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veronica 30/09/2025

Ceramiche Marca Corona: high-intensity surfaces

Ceramiche Marca Corona presented numerous proposals at Cersaie: collections of surfaces and coverings that differ in terms of aesthetics but share an original, bold and highly expressive materiality

Amaze, fascinate, and excite through the senses. This is the goal that Ceramiche Marca Corona has pursued with its new proposals, choosing a bold and intensely expressive decorative language. Surfaces become invitations to be touched, planes with which to interact in order to grasp their structural depth and material richness. Meanwhile, the shades, colors, and three-dimensionality create a magic that is revealed above all in the light: plays of chiaroscuro, contrasts, and reflections that lend brilliance and depth to every environment. To create this sensory universe, the company looks to nature, the primary and inexhaustible source of emotion, capable of surprising with its mere presence. The Miniature Rima and Arkigem collections, previewed at Coverings 2025, dialogue with the new Arteseta, Terrasale, and Scultorea Delicata proposals, together with the chromatic expansion of Arialuce. A journey that reflects the richness of the Italian territory, explored and translated into large and small slabs: stones, crystalline veins, and mineral aesthetics are expressed in a highly expressive and bold decorative language.

Miniature Rima by Ceramiche Marca Corona

The Miniature Rima and Terrasale collections play with small formats: the former consists of 6×24 cm mini bricks, characterized by a double groove, enlivened by the contrast between the shine of the recess and the matte effect of the raised edges.

As the name suggests, the series works on rhythm, on the echo of a recurring sign that composes vibrant and dynamic patterns, thanks also to the succession of glossy curves and opaque straight lines emphasized by the ten colors of the palette.

Terrasale by Ceramiche Marca Corona 

The second, Terrasale, is the new proposal for porcelain stoneware floors and wall tiles that blends two distinct geological references from distant lands: the compact strength of volcanic basalt on the one hand, and the clear, luminous fragments of marine limestone on the other. The result is a surface composed of small crystalline inclusions that make the graphics visually richer and the ceramic skin delicately textured and material. The collection is available in a single 20×20 cm size, enhancing the decorative impact and versatility of the small square, with two decorations: Astro, with its graphic motifs suspended between historical and mid-century influences, and Lacca, with its glossy and more nuanced effects. Arkigem and Scultorea Delicata represent a new interpretation of the world of stone.

Miniature Rima by Ceramiche Marca Corona

The Arkigem collection is inspired by Ceppo di Sicilia: the identity of this typical limestone breccia is reinterpreted through the design of heterogeneous fragments, with deep graphic textures that generate different visual and tactile intensities. Designed for indoor and outdoor applications, both for flooring and cladding, it demonstrates its versatility in terms of color palette and finishes, as well as in terms of size, from large slabs to square and rectangular formats.

Arkigem by Ceramiche Marca Corona

Scultorea Delicata by Ceramiche Marca Corona

Sculptural Delicata is a tribute to mineral aesthetics, expanding the range of surfaces inspired by marble and stone. New finishes include Velvet (soft to the touch and finely polished) and Naturale (which has a smooth feel and a matte appearance), which join the classic Reflex finishes, smooth and glossy.

Arteseta by Ceramiche Marca Corona

In particular, Travertino is enhanced by the Strutturato finish, which allows the surface to extend outward, creating a coherent and harmonious continuity between indoor and outdoor spaces. Ceramiche Marca Corona’s experimentalism is particularly evident in Arteseta, the result of research developed on small formats characteristic of the ceramic tradition – such as glazed zellige tiles – to expand to larger slabs (50×120 cm) that update their aesthetics and functionality.

Evoking sophisticated naturalness, the collection’s colors recall Travertine (White and Golden), Calacatta Velato with its light tones, Lasa marble in the Bianco Striato variant, calcareous onyx in the Puro Avorio color, and quartzite from Brazil in the Taj Mahal Cristallo color. Finishes and colors are available in all formats, including large slabs, square and rectangular formats, and mosaic-effect decorations.

Scultorea Delicata by Ceramiche Marca Corona

The result is a collection of white-body wall tiles that stands out for its Kristallina finish: an extremely glossy and unexpectedly velvety micro-texture that enhances the brilliance of the glaze typical of traditional tiles. There are six colors available and two three-dimensional decorations: Riga, with a slender, regular design, and Arco, a wavy motif that references the traditional peacock tail pattern, punctuated by alternating smooth and rough glazed sections.

Arteseta by Ceramiche Marca Corona

Arialuce by Ceramiche Marca Corona

Finally, Arialuce revives the tradition of molded terracotta to create extruded architectural volumes that define indoor and outdoor spaces while allowing air and light to filter through. The first collection of louvered panels by Ceramiche Marca Corona, Arialuce was designed by Mariachiara Russo and produced in collaboration with Fornace S. Anselmo, a historic Italian company specializing in brick manufacturing.

This year, the collection is enriched with three new shades: Green and Blue, designed to emphasize the relationship between indoor and outdoor environments, and Black Glaze, for a more pronounced and deeper finish. These color variations complement the shades already in the range: the neutral Natural, Ivory, and White Glaze. The new collection overview brings with it all the expertise of the brand, the expression of tireless research into materials and their aesthetic potential. Each proposal confirms and renews the identity of the brand, which has its roots in 1741 under the name “Fabbrica della Majolica”: a place where tradition and innovation still intertwine today and where experimentation coexists with craftsmanship. It is within this precious heritage that Ceramiche Marca Corona’s contemporary vision is situated: unique and distinctive interior design projects that tell a story of culture, materials, and timeless beauty.

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