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Marazzi opens a new flagship showroom in the heart of Madrid
The project, in Calle Serrano right in the city centre, is the work of international firm …
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Collections 2023: a general catalogue with a Grande plan
The Marazzi catalogue dedicated to the new ceramic and porcelain stoneware collections is now available. From …
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Marazzi and Tile Week: discovering trends and new products
From 26 to 30 September this year, Marazzi opened the doors of its Sassuolo location to …
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Top Safety: the new antibacterial slabs for kitchen countertops
The special Puro Marazzi Antibacterial The Top collection of large slabs, available in six colours including …
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The infinite solutions of The Top
Marazzi showcases the potential of its The Top collection at Eurocucina, with its Puro Marazzi Antibacterial …
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Fuorisalone 2022: the latest in ceramics and stoneware at via Borgogna 2
At Milan Design Week 2022, preview of the latest ceramics and stoneware products and new antibacterial …
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Marazzi’s products for 2022
The Marazzi catalogue dedicated to the new ceramic and porcelain stoneware collections is now available. Download …
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Marazzi Cementum: the evolution of concrete-effect stoneware
Concrete: a versatile, contemporary material with a rough yet sophisticated elegance. Marazzi’s modern interpretation replicates the …
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Just one material, infinite possibilities
The Top large slabs set creativity free. To provide continuity of material effects in public, contract …
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Grande slabs in a sculptural landscape
Marazzi Hub is Alessandro Pasinelli’s project showcasing the utmost expressiveness of large-size slabs. Different types of …
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Imagining yourself in a villa in Arizona
A dream home, designed by Alessandro Pasinelli in the Arizona desert, with materials inspired by nature, …
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Mystone Travertino, giving new life to history
The stone the ancient Romans called Lapis Tiburtinus was one of their favourite building materials: travertine, …
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