Laminam at Cersaie 2026
Materials, innovation, and new possibilities for architecture
New surfaces, an expanded product range, and new sizes demonstrate the company’s ability to interpret the evolution of design and translate market feedback into increasingly versatile solutions.
Spatial architecture by Stefano Belingardi
The Laminam experience at Cersaie 2026 is shaped by architect Stefano Belingardi, who has designed an exhibition space conceived as a primordial environment, constructed through clean, minimalist, and sculpted volumes. The stand’s architecture creates a sequence of solids and voids in which Laminam material takes centre stage.
Laminam and Stefano Belingardi share a long-standing and fruitful partnership, based on a shared sensibility toward design and material research. Over the years, the architect has chosen Laminam for various residential projects, fostering a collaboration that has also extended to the company’s own spaces. Indeed, Belingardi designed the Laminam stand at the most recent Salone del Mobile and oversaw the project for the new Laminam HQ Design District, the large, completely renovated showroom that will be open all day to the public starting September 21 and will be officially inaugurated with a Grand Opening in October, attended by representatives from institutions, stakeholders, and the national press.
New expressions from the RARE collection
The highlights of Cersaie 2026 include RARE, a collection enriched with new interpretations that expand Laminam’s aesthetic vocabulary through surfaces with a strong personality. RARE thus expands by capturing the trends that are redefining the contemporary landscape: an aesthetic evolution that spans interior design, product design, and the world of fashion, translating their languages, inspirations, and new expressive codes into surfaces that interpret the tastes of the present and anticipate those of the future.
The new Pietra di Grè – Ruggine features the marks of time and oxidation on the slab. The rust-coloured tone, the irregular pattern inspired by the natural grain of porphyry, and the DNA finish combine to create a deeply textured surface with a tactile quality and a surprising sense of depth.
With Calacatta Rosa, on the other hand, a luminous light background meets veins in delicate shades of coral and pink.
The new additions are completed by Rosso Lepanto, an intense and sophisticated surface dominated by a deep red interspersed with light veins and precious emerald accents.
And at Cersaie, the RARE collection explores new expressive possibilities through Rain, a finish that is already part of the world of Laminam and is now being applied to some of its surfaces for the first time. Subtle bas-reliefs trace the mark of water on the material, evoking its flow and the droplets that branch off from the main stream. This delicate and dynamic texture, perceptible both to the eye and to the touch, adds an even more sensory and natural dimension to the RARE surfaces.
These are joined by four other new stylistic options: Breccia Medicea DNA, Quarzite DNA, and Bronzite, available in both the Polished and Bush Hammered finishes.
With each new collection, Laminam reaffirms a design approach in which every choice contributes to making a difference. The new surfaces, too, are designed to ensure chromatic continuity between the body of the slab and its surface, creating a coherent dialogue between material, colour, and finish. Behind the development of each surface and every specific graphic effect lies careful research into raw materials and natural pigments, selected to create a harmonious and functional colour combination.