Grespania presented its new ceramic surface collections at Cersaie 2026, through a proposal that explores different ways of understanding material, color, and design. New surfaces in Coverlam and Coverlam Top, porcelain stoneware, and white-body wall tiles expand the possibilities of ceramics for architecture and interior design projects.
Grespania presents its ceramic innovations at Cersaie 2026
Grespania unveiled its new ceramic surface collections at Cersaie 2026, a proposal that spans different scales, formats and applications to respond to the new needs of architecture and interior design.
Under the MATTER BUILT concept, the new releases explore the evolution of ceramics into a material capable of building spaces, where technology, design and precision come together to create surfaces with greater texture, depth and character.
Stone: matter as a starting point
Stone remains one of the great sources of inspiration for Grespania’s new collections, reinterpreted through different scales, textures and technologies to create surfaces with a strong sense of naturalness.
Vicenza brings stone inspiration to different project applications. Available in Coverlam, Coverlam Top and Grespania porcelain tile, it draws on Vicenza stone and comes in Ivory, Beige, Greige and Brown, with two graphics: Antica, more restrained, and Ceppo, with larger stone fragments. The new SynchroKer technology coordinates graphic design and micro-relief to add greater depth and realism.
In Coverlam, Ipanema offers an interpretation of a Brazilian natural stone in White and Ivory tones, crossed by soft grey veining. Its subtle stone relief reinforces the natural feel of a serene, luminous surface, available in large format and reduced thickness.
Also in Coverlam and Coverlam Top, Silver River comes in Grey and White, with a mineral graphic of elegant, contemporary character. The incorporation of CarvedTechnology synchronizes a delicate relief with the surface design to enhance its depth and visual and tactile richness.
In Grespania porcelain tile, Cuarzita Brasil interprets a Brazilian stone in Pearl and Ivory tones, with soft, fluid grey veining. Its polished silk finish incorporates 3DTechnology, synchronizing the relief with the design to achieve a surface of great visual and tactile naturalness.
Vicenza, as a Concept Collection, makes it possible to bring the same aesthetic identity to different project applications, from floors and wall coverings to façades, furniture and countertops. Its wide range of formats and finishes —Silk, Natural and Anti-slip— makes it easy to maintain visual continuity between indoor and outdoor spaces, adapting to different technical and decorative needs. A versatile proposal that brings together Grespania, Coverlam and Coverlam Top under a single material language.
In white-body wall tile, White&More starts from a stone-inspired base, available in White and Ivory, characterized by delicate mineral inlays that add depth and graphic richness without losing its serene, luminous look. The collection is completed with different relief pieces that introduce plays of volume, light and shadow on the walls.
The White&More Marfil series, reliefs that capture the light and fill the space with nuances.
Marble: surfaces with great expressiveness
Marble takes on a more intense and ornamental reading with Veridian, available in Coverlam and Coverlam Top. Inspired by French Breccia Sarrancolin, its composition of veins and multicolored fragments creates a maximalist graphic with great chromatic richness.
The collection is offered in a Natural finish with CarvedTechnology, which synchronizes graphic design and relief, and in Polished, which intensifies the depth of color and the expressive character of the surface.
Metal: reflections, texture and character
Metal is incorporated into Grespania’s new collections as a surface with great expressive power, where reflections, relief and interaction with light bring depth and personality to spaces.
In Coverlam, Rivoli interprets the metal effect through a base in aged gold with a mineral, contemporary character. The collection is completed with Line decorations, with subtle lines that add rhythm to the surface, and Fabric, with a herringbone pattern that is more graphic and decorative.
In small-format porcelain tile Grespania, Lumen brings the metallic aesthetic to 5.5x45 cm pieces. Its Stripe and Rust reliefs interact with light, generating changing reflections, while its palette —Gold, Bronze, Steel and Platinum— makes it possible to explore everything from warm tones to more neutral, architectural finishes.
Lumen Stripe Oro, metallic reflections that bring rhythm, light and character to spaces.
Color and design: creativity on the ceramic surface
Color, geometry, reliefs and references to craft tradition take center stage in the most decorative proposals among Grespania’s new releases, exploring different scales and languages to turn the ceramic surface into an active element of interior design.
In small-format Grespania porcelain tile, Sevilla and Triana recover Seville’s ceramic tradition from a contemporary aesthetic. Sevilla, in Pearl, Sage and Lead, and Triana, in Ivory, Siena and Mocha, incorporate glossy granules through 3DTechnology, generating contrasts between matte and glossy areas that evoke the irregularities of old handcrafted glazes.
Also in small format, Faenza is inspired by Italian ceramic tradition and its characteristic hand-decorated pieces. Its white base and organic blue motifs, together with the application of 3DTechnology, add shine, volume and irregularities that reinforce the collection’s handcrafted character.
In Coverlam, Studio comes in Pearl and Mocha tones and uses 3DTechnology to develop two graphic designs, Loft and Line. Geometries, lines, repetition and volume create surfaces of great visual richness, especially suited to interior wall coverings and accent areas.
Studio series by Coverlam, available in 1000x3000 mm and 3.5 mm thickness
In white-body wall tile, Bruma introduces a more sensory palette —Air, Smoke, Dawn and Petal— accompanied by craquelure effects, glossy finish and reliefs that enrich walls through plays of light and depth.
Beton, also in white-body wall tile, explores colored cement through the tones Ivory, Linen, Cipria and Sage. Bases and reliefs make it possible to create monochrome compositions or color combinations where matter, texture and volume take center stage.
Overall, the ceramic trends presented at Cersaie show a clear commitment to matter, texture and the expressiveness of surfaces. Stones evolve toward increasingly natural interpretations and marbles toward maximalist graphics, while metal, color and reliefs gain prominence as resources for personalizing spaces. Large format coexists with the revival of small format and craft-inspired design, in a ceramic language that is increasingly versatile and capable of connecting design, technology and continuity across the different applications of the project.
