Slimtech

The ICFF Editors Award 2013 goes to Lea Ceramiche

During the 25^th edition of the ICFF (International Contemporary Furniture Fair), the most important North American showcase for contemporary design held in from 18 to 21 May in New York, Lea Ceramiche received the ICFF Editors Award 2013 in the “Materials” section.

As every year, ICFF calls on the most authoritative editors of the sector to reward the best in contemporary design production. After careful study by the executive committee, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center 16 categories offered the best in product design, representing all fields of production, from furniture to lighting, kitchens to bathrooms, materials to contract.

And it was precisely in the “Materials” section that Lea North America, the brand marketing and selling Lea Ceramiche in the US market, received this prestigious award. The important recognition represents a strong incentive for the company to continue to pursue its journey towards continuous research, innovation and experimentation on a material used traditionally as a simple wall and floor tiling material, porcelain stoneware. Also thanks to the introduction to the market of the revolutionary Lea Slimtech, a slab just 3 mm think with sizes up to 1 metre x 3 metres, tiles today are far more than a mere decorative furnishing element for any space, but have become a fully integral part of all architectural design.

Milano Design Week 2013

Lea Ceramiche and Effegibi present Slim Hammam: Ottoman inspirations and digital patterns

A project by Diego Grandi

With the participation of Servomuto

New partnership between Lea Ceramiche and Lago

Cologne, January 2013_IMM Cologne, the first fair of the year for furnishing, was the ideal setting to present the new products born from the partnership between Lea Ceramiche and Lago.
Designed by Daniele Lago, the new collections N.O.W. Line, Drunk and 36e8, were created so as to complete the research by Lago targeting the enrichment of the housing system: furniture that combines with the floor and wall tiles so as to create a personalized space.

Break in Blue, design by Diego Grandi @ Bologna Water Design 2012

At the Ex Ospedale dei Bastardini, part of the Bologna Water Design 2012 event, Lea Ceramiche presents

Break in Blue.

The project, by Diego Grandi, fits into the space like a pause, the ideal, physical suspension in the heart of the

event. Large sized coloured surfaces like lakes, re-design the atmosphere replacing the voids of the courtyard

the installation is set up in, defining a meeting place and point.

Lea Ceramiche partner with Lamborghini for the Protoshop

The Protoshop by Lamborghini is the first multi-storey industrial building in Italy in Class A: it covers an area of almost 5,000 m2 and was designed for the famous vehicle manufacturer to house its “Prototypes and Pre-series” department. The project is the work of the Prospazio team of architects of Modena, who chose the ultra-slim (3.5 mm thick) and oversized (3m x 1m) Slimtech slabs by Lea Ceramiche for the covering of the ventilated facade.

Senza categoria

Union Square 999 by Leo A Daly

Union Square consists of two Class A office buildings in the North of Massachusetts Avenue (“NoMa”) district of Washington DC. Together the buildings provide 609,540 sq. ft. of office space, all of which is leased to District of Columbia government agencies. The two 9-story buildings are casino great britain linked by a common center plaza.

union square 999