There are ways of building that can only be understood with time. They exist not only in what we eventually see, but in everything that comes before: in quiet decisions, in processes refined little by little, in gestures repeated until they become a language, and in materials that begin to reveal their meaning once we learn how to see them.
This year, at Cersaie 2026, we present Built in Silence, a reflection born from this quiet process of making. A look at everything that, over time, has shaped the way we understand material, architecture and space. From 21 to 25 September, our space reveals these traces of time through a composition where ceramics, stainless steel, Japanese paper, black Lacobel glass, light and archival objects coexist. Each material brings its own presence, building layer by layer an atmosphere that is serene, intimate and deeply connected to the process.
Within this space, we also present our new collections, Luna and Nära: two interpretations of stone shaped by calm, depth and an inherently architectural sensibility.
Luna | Contemporary Ceramic Surfaces
Among this edition’s new releases, we present Luna, a collection that interprets stone through its most tactile and essential dimension. Its serene, dense mineral graphic character brings a deeply architectural presence, conceived to shape spaces through continuity, solidity and restraint.
Available in three shades — Ice, Light and Light Grey —, formats ranging from 30×60 to 120×270 cm and four different thicknesses, Luna allows the same material language to extend across a wide range of applications. Its Honed, Soft Textured and Bush Hammered Anti-slip finishes are complemented by Soft Crafted, a technical evolution conceived to bring greater tactile depth and a richer, more natural interpretation of stone. Alongside them, the new Rigato, available in the 120×270 cm large format, introduces a subtle linear relief with a lightly sawn effect, adding rhythm without disrupting the collection’s understated character.
Luna also extends into Ductile wall coverings, with a smooth base and two Ductile Reliefs, Grid and Groove. It is also available in our Lithotech sintered stone, bringing its essential, stone-like character to countertops, volumes and large-format solutions. This continuity between surface, plane and architectural element reinforces a consistent visual language throughout the project.
Nära | Contemporary Ceramic Surfaces
Alongside Luna, we present Nära, a collection that explores a more intimate expression of stone. Its veiled, granular appearance, gentle movements of veining and serene presence accompany architecture without imposing themselves upon it. From a distance, Nära conveys balance and continuity. Up close, it reveals a richer range of nuances and a deeper tactile dimension. A collection conceived to be discovered slowly, through proximity and attention to detail.
Available in three shades — Ice, Sand and Light —, formats ranging from 30×60 to 120×270 cm and three different thicknesses, Nära features Honed, Soft Textured and Bush Hammered Anti-slip finishes, as well as the new Soft Crafted, developed to offer a more physical and sensory perception of stone. These are joined by Sillage, its new decorative finish in 120×270 cm format. A subtle trace across the surface, like a delicate imprint that follows the natural character of the stone. Its presence introduces movement and subtle depth without disturbing the collection’s visual calm.
Together with the Rill and Rift Ductile Reliefs, Nära expands its possibilities across vertical surfaces. In addition, Bathroom Furniture Series and Custom Design Hub allow its language to extend into furniture and bespoke solutions, creating a sense of visual continuity throughout the architecture.
Now, the space no longer belongs only to what we imagined. It also belongs to those who move through it, observe it, inhabit it for a moment and carry a part of the experience with them. And within that experience, Luna and Nära find their place: two new collections, each with its own character and essence.
