BISAZZA FOLLOWS THE "NEW HYDRAULIC" TREND. WE PRESENT IT AT GUNNI & TRENTINO.

The Italian firm Bisazza is joining this trend for traditional tiles. At the recent CERSAIE trade fair, the legendary brand presented a magnificent collection that reinterprets this traditional product in a contemporary way, featuring designs by Paola Navone, Jaime Hayón, Carlo Dal Bianco, Tom Dixon, and the Bisazza Design Studio.

The series is called Contemporary Cement Tiles, and the full catalog is now available at GUNNI&TRENTINO. In this way, the firm goes beyond its well-known luxury mosaics to venture into the production of other formats. It provides a refreshing touch, even though its color palette is reminiscent of old-fashioned hydraulic tile floors. The collection is called "Cementiles," as the floor tiles are made of cement using a completely handcrafted technique. The different patterns include bolder and more striking designs, along with more delicate and discreet ones, in keeping with the style and personality of the different designers who collaborated on this interesting project.

These designer floors blend seamlessly with both classic and modern interiors. Their strong identity makes them a perfect match for industrial styles, the new minimalism, the vintage style that continues to be in vogue, and the eclectic styles that are increasingly proliferating, both in private homes and commercial spaces. Hydraulic tiles are experiencing a revival, resulting in a host of new versions of great beauty and versatility. We can safely say that the Italian firm has made the right choice with its initiative to expand its products beyond the luxury mosaics to which we are accustomed.

Bisazza is one of the most prestigious luxury brands in the world of design, a world leader in the production of glass mosaics for interior and exterior decoration. Founded in 1956 in Alte, Vicenza, it is now a cutting-edge company characterized by its dynamic business, the application of modern technologies, and a focus on market developments.

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