ReGea is the new collection within the ReSource project and represents a key step in Mirage’s strategy, a manifesto of circular economy applied to ceramics. Its body incorporates up to 63% recycled materials: a significant share of pre-consumer ceramic waste from the district and 3% post-consumer glass regenerated from decommissioned photovoltaic panels, fully consistent with the principles of circular economy.
The result is a surface that reduces environmental impact, improves logistics thanks to its 8 mm thickness, and concretely meets new market demands on environmental and regulatory issues. With its two variants, Ragusia and Sciara, ReGea combines Mediterranean roots and an international vision, representing the most advanced expression of Mirage’s philosophy.

Inspired by Portland stone, Nöriven offers an elegant and versatile language, able to range from residential projects to large-scale architectural works. Available in Cross-Cut and Vein-Cut versions and with 20 mm solutions for outdoor use, Nöriven becomes a product with high commercial potential, designed to meet the growing demand for continuity between indoor and outdoor spaces.

With Zahara, Mirage brings to the fair a proposal that translates the brightness of Taj Mahal marble into a refined and versatile ceramic language. Its warm and sophisticated tones, offered in three variants and two finishes, make it a collection capable of interpreting different contexts, from residential to hospitality, with an intermediate positioning that combines elegance and design versatility.

Designed by AMDL Circle, Terrae is the most experimental proposal, part of the Atelier Mirage project. With its three languages – Atmo, Idro, and Lito – the collection expands Mirage’s offering aimed at a target more attuned to design projects and aesthetic research. An opportunity for showrooms and partners who want to stand out with an exclusive proposal.