Ceramic surface technologies meet a historical setting in Milan’s Sonder building
The newest addition in Milan’s prestigious Corso di Porta Romana is the Sonder Building, which introduces the global hospitality group […]
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.
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 […]
Celebrating forty years of the International Exhibition of Ceramic surfaces and Bathroom Furnishings (held in Bologna from 22 to 26 […]
We tend to think, especially in creative fields, that everything in this world has already been invented, or at least […]
Ceramics have long served as a bridge between traditional craft and contemporary design; yet, today, the leading companies in the […]
Train stations in city centres are urban areas often associated with dirt and pollution. However, in the heart of Melbourne, […]
In recent years, there’s been a growing need to embark on a path of ecological transition, shifting design away from […]