From formal hyperrealism to compositional surrealism, Sassuolo embraces contemporary ceramic art.

The pervasive and increasingly sophisticated presence of technology – albeit virtually invisible and highly user-friendly – sparks a desire for rough, minimalist and aesthetically low-profile bathroom furnishing solutions where re-used materials are combined with latest-generation or industrial-inspired surfaces.

Not just new collections but an entire value proposition that combines catalogue products with new offerings tailored to market demands

The quickest way to get to Cersaie: discounts on high-speed trains, planes and hotels and a taxi booking service for shorter waiting times.

Bologna Design Week will be held from 25 to 29 September in conjunction with Cersaie for a week of events celebrating ceramic tile and bathroom furnishings in the Bologna city centre, involving 150 participants and more than 100 events including exhibitions, workshops, design talks and exhibits hosted in historic buildings, museums, universities, academies, art galleries, theatres, private homes and showrooms.

Music will accompany visitors on an emotional journey through timeless design.

Cersaie may be the biggest tile moment of the year but Italian manufacturers continue to innovate and launch new products throughout the year.

The third “mood” to emerge at Cersaie 2017 after “Poetry” and “Tradition” is that of Comfort, in this case the well-deserved luxury of spending time in places that nurture a sense of well-being

The bathroom is currently the most exciting domestic space in terms of aesthetic and technological research. Today’s this space is focusing not just on functional performance but also on its emotional and multisensorial components.

The 2017 Global Houzz Bathroom Trends Study, conducted by the world’s leading platform for home design and renovation, has revealed major changes in the way bathroom renovation projects are being carried out today