On the occasion of Maison&Objet in the City, the renovated Marazzi Paris showroom reveals a sensory narrative blending technological innovation and artisanal craftsmanship
Paris once again confirms its status as the center of the world for excellence in interior design. During the Maison&Objet in the City event, the Marazzi exhibition space—nestled within the historic charm of the 5th arrondissement—reopened its doors with a completely renovated layout. Overlooking the prestigious Boulevard Saint-Germain, the Marazzi Paris showroom is no longer just a display space, but a manifesto of the brand’s continuous evolution in the world of ceramic surfaces.
The Architecture of Materials: An Innovative Exhibition Path
The new layout tells a story of material research and technological experimentation. The exhibition path guides visitors through a constant dialogue between textures, colors, and reflections, where artisanal savoir-faire meets the most advanced industrial performance. Every corner of the Parisian showroom has been designed to demonstrate how ceramics can transform from simple cladding into a true narrative architectural element.
3D Ink and Large Slabs: The Technological Heart of the Kitchen
The true protagonist of the installation is the kitchen area, where the potential of porcelain stoneware reaches new aesthetic heights. Crafted with imposing Silver Root White slabs (160×320 cm), the structure benefits from the revolutionary 3D Ink technology.
This advanced system allows for perfect synchronization between the surface graphics and structure, accentuating material depth and the precision of details. The result is a surface with extraordinary scenic presence, capable of competing with natural stone in terms of realism and visual impact, while maintaining the signature durability of Marazzi’s large slabs.
A Dialogue Between Formats: From Large Surfaces to Crogiolo
The installation stages a harmonic contrast between extreme dimensions. While the Calacatta Supreme slabs lend monumentality to the spaces, the small formats of the famous Crogiolo series bring the focus back to “handmade” details.
- Terramater Losanga and Lume Swing: these collections create interplays of light and three-dimensional geometries that bring movement to the walls.
- Infinity Antracite: a stone-look stoneware wall, characterized by tone-on-tone pebbles, completes the journey by offering a contemporary and sophisticated aesthetic.
Marazzi Paris Showroom: a Vocation for Aesthetic Research
With this renewed presence in Paris, Marazzi reaffirms its mission: to transform every surface into a sensory experience. The showroom thus becomes an exceptional showcase for architects and interior designers seeking solutions that combine aesthetics, light, and matter. Maison&Objet in the City represents the ideal opportunity to experience Italian design excellence firsthand in the heart of the French capital.
Photo Ercole Salinaro
