Cersaie 2026: Caesar Shapes the Language of Material Caesar Ceramics, The unique ‘material culture’ that identifies us comes from more than 30 years experience and innovation in the field of high-quality Italian porcelain tile, a guarantee of comprehensive technical know-how.

Cersaie 2026: Caesar Shapes the Language of Material

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28 September 2026
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Fiorano Modenese, 28 September 2026 – Five days of meetings and meaningful exchanges: Caesar bids farewell to Cersaie 2026 after welcoming architects, designers and industry professionals to its exhibition space.

At the heart of Caesar’s participation, the concept “The Language of Material” presented porcelain stoneware as a language at the service of design. The stand brought surfaces and space into dialogue, demonstrating how the material and chromatic qualities of ceramics can help shape the identity of every environment.

Among the new products on display, Hold draws inspiration from limestone, reinterpreting its compact appearance, characterised by subtle veining and fossil traces.

Also making its debut at Cersaie was Lore, a collection that draws on the heritage of terracotta and brings it into the contemporary world through unexpected colour palettes and sophisticated tactile textures.

Completing the new collection launches, Rune transforms ceramic surfaces into a visual alphabet, where veins in bas-relief become a tactile feature that lends depth and elegance to the reinterpretation of stone.

The stand showcased the breadth of the Caesar universe, presenting solutions and tools designed to address different aspects of architectural projects. Connections demonstrated how different looks and formats can interact through personalised combinations.

This compositional approach was complemented by the latest additions to Aextra20, the 20 mm thick porcelain stoneware range for outdoor spaces, and the slabs for furniture and interior design by Olos.

For Caesar, Cersaie once again proved to be an opportunity for dialogue and exchange, opening up new design perspectives and providing fresh inspiration to continue exploring the expressive potential of porcelain stoneware.

Hold

The shape of stability

Hold is a porcelain stoneware collection inspired by Limestone, a compact and balanced limestone reinterpreted to dress the entire architectural project. Its name encapsulates the very essence of this material: Hold does not mean resisting time, but embracing it in order to bring balance to living spaces. Fossil traces, micro-veining and inclusions characterize a material designed to be touched and experienced, where pattern and structure meet each other  to create surfaces that are pleasant and highly realistic.

Rune

The Mark of Stone

Rune reinterprets the stone effect through a language of marks, engravings and subtle three-dimensional details, transforming the naturalness of the material into a contemporary, tactile surface. The collection comes in 3 colours – Sigil, Glyph and Stele –, 5 finishes and 4 decorative systems, creating a complete and versatile programme capable of seamlessly extending across indoor and outdoor projects.

Lore

Ancient wisdom, future vision

Lore reinterprets the terracotta effect through a contemporary language, transforming the warmth of tradition into a material rich in nuances, textures and new compositional possibilities. The collection offers 10 colours, 8 finishes and 5 decorative systems, in a versatile programme designed to create surfaces with strong tactile and chromatic appeal, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces.

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