International recognition for Mirage at the 2025 Architizer A+Products Awards.
Innovation, design and sustainability: a global double win for Mirage.
Nagomi x Hadi Teherani and ReSource awarded for design excellence and sustainable innovation.
We are proud to announce that Mirage has received two prestigious recognitions at the 2025 Architizer A+Products Awards, one of the most authoritative honors in the fields of architecture and product design. A double success that celebrates the Nagomi x Hadi Teherani collection and the ReSource program, affirming the value of a design vision that merges aesthetics, innovation and sustainability.
Nagomi x Hadi Teherani: aesthetic balance and environmental responsibility
Nagomi achieved a double victory, winning both the Jury Win and the Popular Choice Win in the "Hard Surfacing, Tiles & Stone" category.
This project stems from Mirage's desire to combine aesthetics with environmental responsibility through a collaboration with architect-designer Hadi Teherani. The collection incorporates recycled glass from old monitors and CRT TVs, contributing to a new model of sustainable design recognized worldwide.
"We all share the same future and we must ensure that the resources we have already used can be reused so we don’t produce new ones.” – Hadi Teherani
ReSource: a new industrial culture geared toward the future
In the "Sustainable Design" category, Mirage won the Popular Choice Win with ReSource, the program that identifies collections developed with measurable eco‑design criteria.
ReSource is our evolved approach to eco‑design, based on the principles of ReUse, ReDuce, ReSpect. Three concrete actions that guide everyday production toward waste reduction, material reuse, and minimal environmental impact. Thanks to this system, Mirage produces ceramic surfaces with over 63% recycled material, while maintaining the same quality, aesthetic and performance standards.
A result that testifies to the evolution of industrial ceramics toward more responsible, measurable and shareable production models.
A result that testifies to the evolution of industrial ceramics toward more responsible, measurable and shareable production models.
This double recognition confirms Mirage as a benchmark for an evolved design approach, able to combine aesthetic research and environmental responsibility, alongside contemporary architecture professionals.
