Masterpiece.
Materials, colours, and creativity combine to form a ceramic alphabet with which to compose design masterpieces
Synestesia.
A journey of the senses through the material that starts from the ostentatious graphic and chromatic richness of marble to arrive at ceramic surfaces with an unmistakable personality.
Masterpiece collection by Ferruccio Laviani rewarded at the 2021 ADA.
Slimtech Easy.
The first dry laying installation system without the use of adhesives certified with Slimtech Plus, superior quality ultra-thin ceramic slabs.
PROTECT®.
Antibacterial floors and wall coverings
We are increasingly conscious about health and safety in all the choices we make in our daily lives. We want to be sure that we’re protecting what we love – but if we really want to do this, we need to start at home.
Projects
Aréna Business Campus
The Aréna Business Campus in Budapest is comprised of 72,000 sq m of offices: four buildings with an impressive interior garden and a pedestrian area that give the space a unique and relaxing atmosphere.
“Colour and material are the foundation of my work and every time I find it fascinating to venture into new projects and research endeavours."
News
14/11/2021
A window onto Paris.
TEMPORARY LAB, the Lea Ceramiche showroom, returns to Paris.
27/10/2021
A nomination to be proud of
Anthology collection, selected for the 2021 ADI Design Index, is in the running for the next edition of the Compasso D’Oro.
11/10/2021
Cersaie 2021. Color, materials and surfaces.
Textured elements, colour and creativity were the alphabet through which Lea Ceramiche explored design at the Cersaie 2021.
02/02/2021
“Principe Amedeo 5 Milano” project is among the finalists of the Mies van der Rohe Award.
Project by Vittorio Grassi & Partners with tiles by Lea Ceramiche
05/02/2020
Lea Ceramiche meets retail at EuroShop 2020 - Hall 11, Stand A39
At the Düsseldorf exhibition, the company will showcase its most innovative solutions and products of excellence to visitors, in a special and prestigious set-up concept designed by the architect Diego Grandi.
Stay tuned