A new edition of Bologna Cersaie is about to begin!
This is a regular date that Cooperativa Ceramica d’Imola simply cannot miss, so we look forward to seeing you at our stand! We’ve got lots of new surprises for you to discover!
A full-bodied porcelain stoneware collection with a unique concrete effect and a very special range of surface colour variations featuring subtle shades that can only be truly appreciated when every tile has been laid.
Who said summer is all about exotic beaches and crystal clear seas?
Waterfront is the ideal solution for creating a kitchen with long-lasting style.
Less is more: the power of concrete and the simplicity of tatami in a distinctively stylish slab tile.
For over thirty years Coverings has been regarded as one of the most important events in the world of ceramics, as it brings together people from different places with the aim of presenting and launching all the latest news in the ceramics industry.
After Gae Aulenti Square, unveiled in 2012 and the Vertical Forest from 2014, Milan boasts a new architectural gem designed by Herzog & de Meuron
The Digitalife exhibition at the Macro - Museum of Contemporary Art - in Rome has a “less is more” leitmotif that is also the founding concept of rational, minimalist architecture and the production design of Leonardo -EvolutionsTile, the company that creates distinctively hi-tech, international, design-oriented tiles.
Every year the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings marks a turning point with the past by stimulating changes in products that stand out for their excellence, technology and innovation.
From 26 to 30 September 2016, manufacturers, journalists, planners and designers from all over the world will meet in Bologna for Cersaie 2016.
The art of silk manufacture has always brought the worlds of East and West together. As from as early as 3000 BC this unique fabric has stood out for its unparalleled elegance and refinement.
A gem of industrial archaeology lives again in a contemporary spirit thanks to Contemporary Locus, a non-profit organisation dedicated to territorial regeneration through artistic projects that redevelop brownstone areas, rescue them from neglect and give them back to citizens and to art.
