Tag Iris Ceramica

23-11-2021

Pietra di Bilbao: the look of stone, the strength of high-tech ceramic

Pietra di Bilbao is the Iris Ceramica collection offering a contemporary twist on the long tradition of stone in architecture. Living room, kitchen and bathroom, bedroom: any room in the home can be customised with the collection’s perfect balance of delicate colours and chromatic vibrations in neutral hues

02-11-2021

Elementi by Iris Ceramica: surface coverings inspired by the primordial nature of stone, earth and lava

The best contemporary surfaces reinterpret the appearance and sensations of the natural raw materials that hold a key place in the collective imagination for their importance in the evolution of architecture. This is the case of Elementi, Iris Ceramica’s new series of floor and wall coverings, with Pietra di Sciara, Terra and Lava: simple, archaic, evocative colours adding character to contemporary design spaces with all the versatility and beauty of high-tech ceramic

21-09-2021

Pietra di Bilbao: timeless beauty for walls and floors

The new Iris Ceramica collection reinterprets the aesthetics of natural stones characterised by a truly timeless beauty. Pietra di Bilbao is a line offering relaxing, natural and soothing colours, where delicate chromatic vibrations enhance a ceramic slab designed to cover any type of interior. Textured yet pleasant to the touch, Pietra di Bilbao is a trendy solution for home 2022 design projects, and in particular for spaces characterised by an essential and functional style.

17-09-2021

The winners of the 24th edition of the IIDA/HD Expo Product Design Awards

The IIDA association, in collaboration with the Hospitality Design magazine, recently announced the winners of the 24th edition of the IIDA/HD Expo Product Design Awards. The jury of experts selected four winning products and judged them to be adequate to the needs of the hospitality sector, sustainable and, above all, human-centred. Among the winners, in the Flooring/Hard Surfaces category, we find the Liquid Cosmo Grey collection by Iris Ceramica Diesel Living.

07-09-2021

A warm and relaxing ambience with wood-effect technical ceramics

The aesthetics of wood has always been central to design, interior design and surfaces of all kinds, which is why wood remains extremely popular for indoor and outdoor flooring, thanks to the great potential offered by high-tech ceramics. In many cases, Iris Ceramica’s technical porcelain stoneware, available in sophisticated textures such as French Woods and E-Wood, is the preferred choice due to its greater resistance, durability and the fact that no special maintenance is required

13-07-2021

Harmony and balance between different materials: Iris Ceramica’s Whole collection

Juxtaposing different materials is a key to creating fascinating, personalised spaces in the home. Iris Ceramica’s highly varied, elegant Whole collection makes all this possible with a range of textures including wood, stone, terra cotta and majolica. Inspired by traditional covering materials, Whole’s warm colour palette brings new appeal to a great variety of spaces, indoors and outdoors, residential and commercial

01-06-2021

Setting the scene in everyday spaces: creativity and freedom of installation with Iris Ceramica coverings

The eye-catching focal point of any interior design project, Iris Ceramica coverings combine strength, durability and beauty. With a range of different colour palettes and an extensive variety of formats and patterns, the many wall covering collections from Iris Ceramica allow for the staging of original, exciting wall creations inspired by personal taste and with complete freedom of composition

12-01-2021

Cosmic Marble: warm, bright spaces for design in 2021

Diesel Living with Iris Ceramica’s collections for interior design in the new year feature strong colours and brightly lit, vibrant spaces. The Cosmic Marble collection, inspired by the planets and satellites, abounds in visual attraction and expressive power appropriate for a great variety of spaces, from homes to wellness centres, as demonstrated by a recent project in Tokyo’s Ginza district