Italian Ceramic Tiles - Italian Tiles - Ceramic Tiles of Italy

		Ceramic Tiles of Italy Flies High at Coverings 2007
	New introductions from leading producers of Italian tile were used to construct this modern masterpiece. With its banded tile floor, futuristic mesh-mounted tile curtains and glowing banner tubes, the Ceramic Tiles of Italy booth, designed by Bernard Tschumi Architects, takes innovation to new levels. read more

		Top Design - A look at the seven leading projects selected in the 2007 Ceramic Tiles of Italy Design Competition
	The "Evensong Spa," developed by testani design troupe and CMD Architects, was selected as one of two winning projects in the commercial category of the 2007 Ceramic Tiles of Italy Design Competition. The entranceway features a stunning circular maze-pattern created out of slate inspired Sant'Agostino floor tiles from the "Gemstone" collection and tiny white rock. This Italian tile collection also extends from the manicure and pedicure areas, to the men's and women's locker room floors, shower, steam room and whirlpool walls. read more

		Ceramic Tiles of Italy Makes a Lasting Impression on NeoCon Crowd
	NeoCon World's Trade Fair, held from June 11-13, 2007 at the Chicago Merchandise Mart, marked the final stop on the spring tradeshow circuit for Ceramic Tiles of Italy. The state-of the-art exhibit, designed by Mitchell Mauk and his team, was part of the ASCTEX pavilion and featured the latest trendsetting tiles from Italy. The innovative space served as a resource center, offering visitors a wealth of educational materials and assorted company catalogs.

		Ceramic Tiles of Italy at AIA 2007
	With its signature red and white color scheme and sleek geometric design- the Ceramic Tiles of Italy exhibit at the AIA National Convention and Design Exposition in San Antonio, TX was a crowd favorite. Developed by Mauk Design, the oversized exhibit served a number of functions including an information point; a space for AIA accredited seminars and a showcase for new Italian tile introductions.