The Vila Real showroom showcases projects developed using the latest products from the Spanish colour manufacturer, including the new Ever Look granulate for anti slip surfaces.
The vice chairman of Altadia Group takes the helm of the Spanish ceramic frit, glaze and pigment producers’ association amid cost pressures, the energy transition and challenges posed by European regulations.
One year after its launch, Colorobbia’s Arteology project is winning over creatives in the ceramic industry by focusing on the uniqueness of a concept inspired by the artistic heritage of Bitossi Ceramiche, aimed at designing new avant-garde surfaces for floors and wall coverings, ranging from smaller formats up to 60×120 cm. Alessio Londi, Strategic marketing manager at Colorobbia Group, tells us more about it.
The Colorobbia Group begins 2026 with a series of events, including an important new edition of DreamLab, the open house at its headquarters in Fiorano Modenese, Italy. This will be followed by an event in Spain and the participation in the Salone del Mobile in Milan in April. Fabio Avoni, Sales Director of Colorobbia Italia, presents the latest projects showcased at DreamLab, created using the digital solutions from the Aura and Air series, as well as the Forma product family.
According to the association’s figures, the Spanish ceramic frit, glaze and colour sector grew by 1.5% in 2025. However, concerns are mounting over higher energy costs and planned reductions in ETS allowances, which are threatening the industry’s competitiveness.
The Spanish color manufacturer has returned from Cersaie 2025, where it showcased its three flagship lines — Serenity, Freedom and Emphasis — through which ceramics can express quality, personality and creativity.
At Cersaie 2025, CWW meets Simone Sorrentino from Surfaces Group, which showcases the WOF finishing range and launches the new Power Clean line, marking Surfaces Group’s debut in the post-installation treatment segment.