From brightly colored and whimsical to subtle muted patterns or tiles with a vintage look, there was a host of decorative product lines showcased throughout the exhibition halls of this year’s edition of Cevisama.

Larger formats, warmer tones and thinner thicknesses are among the many new tile trends found at Cevisama 2023, which recently reopened its doors in Valencia, Spain.

Cevisama 2023 will include an Architecture Forum with three top-level architects.

Tile of Spain, the international brand representing more than 100 ceramic tile manufacturers belonging to the Spanish Ceramic Tile Manufacturer’s Association (ASCER), is now accepting entries for the 2023 edition of the “Passport to Creativity” tour. 

Cevisama Tech will spotlight on the effort the Spanish ceramic tile industry has invested in research, design, and innovation, including the field of machinery, frits, glazes and colors for ceramic, software, logistics, BIM technologies and applied technology.

The event is postponed from the beginning of February to June 2022 because of COVID-19.

Cevisama is already in motion and the industry is responding enthusiastically.

The organizing committee of Cevisama, the international trade fair for the ceramic, bathroom equipment and natural stone industry, recently met to discuss the convenience of holding the next edition of the show, which was scheduled to take place from May 24 to 28, after having postponed their traditional February dates due to the pandemic.

The sectoral associations represented in the organizing committee, considering the majority sensitivity of their associated companies, have agreed that the evolution of the health crisis does not allow Cevisama 2021 to be held with guarantee of success.

Cevisama has fired up its engines to deliver a very special edition for 2021.