effects and materials

Thirty-one versions, nine of them new, evoke the most precious stones. Porcelain stoneware in seven sizes, mosaics and trims for imaginative juxtapositions of the colours and beauty of some of the finest, most exclusive marbles

With the Intrecci collection, Marazzi offers a contemporary reworking of the 17thC decorative tradition with all the properties of high-tech wood-effect porcelain stoneware. The new surfaces are available in the warm Castagna, Miele and Nocciola shades and in two sizes - 120x120 cm and 20x120 cm -, with a versatility enabling infinite mix & match solutions in combination with the Marazzi Concrete, Marble and Stone Look collections.

At Palazzo Bovara, in the Elle Decor Italia installation for Milan Design Week, architect Giuliano Andrea Dell'Uva creates an installation focused on light and the expressive characteristics of materials. The artist selected the Crogiolo Rice collection for its shade variation and the imperfection of its surface, which recalls hand-made pottery, Crogiolo Memoria and Confetto for its matt finish and strong relationship with light. Ceramics that create scenarios in a collage of references to the ‘70s and ‘80s.

Spaces we use every day, familiar and reassuring, yet also amazing in the quality of their design, furnishings and materials, all reflecting Italian savoir faire. These are some of the ingredients of the Marazzi 2023 international advertising campaign, which features the new Grande marble-effect slabs with a contemporary air and the Crogiolo Confetto small-size tiles with uneven surface, both manufactured in a closed-cycle, environment-friendly process.