Cersaie 2026: Endless Stories, a Great Success
Tales of Home welcomed countless visitors on a journey through surfaces and ways of living. Taking centre stage were four new collections, Aura, Filò, Dimora and Formula, each expressing a different interpretation of the home.
At Cersaie 2026, Tales of Home – Stories of surfaces and ways of living came to life together with the many people who explored the Panaria Ceramica space.
Over five days, different settings and atmospheres told many ways of imagining and experiencing the home: the warmth of stone and wood, the character of colour and small formats, and the more welcoming simplicity of concrete. A journey to experience like a home, room after room, drawing inspiration from different tastes, sensibilities and ways of living. Because a home is not just a space. It is made of choices, details, habits and sensations that speak about the people who live there and make it truly personal.
Relive Tales of Home
Four new collections, four stories to experience
At the heart of Tales of Home, four new collections gave shape to four different interpretations of living.
Aura brings the warmth of a luminous, enveloping stone into interior spaces. Inspired by the natural elegance of Moleanos limestone, it dresses the home in soft, welcoming tones, creating intimate and harmonious atmospheres.
With Filò, the small format rediscovers the charm of Italian ceramic tradition. Nine colours and two formats, brick and 10×10 cm, invite you to play with combinations and compositions to create spaces with a distinctive personality.
Dimora interprets the natural warmth of oak through harmonious grains and welcoming tones, bringing into interiors that intimate and familiar feeling that makes the pleasure of coming home special every day.
Formula, finally, reinterprets concrete with a warmer, more domestic character: an essential and versatile language that naturally complements different styles and ways of living.
Four new collections, four new possibilities for imagining your home.
And it was the people who, during the days of Cersaie, moved through the spaces, discovered the new collections, explored the surfaces and shared impressions and inspiration who truly brought Tales of Home to life.
