Versace Ceramics Harmony — a grand lobby floored in polychrome antique marbles

The brands, this season

What's New

The newest collections from our houses — and what's coming in 2027.

Fresh from Bologna. Each September the world's tile houses unveil their new collections at Cersaie — here is what Versace Ceramics, Tau and Italgraniti showed last, now making its way to the Gold Coast.

New from Versace Ceramics

Harmony

Unveiled at Cersaie 2025, Harmony weaves three languages together — polychrome marbles in satin and antiqued finishes, velvet-touch surfaces with a three-dimensional softness, and mirrored wall pieces in smooth and baroque textures — in formats up to 120×280 slabs.

Versace Ceramics Harmony — Marble & Mirror — Ocean-blue marble beside a baroque mirrored wall.

Harmony — Marble & Mirror

Ocean-blue marble beside a baroque mirrored wall.

Versace Ceramics Harmony — Velvet — Velvet-touch surfaces with the Greca border and Medusa corner.

Harmony — Velvet

Velvet-touch surfaces with the Greca border and Medusa corner.

Versace Ceramics Harmony — Marble — Ocean Blue marble carved into a sculptural bathroom.

Harmony — Marble

Ocean Blue marble carved into a sculptural bathroom.

New from Tau Cerámica

The SENSE quartet

Tau's Cersaie 2025 showing embraced slow design — surfaces that don't shout, but speak. Four new series lead it: Petra's mineral stone, Lucca's contemporary marble, Detroit's architectural cement and Portobello's terrazzo, joined by Gravita, Tau's new multi-format technology.

Tau Cerámica Petra — Mineral stone, quiet and warm — pure slow design.

Petra

Mineral stone, quiet and warm — pure slow design.

Tau Cerámica Lucca — Marble, reimagined for contemporary rooms.

Lucca

Marble, reimagined for contemporary rooms.

Tau Cerámica Detroit — A clean, architectural take on cement.

Detroit

A clean, architectural take on cement.

Tau Cerámica Portobello — Terrazzo between tradition and today.

Portobello

Terrazzo between tradition and today.

New from Italgraniti

Terre, and going Mega

Italgraniti's newest collection, Terre, brings tactile clay texture to walls and floors — while the company itself has gone Mega, opening a new plant dedicated entirely to large-format slabs, shown at Cersaie as architecture in their own right.

Italgraniti Terre — Tactile clay surfaces — the texture trend, made in Italy.

Terre

Tactile clay surfaces — the texture trend, made in Italy.

Imagery courtesy of Versace Ceramics, Tau Cerámica and Italgraniti Group. VERSACE is a trademark of Gianni Versace S.r.l.

Coming in 2027

The 2027 collections break cover this month.

All three houses unveil their 2027 ranges at Cersaie 2026 in Bologna, 21–25 September — Italgraniti in Hall 25, Tau and Versace Ceramics alongside. We'll bring the highlights to this page, and to the showroom floor, as soon as they land.