Hotel Baia dei Faraglioni

Atlas Concorde ceramics have been selected for internationally renowned architectural projects. For example, we find them welcoming visitors at the world's largest exhibition center, the Hanover Fair; as well as in the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, designed by HOK; or in the brightly lit spaces of the COEX Convention & Exhibition Center in Seoul, designed by Gensler; not to mention in Newtown Station in Australia, renovated according to a project by JHA Consulting Engineers.

B The Hotel blends modernity and luxury in a new concept of glamorous hospitality thanks to Atlas Concorde marble- and metal-effect porcelain tiles. Explore the project.

Overlooking the Danube, the skybar at the Hilton Budapest offers a contemporary reinterpretation of luxury thanks to stone-effect porcelain tiles by Atlas Concorde. Explore the project.

Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA) talks about its valuable contribution to Marvel Travertine. The partnership with HBA produced a unique range of five decors with a cosmopolitan feel for the collection, combining the experience and creativity of its international and multicultural team.

The creative thinking of Dainelli Studio is recounted through an authentic storytelling of volumes, materials, and color choices.

Swimming in the sky seems like a dream. But being able to swim in the clouds in London has become an exclusive reality since the world's first suspended pool opened at Embassy Gardens. The setting, as sparkling as it is luxurious, is that of Nine Elms, a high-end neighborhood along the banks of the Thames whose skyline can be observed while floating in the most visionary pool ever imagined.