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ARCHITONIC TREND ANALYSIS
TILES & SANITARY WARE 2015
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6,200 designers. 16 million architects, interior designers and design enthusiasts annually choose Architonic as their
guide to the very best. This gives us an insight into developments in the architecture and design markets, which
we would like to share with our community. For Cersaie 2015, we have identified the top-ten most popular ceramic
tile & mosaic and sanitary ware brands on architonic.com that are exhibiting at the fair. In addition, we’ve also
created a ranking of the ten most-viewed floor and wall tiles on architonic.com, also from Cersaie 2015 exhibitors.
All rankings shown are based on traffic information collected on architonic.com. The brand rankings are based on
the number of relevant search queries entered in the text search field on architonic.com. The product ranking is
based on the number of called-up product sheets on architonic.com, which depends on different traffic sources
linking to the respective product sheets, such as product-group navigation on architonic.com, Google relevance of
the product sheet itself, and advertising campaigns linking to the product sheet among others. The rankings are
limited to Architonic Member brands exhibiting at Cersaie 2015 and their products. All information was collected in
the period 1 January–30 June 2015.
MOST VIEWED CERAMIC TILES
MOST VIEWED CERAMIC TILE
by product sheet views (only exhibitors Cersaie 2015 included)
RANK
1
IMAGE
PRODUCT
Neolith Iron Copper
RANK
6
Neolith
2
Block Lux Beige
Cubica Blanco
7
1900 Comillas
Marvel Wall Calacatta Extra
Valley
Agrob Buchtal, 2014
8
Porcelanosa, 2008
4
PRODUCT
Atlas Concorde, 2012
Marazzi Group, 2014
3
IMAGE
Graffiti Bianco
Refin, 2010
9
VIVES Cerámica
Foster Blanco Plus
Natural SK
Inalco
5
Cemento cassero
antracite
Casalgrande Padana, 2014
10
Roots Cannella
Caesar, 2012
RANK
TRADEMARK
BRAND
COUNTRY
FOUNDED
1
Bisazza
Italy
1956
2
Marazzi
Italy
1755 /1992
3
VIVES Cerámica
Spain
1957
MOST POPULAR CERAMICS FLOOR & WALL TILES BRANDS MOST POPULAR CERAMICS FLOOR & WALL TILES BRANDS
Italy
1969
ON ARCHITONIC.COM
ON4 ARCHITONIC.COMAtlas Concorde
MOST
POPULAR TILE & MOSAIC BRANDS ON ARCHITONIC.COM
by text search (only Exhibitors Cersaie 2015 included)
by text search (only exhibitors Cersaie 2015 included)
RANK
TRADEMARK
by text search (only Exhibitors Cersaie 2015 included)
Ceramiche Refin
Italy
1962
BRAND
COUNTRY
FOUNDED
61
Ceramiche
Bisazza Caesar
Italy
1988
1956
1755/1992
72
Ornamenta
by
Marazzi
Gamma Due
Italy
1977
1755 /1992
Spain
1957
83
Inalco
VIVES Cerámica
Spain
1970
1957
Atlas Concorde
Italy
1969
Ceramiche Refin
Italy
1962
BRAND
COUNTRY
FOUNDED
1
Bisazza
Italy
1956
2
Marazzi
Italy
3
VIVES Cerámica
4
5
5
RANK
TRADEMARK
MOST
POPULAR SANITARY
BRANDS
ON ARCHITONIC.COM
94
Casalgrande
Padana Italy
1960
Atlas Concorde
1969
by text search (only Exhibitors Cersaie 2015 included)
105
RANK
Lea
Ceramiche
Ceramiche
Refin
TRADEMARK
Italy
1974
1962
BRAND
COUNTRY
FOUNDED
6
Ceramiche Caesar
Italy
1988
1
6
Villeroy & Boch
Ceramiche Caesar
Germany
Italy
1748
1988
7
Ornamenta by
Gamma Due
Italy
1977
2
7
Antoniolupi
Ornamenta by
Gamma Due
Italy
Italy
1950
1977
8
Inalco
Spain
1970
3
8
Roca
Inalco
Spain
Spain
1917
1970
4
Ceramica Flaminia
Italy
1955
5
Glass Design
Italy
1984
MOST
POPULAR
SANITARY
BRANDS
ON ARCHITONIC.COM
MOST
POPULAR
SANITARY
BRANDS
ON
9
Casalgrande
Padana WARE
Italy
1960
by text search (only Exhibitors Cersaie 2015 included)
by text search (only exhibitors Cersaie 2015 included)
10
RANK
TRADEMARK
Lea Ceramiche
Italy
1974
BRAND
COUNTRY
FOUNDED
1
Villeroy & Boch
Germany
1748
2
Antoniolupi
Italy
3
Roca
4
MOST
POPULAR SANITARY
BRANDS ON ARCHITONIC.COM
ARCHITONIC.COM
9
Casalgrande Padana Italy
1960
by text search (only Exhibitors Cersaie 2015 included)
10
RANK
Italy
1974
BRAND
COUNTRY
FOUNDED
61
Villeroy & Boch
Lineabeta
Germany
Italy
1748
1980
1950
72
Antoniolupi
VitrA
Bad
Italy
Turkey
1950
1966
Spain
1917
83
Roca Group
Idea
Spain
Italy
1917
1987
Ceramica Flaminia
Italy
1955
94
Ceramica Flaminia
Bisazza
Italy
1955 *
1956
5
Glass Design
Italy
1984
105
Glass Design
Effegibi
Italy
1984
1987
6
Lineabeta
Italy
1980
Lineabeta
Italy
1980
6
TRADEMARK
Lea Ceramiche
* As Bisazza is best known for mosaics, only search queries clearly related to
Bisazza's sanitary ware products were considered in this ranking.
7
VitrA Bad
Italy
1966
7
VitrA Bad
Italy
1966
8
Idea Group
Italy
1987
8
Idea Group
Italy
1987
9
Bisazza
Italy
1956 *
9
Bisazza
Italy
1956 *
10
Effegibi
Italy
1987
10
Effegibi
Italy
1987
15
14
20
18
19
22
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Alcalgres
Argenta
Bellacasa Ceramica
Bien Seramik
Ceramiche Brennero
Comedil
Dune
Durstone
Gaya Fores
Grespania
B45
A14–B11
C65
C72–D71
C55
B32
A64
C52–D51
C7
B27
D
01
Idea Ceramica
Imex
Living Ceramics
Maer Charme
Mosavit
Neolith
Oset
Pamesa
Pavigres
Quintessenza
B63
C1
B1
A5
A40
B39
C2
C28–D27
C18–D17
B52
D
20
Pavigres
Rako
Royal Ceramica
Saloni
Savoia
Stoneglass
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2015. We apologise sincerely if we have
omitted or misplaced any top-quality
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Rako
Pamesa
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A72–B71
A18–B17
C64–D63
A19
D
70
Bien
Seramik
Durstone
Oset
40
Ceramiche
Brennero
Gaya Fores
Comedil
B
Living
Ceramics
Quintessenza
B
20
Argenta
01
40
70
C
70
B
Idea
Ceramica
Alcalgres
Grespania
Saloni
Savoia
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SCHOLTEN & BAIJINGS
If you had to pick one material to work with for the next three years, what would
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reflections provide the basis of our new ‘Materials Tendencies’ series. We caught up
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‘Our 2016/ project uses the specialist porcelain skills found in the town of Arita,
Japan. It’s opened up a world of possibilities, which we wish to explore more. It’s actually a good idea to focus on just one material to get a greater understanding of it.’
In 2013, Scholten & Baijings started working in Arita, the oldest Japanese porcelain
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400th anniversary of Arita.
Baijings: ‘In the 17th century, Arita porcelain was transported to Europe by the ships
of the Dutch East India Company. The Netherlands has had a long relationship with
Japanese craft businesses! Together with Teruhiro Yanagihara, artistic director of
1616/ Arita Japan, we are the project’s art directors. The idea – inspired by the
founding of Arita in 1616 – is to link 16 international designers to 16 artisanal porcelain companies in Japan. We are fascinated by Arita’s connection with the past, but
also with the possibilities for new production technologies. At the ceramic technical
research laboratory in Arita, they have invented a way to produce porcelain that is
12% lighter. New methods of production that use CNC milling machines and injection
moulding can be further exploited. We will encourage the designers to combine these
new technologies with traditional handcraft processes.’
Carole Baijings and Stefan Scholten in Milan, 2015
Portrait © Architonic
Colour Porcelain for 1616/ Arita Japan by Scholten &
Baijings, Photography Inga Powilleit
‘There are not many industries left that have 400 years of history and knowledge,’
adds Scholten. ‘This is a great draw for the designers involved, who will become
immersed in the culture and the porcelain-making traditions, the structure and geography of the industry and the many skills of the local makers.’
The 2016/ project brings together the porcelain-making skills of potteries in Arita, with the talent of 16 international designers: Tomás Alonso, Scholten & Baijings,
BIGGAME, Kueng Caputo, Pauline Deltour, Saskia Diez, Stefan Diez, Shigeki Fujishiro,
Christian Haas, Christien Meindertsma, Kirstie van Noort, Ingegerd Råman, Leon Ransmeier, Studio Wieki Somers, TAF, Teruhiro Yanagihara. 16 different works and collections of porcelain objects for the home will be launched in spring 2016.
Read this article in full on Architonic.com | http://www.architonic.com/7001169
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Colour Porcelain for 1616/ Arita Japan by Scholten & Baijings at Gallery Rossana Orlandi, Milan
Photography Takumi Ota
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