Tonalite

21/05/2026

Day #3
We're at Clerkenwell Design Week!
Come and discover Tonalite at one of London's most inspiring design events. Find us at St John's Square (EC1M 4DE) from 19–21 May 2026 and explore our world of colour, texture, and ceramic creativity.
Whether you're an architect, designer, or simply design-curious — we'd love to meet you. See you there!
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20/05/2026

Day #2
We're at Clerkenwell Design Week!
Come and discover Tonalite at one of London's most inspiring design events. Find us at St John's Square (EC1M 4DE) from 19–21 May 2026 and explore our world of colour, texture, and ceramic creativity.
Whether you're an architect, designer, or simply design-curious — we'd love to meet you. See you there!
.info Clerkenwell Design Week
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19/05/2026

We're at Clerkenwell Design Week!
Come and discover Tonalite at one of London's most inspiring design events. Find us at St John's Square (EC1M 4DE) from 19–21 May 2026 and explore our world of colour, texture, and ceramic creativity.
Whether you're an architect, designer, or simply design-curious — we'd love to meet you. See you there!
.info Clerkenwell Design Week
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17/05/2026

The 19.4 × 19.4 cm square format establishes the structure, creates rhythm, and defines the visual texture of the space. The 19.4 × 4.7 cm strip introduces dynamism and detail, breaks up repetition, and suggests direction. Sharing the same base measurement, the two formats integrate with geometric precision into freely combinable compositions.
Thanks to through-body coloring technology, the pigment penetrates the entire thickness of the ceramic body. The color is not a surface film: it is the very nature of the material. A technical advantage that translates into lasting aesthetic durability, even on surfaces subject to intense wear.
Pompei does not imitate nature—it distills it. Every color is a sediment, every format a measure of time.
.info Clerkenwell Design Week

17/05/2026

Circulum is a new concept of material: pure, essential, and surprisingly modern.
The Circulum collection stems from a desire to reinterpret the authentic charm of stone in a contemporary way, thanks to a bold design based on circular modules and a star-shaped central element that lends movement and rhythm to every surface. Made of porcelain stoneware, Circulum combines the timeless essence of natural stone with the strength and versatility of next-generation ceramics. Each module consists of a 20 cm diameter circle that harmoniously joins a 10.7 cm star; Star becomes the key detail to enrich installations with rhythm, movement, and striking geometries, creating a pattern that transforms the floor into a true interior design project.
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16/05/2026

CerQuadro is a ceramic collection born from the fusion of pure geometry, modularity, and compositional freedom. A minimalist yet surprisingly expressive system, designed to transform a small surface into a dynamic architectural element.
The project starts with a 15×15 cm square glazed ceramic tile, available in black and white finishes, glossy or matte, in which a circular recess is carved out. A 10 cm diameter ceramic element is inserted into this space, conceived as a chromatic and tactile accent that becomes the system’s hallmark.
With CerQuadro, the surface is not merely a covering: it becomes composition, form, and architecture.
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Clerkenwell Design Week

15/05/2026

The interior design project for VIA Antwerp, by Merav Bustan Design, interprets the hotel as a social space that engages with the city. The core objective was to create a spatial experience that reveals itself progressively. Each environment has its own distinctive atmosphere while maintaining a strong visual coherence through organic lines, layered textures, calibrated colour palettes and meticulous attention to detail. In the design of these communal spaces, ceramics serve as both a narrative and a functional tool. Products from .it were selected for their ability to adapt to a dynamic hospitality setting where aesthetics, durability and ease of maintenance must coexist without compromise.
https://www.ceramica.info/en/progetto-galleria/surfaces-as-a-language-of-contemporary-hospitality/
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13/05/2026

13/05/2026

Stepping into the large private courtyard of Villa Teresa in Valeggio sul Mincio, one feels transported to an old farmhouse with its distinct rustic character. Yet the villa is located in the very heart of the town, framed by a picture-postcard view of the Scaligero Castle. But the real highlight of this renovation is the kitchen floor, a 1950s-1960s style porcelain stoneware surface featuring a floral motif designed specifically by the owner. “I had a photograph of the original floor, so I searched for hexagonal tiles in burgundy, white and black that would allow me to recreate floral patterns to bring movement and character to the space. .it ’s Examatt collection proved perfect for this project. To facilitate the work of tile layer Marco Bertaiola, whose craftsmanship turned our flooring dreams into reality at Villa Teresa, I designed the pattern myself,” Ballarini explains.
https://www.ceramica.info/en/progetto-galleria/a-heartfelt-restoration-for-contemporary-hospitality/

11/05/2026

A meticulously designed bathroom where every element dialogues with a curated selection of materials and calibrated geometries. Clean lines, plays of light and chromatic contrasts transform the space into a refined, harmonious environment. Foliage by .it
https://www.ceramica.info/en/progetto-galleria/rhythm-and-materiality/