Flooring in concrete-look porcelain stoneware is becoming a more and more popular choice for those renovating their homes. These floors which are capable of giving the spaces a refined and modern look are inspired by the textures and nuances of concrete, but contain the advantages and features of porcelain stoneware.
Trying to furnish spaces in a multifunctional and fluid way can be a challenge, but thanks to the new Labyrinth interior panels from Zalf, it is possible to find an elegant and functional solution.
Architype™ is the new system from Caccaro which revolutionizes the concept of the domestic space by replacing rigid home walls with innovative furniture.
Marazzi continues with its research into the beauty of authentic porcelain-stoneware ceramic with a new and delicate series: Confetto. The new series is part of a collection called Crogiolo which is made up of high-quality and refined tiles and gets enhanced year by year with brand-new chapters.
Those of us who made it to the latest edition of the Milano Design Week were able to admire in person the new Atlantis extendable table showcased at the company’s store in Velasca Square in Milan.
The lion’s share of Milano Design Week’s incredible events and exhibitions will surely be hosted by the Salone del Mobile.
Fusion, Casalgrande Padana’s latest release in 2023, is a collection of metal-effect porcelain stoneware tiles which encapsulate all the expressive power of oxidized metal with its fascinating hues and chromatic interplay.
Five years after Oluce released a lamp dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Bauhaus, the famous German applied art and design school, the historic lighting brand now presents a new, functional and modern floor lamp which is expanding the Berlin family of lamps.
Sustano by Duravit might be the first eco-sustainable custom shower tray as it is made out of DuroCast Nature, an innovative material which can easily be 100% recycled. Let’s take a look at some of the characteristics and qualities of this one-of-a-kind material for the bathroom.
For its latest collection of porcelain stoneware tiles, Casalgrande Padana took inspiration from one of the finest woods—oak—and has produced it in six different irresistible colors and laying positions.