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What's trending at Cersaie 2019?

10th Apr 2020

What's trending at Cersaie 2019?

To stay on top of the latest trends and bring the best products back to New Zealand we source from suppliers in Italy and around the world. Selecting ceramic, porcelain and mosaic tiles of the best quality and design. This September, Managing Director Peter Roberts and team headed to Italian tile fair, Cersaie. The expo runs between 23rd and 27th of September in Bologna and is considered as a leading platform for the ceramics, bathroom, building and furnishings industries. We also got the chance to visit some of our supplier's showrooms and see the ranges displayed with the latest merchandising and technology. Click Here to see our visit to our Italian Suppliers showrooms


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Who was there?

Over 800 of the top European, North and South American and Australian exhibitors showcase their products at Cersaie. Many of our current suppliers see value in attending, including Italgraniti, Atlas Concorde, FAP Ceramiche, Equipe, and 41 Zero 42. It's also an amazing opportunity for new and upcoming manufacturers to showcase their products. Check out their stands below and see what was trends we expect to see in 2020. 

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Italgraniti

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Atlas Concorde


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41 Zero 42


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41 Zero 42

FAP

FAP Ceramic - View the Lumina range on our website here

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Equipe - View our best selling Equipe range, Artisan here

Ergon

Ergon - Coming Soon to Tile Space.

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Peronda - A select range of patterns coming soon 

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Natucer - View the Piastrella Mix Collection here - Available from Tile Space. 


What's Trending?

Large format - Tiles have been getting bigger and bigger each year, with 750x750 becoming a common size for many homes. Cersaie confirmed that the large format trend isn't going away any time soon. From Italgraniti to Atlas Concorde suppliers are saying bigger is better with sizes as large 160x320 and 260x120 cm. 

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Panda Marble - Marble look tiles just got bolder with intense veining and monochrome colour. We launched our first panda marble look tile earlier this year, Supreme from 41 Zero 42. It's bold, electric and certainly has wow factor. This look was everywhere, especially in the larger format size with collections from RAK, Imola, Atlas Concorde and Iris Ceramica. 

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Textured Stone - Textured stone or also known as, Ceppo Di Gre, is a look that has been used in Italy for over 2000 years. The main aesthetic feature is its harmonious combination of grey and white chunks which give a natural, yet decorative feel. We launched this look at the beginning of this year, with ranges, Lombarda, Kone Mix and Nord Smoke immediately becoming top sellers. We saw this look a lot at Cersaie, especially in large format sizes. 

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Quartz Marble
- Marble is one of our best selling styles. It's a look that works in most environments and is available in many sizes and colours but it was the blues and greens, that got our attention at Cersaie. The detail and extreme variation are what sets these designs apart, replicating the look of a precious crystal. Atlas Concorde, Italgraniti, LEA, Imola and RAK all see this look to be big in 2020. 

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Tecnografica - We launched Tecnografica to Tile Space just days before we flew to Italy. Our range with Tecnografica is a collection of Italian Wallpaper Coverings available in 6 formats including H20 - These beautifully illustrated prints have been designed for the most humid environments including bathrooms and the internal part of showers. The first waterproof wallpaper to be launched in New Zealand. Click here to learn more.

Their theme at Cersaie followed Planet Earth, a stunning range of wallpaper and Decorative Panels inspired by the beauty of nature. 

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Italian tile manufacturers are at the forefront of global design trends. They spend time and money studying natural materials with top technology to produce quality products that not only look amazing but will continue to look amazing for decades. If you want to learn more about Italian tiles, check out our blog post Why Choose Italian tiles, here.

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