Roman stone becomes contemporary:
soft surfaces, versatile formats, and three-dimensional décors
create elegant and coordinated spaces, also outdoors.

The living area of Marazzi’s ADV 2026 transforms
ceramics into architecture: staggered levels, warm
lighting, and textured surfaces create a dynamic and
lived-in space, where Grande Lume and Pietra di Sicilia work in synergy.

The Marazzi collection wins one of the most prestigious
international design awards for its contemporary
interpretation of large-format ceramics

Recreates an ancient stone in a stoneware with material realism.
Elegant surfaces, a warm palette, and decorative structures expand design solutions,
with sizes designed for continuity and versatility
in both indoor and outdoor spaces.

Nobilis enhances the beauty of walnut canaletto with warm and realistic surfaces,
featuring refined veining and versatile formats
for elegant and coordinated spaces.

Resin reinterprets resin in a ceramic key with soft,
satin surfaces, refined solid colors, and tone-on-tone combinations
for minimal and sophisticated spaces.

Wood and stone-inspired textures, three-dimensional surfaces,
and material décors transform wall cladding into
an architectural element with a strong visual impact.

Boiserie reinterprets wood on walls with three-dimensional ceramic reliefs
and accent details, creating decorative claddings
with a refined and contemporary character.