Marazzi

On 7 September on the eve of the Paris Design Week, Marazzi opens its new Paris showroom on three floors in the heart of the famous Saint-Germain-des-Prés quarter.

The aesthetic beauty of three precious stones finds space in a cross-over technical stoneware collection, designed for the interior and exterior of private and public environments.

For the inauguration, specifically held during the Clerkenwell Design Week, Marazzi welcomed its guests into the new 300 sqm space in St. John Street.

Marazzi presents Memento, the porcelain stoneware that proposes the material and raw effect of the cement in five different colors for the indoor and three ones for the outdoor.

The well-known group Marazzi promoted a real “augmented surface”, with the aim of suggestively showing the potentials of the ceramic material.

A new ceramic coating with large size and thin thickness inspired by the naturalness of the original stone.

The agreement for the acquisition of the historic Fiorano Modenese-based ceramic company was signed on 20 January and will be finalised following approval from the Antitrust Authorities.

Actualize the timeless charm of the brickwork is the aim of Bricco, the new ceramic collection proposed by Marazzi. A color range including neutral tones, designed to cover walls and floors with a contemporary and urban character.

6 formats and 4 natural colors characterize the new porcelain stoneware line that has a strong link with tradition.

“Having a Cigarette with Álvaro Siza” deals with a conversation with the Portuguese designer Pritzker Prize 1992.

The urban cements and the old building materials reinterpreted in the porcelain stoneware. 

The new porcelain stoneware is inspired by the reused oak, proposing an aged look typical of the used wood.

Video tutorial by Ragno (Marazzi Group): tips concerning the installation of wood effect porcelain tiles together with porcelain "cementine" decorations from Rewind collection.

A villa in Greece, the docks in Marseille and a cemetery in Ferrara are the winning projects of the fifth edition of the architecture’s competition for the best constructions made with Italian ceramic tiles.

Marazzi presents Allmarble, the new marble effect ceramic tiles, and Materika, the 3D thin ceramic tile winner of the ADI Ceramics Design Award 2015.

A boutique hotel that retains the central building of the 19^th Century villa and its secret garden, was developed from an aristocratic country residence.

Ragno presents Frame, the monoporosa wall tiles collection of white paste perfect for a residential use in the bathroom.

During the next Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan, Marazzi will present the new entry line “All marble”

The site’s production capacity has more than doubled to 9 million sq.m/year. Guests of honour at the ribbon-cutting ceremony were Minister Maria Elena Boschi and the President of the Emilia Romagna Regional Government Stefano Bonaccini.