At a time when the identity of living spaces springs from the encounter between material, light, and relationships, Fioranese presents its new Cersaie 2025 collections: surfaces that blend, interact and create “unexpected connections” between aesthetics and function. Close attention has been paid to the exhibition stand, featuring a desert-style green area enriched with succulents, cacti, and palm species. In this setting, the new Tratti collection stands out immediately: a three-dimensional, sensory range used to tile the gracefully curved central wall in the green area – a favourite with photographers – and stretching through all the boxes in the stand, linking up with the other new launches. Its 6.4×30 cm brick tiles, three textures, and a palette of six pastel tones engage in an interplay with shadows, reflections, and vibrant hues. It has already been featured in ELLE DECOR.
Other highlights of these “Unexpected Connections” are Fioranese’s latest Cersaie collections.
Fusion is all about nature and human gesture: seemingly completely different aesthetics intertwine with one another. Rock with Wildflower and plaster with Plaster engage in a smooth dialogue.
Bits is Fioranese’s contemporary take on terrazzo: a minimalist yet vibrant reinterpretation, with subtle inserts bringing pace and personality to modern living spaces.
Côte celebrates the strength of Buxy stone, paying a tribute to living rock, with graceful veining and natural details. A surface with a simple, rigorous character, also available for outdoor use.
For those who weren’t able to visit us in Bologna, a complete virtual tour of the Fioranese stand – designed and fitted out by Alessandro Pasinelli Studio for Cersaie 2025 – is now available.
