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Our showrooms
Atlas Concorde has embarked on a strategy of visibility and physical presence in the main international design hotspots by opening showrooms that can support the best architects, interior designers, and customers in their work. Marble-look, stone-look, and wood-look porcelain floor and wall tiles as well as indoor ceramic tiles with 3D surfaces: our showrooms feature a broad selection, and thanks to specialized advice it's easy to find the best solution for any project. Here are our showrooms located throughout the world:
Atlas Concorde headquarters showroom – Fiorano Modenese
At our headquarters we have an exhibition space measuring over 2,000 square meters divided into indoor and outdoor spaces where all solutions for the surfaces of floors, walls, and furnishings clad with large porcelain slabs are displayed. Conference rooms, work areas, and multimedia systems complete the experience of a professionally stimulating visit for designers from around the world.
Atlas Concorde Studio Milano
The Milan showroom is a new element that reflects the Company's identity, conceived as a constantly evolving design workshop powered by continuous dialog with the world of design.
Atlas concorde dubai showroom
In the city that bridges East and West, Atlas Concorde has an exhibition space that offers designers all the Italian know-how they need to design with ceramic and porcelain floor and wall tiles, as well as a concrete, efficient service system.
Atlas concorde Paris showroom
A city of international fashion, Paris is also a central hub of the international design scene. Atlas Concorde has a showroom there with an exhibition space dedicated to Mediterranean, European, and global design.
Atlas Concorde Moscow showroom
Atlas Concorde has opened a concept showroom in the capital's business district to support interior design. The staff is trained in Italy, where they have acquired the skills to best present the Atlas Concorde Russia collections.
Atlas Concorde Franklyn Showroom
Supporting the company's North American headquarters, Atlas Concorde USA's showroom stands as a touchstone for the growing porcelain floor and wall tile industry in Tennessee, attracting customers and designers from across the American continent.
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Be Inspired
Atlas Concorde at Milan Design Week
For Atlas Concorde, the event in Milan is part of a month dedicated to design, where the new 2021 projects will be officially launched.
Dialogo washbasin collection: interview with the designer.
Being a designer and working with leading companies like Atlas Concorde requires an ability to listen and understand to best support the companies' view of design and the market. We met with Mario Ferrarini to learn about his creative process and to discover what happened behind the scenes of the Dialogo project.
Piero Lissoni: “I designed surfaces that vibrate in the light.”
For Design Week, Atlas Concorde is proposing a collection of three-dimensional wall tiles. With the two patterns designed by Piero Lissoni, 3D Sign and 3D Squares, the designer introduces us to the concept of "controlled error": something that happens and that allows the surface to interfere with the light.
Atlas Concorde at Milan Design Week
For Atlas Concorde, the event in Milan is part of a month dedicated to design, where the new 2021 projects will be officially launched.
Dialogo washbasin collection: interview with the designer.
Being a designer and working with leading companies like Atlas Concorde requires an ability to listen and understand to best support the companies' view of design and the market. We met with Mario Ferrarini to learn about his creative process and to discover what happened behind the scenes of the Dialogo project.
Piero Lissoni: “I designed surfaces that vibrate in the light.”
For Design Week, Atlas Concorde is proposing a collection of three-dimensional wall tiles. With the two patterns designed by Piero Lissoni, 3D Sign and 3D Squares, the designer introduces us to the concept of "controlled error": something that happens and that allows the surface to interfere with the light.