Mirage 2025: a year of projects, research, and international vision
A Shared Vision for Contemporary Architecture
2025 has been a year we built together. Behind every collection presented, every trade fair, every milestone, there is the work of a community that builds our network of partners, agents, and designers who carry this vision forward every day. Through events, collaborations, and tools dedicated to professionals, we have consolidated a clear direction: to offer ceramic solutions that meet the needs of contemporary architecture. A special thank-you goes to our agents, who every day translate these stories into meaningful, on-the-ground relationships.
Nagomi and the Compasso d’Oro.
Nagomi has entered the selection for the Compasso d’Oro 2026. Our collaboration with Hadi Teherani has received international recognition thanks to the use of recycled glass and its refined aesthetic quality.
Its ability to combine industrial processes, artisanal detailing, and environmental value has already earned it several awards: two Architizer A+ Awards, the Design for Modern Furniture + Lighting Award, and the ADI Ceramics & Bathroom Design Award in 2024. This year, the collection was also selected for the ADI Design Index, the preselection for the Compasso d’Oro Award 2026.
Its ability to combine industrial processes, artisanal detailing, and environmental value has already earned it several awards: two Architizer A+ Awards, the Design for Modern Furniture + Lighting Award, and the ADI Ceramics & Bathroom Design Award in 2024. This year, the collection was also selected for the ADI Design Index, the preselection for the Compasso d’Oro Award 2026.
Nagomi
Nagomi
Nagomi
ReSource and ReGea: industrial sustainability and a new material expressiveness.
With ReSource, we continue to chart a clear direction: demonstrating that sustainability and aesthetic quality can coexist. This year, the project expanded with ReGea, which reinterprets Sicilian stone through a body made with over 63% recycled material, including glass from photovoltaic panels. It is not just product innovation: it is a different way of thinking about ceramics.
Atelier Mirage: when experimentation is rewarded.
Through the Atelier Mirage project, we continued to develop new expressive directions. With Terrae, created with AMDL Circle, we explored the relationship between material, light, and memory through the Atmo, Idro, and Lito lines, which investigate the decorative and architectural potential of porcelain stoneware.
Terrae x AMDL CIRCLE
Terrae x AMDL CIRCLE
Terrae x AMDL CIRCLE
Zahara and Noriven: the new collections launched in 2025
In 2025, Mirage introduced Zahara and Noriven, two collections born from iconic material references, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. Noriven draws inspiration from Portland stone, an archetype of European architecture, reworking its sober and balanced character into a surface designed to support the project without overpowering it, also thanks to the cross-cut and vein-cut variants. Zahara, inspired by Taj Mahal marble, focuses instead on the relationship between material and light: a luminous collection in which surfaces incorporate reflections and visual depth to create elegant and welcoming atmospheres. Two distinct visions, united by a careful exploration of perceptual quality and the role of surfaces within architectural space.
Outdoor: EVO_2/E and Landscape Design
The EVO_2/E system has strengthened its role in the design of outdoor spaces, thanks to the durability, stability and aesthetic consistency of the 20 mm surfaces. Our participation in Jardins Jardin confirmed the importance of materials capable of integrating into contemporary landscape projects, where surfaces engage in a harmonious dialogue with space.
The range now includes ReStone, ReConcrete and ReGea surfaces, an integral part of the ReSource project, designed to support technical and sustainable solutions in both residential and public settings.
The range now includes ReStone, ReConcrete and ReGea surfaces, an integral part of the ReSource project, designed to support technical and sustainable solutions in both residential and public settings.
Tools for design: the debut of BathConcept.
In 2025, BathConcept was launched—a digital tool designed to support bathroom space planning through aesthetic combinations and functional solutions. A true interactive gallery capable of showcasing all the ways a bathroom can be transformed.
Together with the new BathMood catalog, showrooms and professionals gain a comprehensive view of the full potential of porcelain stoneware beyond surfaces alone, introducing it into the realm of furnishings to offer advanced interior design solutions for the modern bathroom.
Together with the new BathMood catalog, showrooms and professionals gain a comprehensive view of the full potential of porcelain stoneware beyond surfaces alone, introducing it into the realm of furnishings to offer advanced interior design solutions for the modern bathroom.
International events: an ongoing dialogue with the design community.
The year’s events strengthened our dialogue with the international design world, accompanying our collections across the globe. In January, Maison&Objet opened the annual journey with an exhibition dedicated to visual experimentation and the perception of surfaces.
Throughout the spring, our presence at Jardins Jardin, Clerkenwell Design Week, and Riyadh Design Week allowed us to deepen our exchange with European and Middle Eastern designers, in contexts attentive to the dialogue between material, light, and the urban and natural landscape.
During Coverings in the United States, we presented some of the year’s key material and sustainability innovations, in response to the needs of outdoor architecture.
Throughout the spring, our presence at Jardins Jardin, Clerkenwell Design Week, and Riyadh Design Week allowed us to deepen our exchange with European and Middle Eastern designers, in contexts attentive to the dialogue between material, light, and the urban and natural landscape.
During Coverings in the United States, we presented some of the year’s key material and sustainability innovations, in response to the needs of outdoor architecture.
Cersaie 2025
In September, Cersaie brought together the 2025 proposals within a single curatorial vision, showcasing the evolution of our work on materials and design applications.
Dubai Design Week then closed the calendar with a selection of surfaces dedicated to the UAE market and the inauguration of the renewed Project Point in the Dubai Design District D3, now a key reference point for the local design community.
Dubai Design Week then closed the calendar with a selection of surfaces dedicated to the UAE market and the inauguration of the renewed Project Point in the Dubai Design District D3, now a key reference point for the local design community.
Mirage Academy: a new training pathway.
Another major highlight of 2025 is the Mirage Academy, a new educational program designed for a constantly evolving industry. The Academy consists of a series of exclusive courses reserved for our partners: Workshops, Masterclasses, and Expert Labs. An initiative that has become one of the most significant projects of the year, creating concrete opportunities for dialogue, experimentation, and professional development within our community—and one that will continue with enthusiasm in 2026.
Towards 2026.
In 2026, we will continue working on new collections, on the development of ReSource materials, and on strengthening the Project Points as platforms for dialogue and support. In the meantime, we invite you to explore BathConcept, our new bathroom design tool, and to discover the Mirage Academy 2026 calendar.
See you at the next event!
See you at the next event!