For yet another year, Bologna (Italy) will be hosting Cersaie 2018, the top international ceramic design show.

For four days, more than 100,000 people will visit exhibition space of over 156,000 m² where Keraben Grupo will be showcasing its latest products at an innovative 600m² stand.

New life styles and trends have played a key role in new concepts in home design. Open-plan homes incorporate different living spaces in one big area, giving priority to transparency. This unpretentious type of architecture seeks one clear goal: to provide a comfortable easily accessible domestic setting. Even so, we should not forget that each area will have its own distinctive features: a terrace is not the same as a bathroom or kitchen. The flooring we choose in each case will play a decisive role in ensuring a functional truly dynamic home, maintaining a certain unity while also separating each area of the home without using walls.

When we sleep, our body gradually recovers as it passes through the different phases of the sleep cycle. Having the right background setting is fundamental in making this part of our life as simple and pleasurable as possible. To help you achieve this, we have drawn up the following guide to the perfect bedroom. Close your eyes and let’s begin.

If you’re planning to make changes to your home ready for the coming autumn but don’t know what the latest trends are or which one to opt for, we offer you a short outline of the 5 latest trends in wall and floor tiles for the home and the advantages of each one.

By choosing just the right porcelain floor tiles for your lounge, you can transform it into one of the main hubs of the home. We present three trends that will help you choose the right model for you.

Not long ago we introduced you to BIM - the new work tool for designers and architects – explaining how this methodology provides a whole new perspective when tackling a project, as it allows you to visualise all the various phases in several dimensions.

Porcelain tiles and the warmth of wood come togetherin a unique material capable of transforming any room.    

These are unquestionably two of the most influential house designs of the 20th century, in turn created by two of contemporary architecture’s greatest figures.