Ceramiche Keope
pro
- Italy
- Materials & Surfaces
- Bathroom
- Home
- Ceramic
- Lifestyle
- Luxury
- Contract
- Retail
Ceramiche Keope is an Italian ceramic company within the Concorde Group, specializing in the design, development, and production of high-quality porcelain stoneware flooring and wall coverings, all proudly made in Italy.
Established in 1995 in Casalgrande (Reggio Emilia), the company has expanded its presence to over 80 countries worldwide, with an annual production exceeding 5 million square meters. Renowned for its refined design and superior technical performance, Ceramiche Keope offers versatile solutions for both indoor and outdoor spaces, catering to residential, commercial, and public environments. Its products are environmentally friendly, free from harmful emissions, hypoallergenic, and easy to maintain.
The company’s commitment to innovation and advanced technology ensures durable, high-performance ceramics resistant to impact, abrasion, fire, frost, humidity, heavy loads, and extreme weather conditions while preserving their original color and appearance over time. At the core of Ceramiche Keope’s philosophy is a dedication to aesthetic excellence, technological innovation, and sustainability. By upholding these values, the company continues to bring the distinctive quality of Italian craftsmanship to the global market.
Projects
01020304050607080910
The Harmony project in Quito integrates Ceramiche Keope collections to enhance its interiors and exteriors with modern elegance. Ubik Greige tiles (30x60 cm, 60x60 cm) bring a refined touch to outdoor terraces, while Moov Anthracite (60x120 cm) adds contemporary sophistication to bathrooms. In the meeting room, District White (60x120 cm) pairs with Elements Design for a professional, inviting ambiance. These selections reflect the project's commitment to high-quality materials and design excellence.
The Moov collection by Ceramiche Keope enhances the floors of this historic Altamura jewelry store – Oreficeria Giargi – with its refined Ivory cement-effect slabs. The light tones harmonize with dark wallpaper and gold accents, creating an elegant contrast. Moving beyond industrial style, the collection brings sophistication to prestigious commercial spaces. Combining aesthetic appeal with durability and easy maintenance, it is ideal for high-traffic areas like shops, hotels, and public spaces. - Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
The AC Hotel Split by Marriott, the tallest building in Split, Croatia, combines modern elegance with comfort. Designed for tourists and business travelers, it reflects Marriott’s refined aesthetic. For the lobby floors, staircase, spa, and bathroom walls, the project features Omnia porcelain stoneware in Ceppo Grey, inspired by Italian Ceppo di Gré stone. Its rich gray-blue inclusions enhance the hotel’s sophisticated ambiance. 60x120 cm (9 mm thick) tiles were used for walls, while 120x120 cm tiles cover the floors, ensuring durability and style.
Villa Terra, a private residence on the Croatian coast, seamlessly blends modern Mediterranean design with its natural surroundings. Expansive windows frame stunning sea views, while Omnia porcelain stoneware in Tivoli Ivory enhances the floors, exterior walls, pool area, and garden paths. The 120x240 cm slabs extend indoors, creating a harmonious, visually striking continuity.
In this private villa, contemporary design meets a retro touch with marble-effect porcelain stoneware from the Interno 4 series, inspired by Italian modernist interiors. The Breccia Tortona slabs (120x278 cm) feature bold veining, a lapped finish, and cover the bathroom floors, walls, and shower, creating a refined, luxurious feel. Complementing the warm interior tones, the façade is clad in Brystone Ivory limestone-effect stoneware (60x120 cm), blending elegance with natural harmony. Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
Otto restaurant and butcher shop blends bold design with modern functionality, reinterpreting classic butcher shop elements like marble. The Elements Lux marble-effect porcelain stoneware, used in two colors and finishes, ensures durability and elegance. Instead of traditional white marble, the floors feature Port Laurent and Emperador in moka tones with a Natural R9 finish (60x120 cm). The lapped Emperador version clads the bathroom sink and bar counter in large 120x278 cm slabs, enhancing the space with a refined, contemporary touch. Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
The Limes quartzite-effect porcelain stoneware offers versatility and rich color variations, reflecting light dynamically. Ideal for outdoor spaces, it enhances the hotel’s park walkways with Limes Quartz Multicolor tiles (30x60 cm). Rust-toned streaks blend with anthracite gray, creating a natural, dynamic effect in harmony with the landscape. Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
Overlooking Lake Como, Castello di Casiglio is a luxury relais blending historic charm with modern comfort. Its 600-square-meter spa, set within a centuries-old park, features Keope porcelain stoneware in diverse finishes. The indoor area, including a pool, sensory showers, and massage rooms, combines Brystone and Omnia Rapolano Beige stone effects with Lineo and Evoke wood effects, enhanced by Elements Lux and Onice marble. For the outdoor pool, Limes Quartzite and Porphyry Multicolor in 1 cm and 2 cm thicknesses provide durability and natural elegance, ideal for outdoor spaces.
Hotel A in Slovenia’s Celje region impresses with its geometric, ultra-modern design. Tailored for business guests, its grand lobby features marble-effect porcelain stoneware from the Elements Lux collection, enhancing the luxurious ambiance. Calacatta Gold, a pure white marble with golden veining, harmonizes with the gold and black furnishings. These elegant slabs also extend into the restaurant, where they contrast beautifully with deep blue chairs and dark wood paneling. Photo credits: Elia Falaschi
Ceramiche Keope contributed to the Montecatini Palace Hotel, the first five-star design hotel in the renowned spa town. Blending historic elegance with modern luxury, it features a 450-square-meter spa, a rooftop terrace with a solarium, a panoramic pool, and a rooftop bar. To enhance the hotel’s refined atmosphere, Keope supplied a selection of stone-effect porcelain stoneware, from indoor surfaces to 2 cm thick outdoor tiles, ensuring both style and durability.
The Harmony project in Quito integrates Ceramiche Keope collections to enhance its interiors and exteriors with modern elegance. Ubik Greige tiles (30x60 cm, 60x60 cm) bring a refined touch to outdoor terraces, while Moov Anthracite (60x120 cm) adds contemporary sophistication to bathrooms. In the meeting room, District White (60x120 cm) pairs with Elements Design for a professional, inviting ambiance. These selections reflect the project's commitment to high-quality materials and design excellence.
The Moov collection by Ceramiche Keope enhances the floors of this historic Altamura jewelry store – Oreficeria Giargi – with its refined Ivory cement-effect slabs. The light tones harmonize with dark wallpaper and gold accents, creating an elegant contrast. Moving beyond industrial style, the collection brings sophistication to prestigious commercial spaces. Combining aesthetic appeal with durability and easy maintenance, it is ideal for high-traffic areas like shops, hotels, and public spaces. - Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
The AC Hotel Split by Marriott, the tallest building in Split, Croatia, combines modern elegance with comfort. Designed for tourists and business travelers, it reflects Marriott’s refined aesthetic. For the lobby floors, staircase, spa, and bathroom walls, the project features Omnia porcelain stoneware in Ceppo Grey, inspired by Italian Ceppo di Gré stone. Its rich gray-blue inclusions enhance the hotel’s sophisticated ambiance. 60x120 cm (9 mm thick) tiles were used for walls, while 120x120 cm tiles cover the floors, ensuring durability and style.
Villa Terra, a private residence on the Croatian coast, seamlessly blends modern Mediterranean design with its natural surroundings. Expansive windows frame stunning sea views, while Omnia porcelain stoneware in Tivoli Ivory enhances the floors, exterior walls, pool area, and garden paths. The 120x240 cm slabs extend indoors, creating a harmonious, visually striking continuity.
In this private villa, contemporary design meets a retro touch with marble-effect porcelain stoneware from the Interno 4 series, inspired by Italian modernist interiors. The Breccia Tortona slabs (120x278 cm) feature bold veining, a lapped finish, and cover the bathroom floors, walls, and shower, creating a refined, luxurious feel. Complementing the warm interior tones, the façade is clad in Brystone Ivory limestone-effect stoneware (60x120 cm), blending elegance with natural harmony. Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
Otto restaurant and butcher shop blends bold design with modern functionality, reinterpreting classic butcher shop elements like marble. The Elements Lux marble-effect porcelain stoneware, used in two colors and finishes, ensures durability and elegance. Instead of traditional white marble, the floors feature Port Laurent and Emperador in moka tones with a Natural R9 finish (60x120 cm). The lapped Emperador version clads the bathroom sink and bar counter in large 120x278 cm slabs, enhancing the space with a refined, contemporary touch. Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
The Limes quartzite-effect porcelain stoneware offers versatility and rich color variations, reflecting light dynamically. Ideal for outdoor spaces, it enhances the hotel’s park walkways with Limes Quartz Multicolor tiles (30x60 cm). Rust-toned streaks blend with anthracite gray, creating a natural, dynamic effect in harmony with the landscape. Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
Overlooking Lake Como, Castello di Casiglio is a luxury relais blending historic charm with modern comfort. Its 600-square-meter spa, set within a centuries-old park, features Keope porcelain stoneware in diverse finishes. The indoor area, including a pool, sensory showers, and massage rooms, combines Brystone and Omnia Rapolano Beige stone effects with Lineo and Evoke wood effects, enhanced by Elements Lux and Onice marble. For the outdoor pool, Limes Quartzite and Porphyry Multicolor in 1 cm and 2 cm thicknesses provide durability and natural elegance, ideal for outdoor spaces.
Hotel A in Slovenia’s Celje region impresses with its geometric, ultra-modern design. Tailored for business guests, its grand lobby features marble-effect porcelain stoneware from the Elements Lux collection, enhancing the luxurious ambiance. Calacatta Gold, a pure white marble with golden veining, harmonizes with the gold and black furnishings. These elegant slabs also extend into the restaurant, where they contrast beautifully with deep blue chairs and dark wood paneling. Photo credits: Elia Falaschi
Ceramiche Keope contributed to the Montecatini Palace Hotel, the first five-star design hotel in the renowned spa town. Blending historic elegance with modern luxury, it features a 450-square-meter spa, a rooftop terrace with a solarium, a panoramic pool, and a rooftop bar. To enhance the hotel’s refined atmosphere, Keope supplied a selection of stone-effect porcelain stoneware, from indoor surfaces to 2 cm thick outdoor tiles, ensuring both style and durability.
The Harmony project in Quito integrates Ceramiche Keope collections to enhance its interiors and exteriors with modern elegance. Ubik Greige tiles (30x60 cm, 60x60 cm) bring a refined touch to outdoor terraces, while Moov Anthracite (60x120 cm) adds contemporary sophistication to bathrooms. In the meeting room, District White (60x120 cm) pairs with Elements Design for a professional, inviting ambiance. These selections reflect the project's commitment to high-quality materials and design excellence.
The Moov collection by Ceramiche Keope enhances the floors of this historic Altamura jewelry store – Oreficeria Giargi – with its refined Ivory cement-effect slabs. The light tones harmonize with dark wallpaper and gold accents, creating an elegant contrast. Moving beyond industrial style, the collection brings sophistication to prestigious commercial spaces. Combining aesthetic appeal with durability and easy maintenance, it is ideal for high-traffic areas like shops, hotels, and public spaces. - Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
The AC Hotel Split by Marriott, the tallest building in Split, Croatia, combines modern elegance with comfort. Designed for tourists and business travelers, it reflects Marriott’s refined aesthetic. For the lobby floors, staircase, spa, and bathroom walls, the project features Omnia porcelain stoneware in Ceppo Grey, inspired by Italian Ceppo di Gré stone. Its rich gray-blue inclusions enhance the hotel’s sophisticated ambiance. 60x120 cm (9 mm thick) tiles were used for walls, while 120x120 cm tiles cover the floors, ensuring durability and style.
Villa Terra, a private residence on the Croatian coast, seamlessly blends modern Mediterranean design with its natural surroundings. Expansive windows frame stunning sea views, while Omnia porcelain stoneware in Tivoli Ivory enhances the floors, exterior walls, pool area, and garden paths. The 120x240 cm slabs extend indoors, creating a harmonious, visually striking continuity.
In this private villa, contemporary design meets a retro touch with marble-effect porcelain stoneware from the Interno 4 series, inspired by Italian modernist interiors. The Breccia Tortona slabs (120x278 cm) feature bold veining, a lapped finish, and cover the bathroom floors, walls, and shower, creating a refined, luxurious feel. Complementing the warm interior tones, the façade is clad in Brystone Ivory limestone-effect stoneware (60x120 cm), blending elegance with natural harmony. Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
Otto restaurant and butcher shop blends bold design with modern functionality, reinterpreting classic butcher shop elements like marble. The Elements Lux marble-effect porcelain stoneware, used in two colors and finishes, ensures durability and elegance. Instead of traditional white marble, the floors feature Port Laurent and Emperador in moka tones with a Natural R9 finish (60x120 cm). The lapped Emperador version clads the bathroom sink and bar counter in large 120x278 cm slabs, enhancing the space with a refined, contemporary touch. Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
The Limes quartzite-effect porcelain stoneware offers versatility and rich color variations, reflecting light dynamically. Ideal for outdoor spaces, it enhances the hotel’s park walkways with Limes Quartz Multicolor tiles (30x60 cm). Rust-toned streaks blend with anthracite gray, creating a natural, dynamic effect in harmony with the landscape. Photo credits: Roberto Leoni
Overlooking Lake Como, Castello di Casiglio is a luxury relais blending historic charm with modern comfort. Its 600-square-meter spa, set within a centuries-old park, features Keope porcelain stoneware in diverse finishes. The indoor area, including a pool, sensory showers, and massage rooms, combines Brystone and Omnia Rapolano Beige stone effects with Lineo and Evoke wood effects, enhanced by Elements Lux and Onice marble. For the outdoor pool, Limes Quartzite and Porphyry Multicolor in 1 cm and 2 cm thicknesses provide durability and natural elegance, ideal for outdoor spaces.
Hotel A in Slovenia’s Celje region impresses with its geometric, ultra-modern design. Tailored for business guests, its grand lobby features marble-effect porcelain stoneware from the Elements Lux collection, enhancing the luxurious ambiance. Calacatta Gold, a pure white marble with golden veining, harmonizes with the gold and black furnishings. These elegant slabs also extend into the restaurant, where they contrast beautifully with deep blue chairs and dark wood paneling. Photo credits: Elia Falaschi
Ceramiche Keope contributed to the Montecatini Palace Hotel, the first five-star design hotel in the renowned spa town. Blending historic elegance with modern luxury, it features a 450-square-meter spa, a rooftop terrace with a solarium, a panoramic pool, and a rooftop bar. To enhance the hotel’s refined atmosphere, Keope supplied a selection of stone-effect porcelain stoneware, from indoor surfaces to 2 cm thick outdoor tiles, ensuring both style and durability.
