Ceramics

Architecture is no longer content to stand still. The spaces we inhabit are becoming more fluid, more connected to nature, and increasingly shaped by the ways people move, work, gather and live. The boundaries between building and landscape, private and public, interior and exterior are becoming harder to define – and perhaps that is precisely the point. Against this backdrop, Cersaie 2026 arrives in Bologna from September 21 to 25 with a theme that feels less like a statement than an

Cersaie 2025, scheduled to take place in Bologna from 22 to 26 September, once again confirms its role as a global laboratory of design, where ceramics are no longer a mere material but the central protagonist of a complex ecosystem of design, architecture and innovation. The Manifesto “A Space for Architectural Design” expands architectural space into a multipolar, three-dimensional vision

In conversation with Augusto Ciarrocchi, Director of Confindustria Ceramica, on the cultural value of Cersaie – the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings