Iris Ceramica Group’s “Magical Journey” landed in Paris
During Maison&Objet – In the City January 2026 edition, Iris Ceramica Group brought its ongoing narrative project The Magical Journey […]
Here, you'll find a carefully curated collection of articles exploring the materials and finishes that define contemporary design landscapes. From the timeless allure of natural stone to cutting-edge sustainable innovations and smart surfaces, this section is your gateway to understanding the creative and technical possibilities that materials offer.
During Maison&Objet – In the City January 2026 edition, Iris Ceramica Group brought its ongoing narrative project The Magical Journey […]
Rícino C is the collection born from the most recent phase – the third – of the eponymous research project […]
Stone has traditionally been associated with solidity, permanence, and opacity. It is a material rooted in mass, weight, and tactile […]
In the heart of Florence lie two of the city’s most symbolic landmarks, serving both as a reference point for […]
Sustainability doesn’t always follow conventional solutions; sometimes it demands radical choices, like experimenting with new resources and processes—using, for example, […]
The newest addition in Milan’s prestigious Corso di Porta Romana is the Sonder Building, which introduces the global hospitality group […]
Thibault Philip is a French designer who works with a material that, at first glance, may evoke a sense of […]
Although the combination of beer and furniture might seem unusual, as early as 2020 a pioneering project demonstrated how these […]
Founded by Marten van Middelkoop and Joost Dingemans, Plasticiet refuses to view plastic as waste, instead considering it a precious […]
Known for its timeless approach to textile design, Fischbacher 1819 stands as a positive example of a heritage brand that […]
Ceramiche Keope has brought a piece of Milan’s architectural DNA to Cersaie 2025 with CottoMilano, a porcelain stoneware collection that […]
Large concrete-like volumes, extended surfaces that echo the sculptural language of the 1950s – from Constructivism to the New American […]