Style in the Home
Panaria Ceramica’s Inspirations for Different Aesthetic Approaches
Panaria Ceramica’s Inspirations for Different Aesthetic Approaches
When starting to design a home, the goal is to give the spaces within it a clear stylistic identity and the first step is always related to selecting the materials that will establish the project’s harmonious direction. Selecting the surfaces for the floors is fundamental, as is choosing the colours or coverings for the walls and the lighting solutions, not to mention the finish of the furniture and the arrangement of both the interior and exterior spaces. To this end, through the combination of lines, shapes, colours, and tactile sensations, the furniture and interior design sector has, over the years, codified styles and paradigms that precisely define atmospheres and aesthetics. Vintage, hygge, Mediterranean, classic, and industrial are just some of the aesthetic trends that have been central to the work of interior designers. Each of these styles comes with its own set of guidelines for combining colours, materials, and architectural forms.
In this creative process, porcelain stoneware is a versatile material that serves as a backdrop for projects with a distinct and well-defined aesthetic, but which are also contemporary and timeless. Thanks to the most innovative technologies and various thicknesses, it is, in fact, possible to realistically mimic the texture of the finest woods, the brilliance and depth of the rarest marbles, the tactile appeal of the most captivating stones, and the lustre of the widest variety of metals.
For 50 years, Panaria Ceramica has been synonymous with contemporary living, especially in the residential sector. The brand expertly interprets various styles and offers versatile collections that can be used in any home environment.
To design a home inspired by the Mediterranean coastline, certain elements are essential: colours and materials that recall the marine and coastal world, recreating small oases of relaxation where you can breathe a holiday atmosphere and feel the warmth of the sun, even in the city.
In La Matière, warm and enveloping Mediterranean notes emerge in six shades that can be freely combined, inspired by the material and chromatic suggestions typical of pigmented raw earth. To the more modern and luminous nuances, warmer and clay-like tones are added, giving the collection a natural and contemporary allure. The spatula effect gives the surface a delicately grainy consistency, always soft to the touch and with an intense graphic appearance. The six indoor formats, the three outdoor formats and the three finishes allow projects to be developed with complete aesthetic continuity, while also enabling the design of the most diverse areas of a home or commercial space, whether indoor or outdoor.
Vintage style plays with the taste of the past and brings it into dialogue with the present through iconic elements or patterns with a bygone allure, making them extremely contemporary. Examples include floors with optical geometries or black-and-white contrasts that recall the atmospheres of the 1920s, in “Great Gatsby” style. Equally fascinating are motifs reminiscent of textures and decorations typical of homes from the 1960s and 1970s which, paired with a more modern style, bring dynamism and colour even to specific portions of the home.
Perpetual stems from a continuous dialogue between memory and vision, where matter — inspired by different types of stone — renews itself over time and becomes an expression of style. In this material narrative, the introduction of vein-cut travertine represents the natural evolution of the collection in the name of contemporaneity. The seven marble-inspired textures extend the aesthetic horizon, while the three technologies and five finishes enhance its versatility of use.
An antibacterial collection designed to elevate residential and commercial spaces with a sophisticated and timeless aesthetic, where warmth and design achieve lasting harmony.
The term Hygge refers to a general sense of well-being generated by the small everyday things. The key words that define this lifestyle are simplicity, intimacy and warmth, and they are reflected in the aesthetic codes of the home living style inspired by it.
Kairos is a wood-effect collection that celebrates the marks of time. It interprets the character of oak planks in warm and enveloping tones, conveying the charm of continuous evolution through a complex texture that layers knots, scratches, incisions and filled cracks with remarkable realism. The extremely natural wood effect is an ideal way to furnish your home with a style that is essential yet warm and welcoming, especially when paired with neutral colours.
