramics of Italy will make its debut at the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) in Las Vegas this February, featuring 15 leading Italian tile manufacturers. The pavilion will showcase the latest in ceramic and porcelain design, from small-format tiles to large slabs, with a focus on kitchen and bath applications.

The Ceramics of Italy Tile Competition extends the submission deadline to February 28, inviting North American architects, designers, and students to showcase projects using Italian ceramic tile. Winners receive trips to Cersaie 2025 in Bologna and Coverings 2025 in Orlando, plus cash prizes up to $5,000.

Ceramics of Italy will make its first appearance at KBIS 2025 in Las Vegas, featuring 15 leading Italian ceramic manufacturers. The pavilion will showcase innovative kitchen and bath surfacing solutions, from countertops to flooring, highlighting 2025 design trends and technological advancements in Italian ceramic production.

Graziano Verdi, CEO of Italcer Group and Confindustria Ceramica VP, has been elected president of CET (European Ceramic Tile Manufacturers Federation) for a three-year term. The announcement came during European Ceramic Days 2024 in Brussels, where industry leaders gathered to discuss the sector's future.

Ceramics of Italy’s latest innovations were on full display as over 600 international manufacturers showcased their newest collections, revealing where design is headed in 2024 and beyond. Here we present trends  for flooring applications.

The annual trade show offered attendees a window into the latest design and color trends in ceramics as well as the newest advancements in sustainable production and cutting-edge technologies.