As the first major event of 2025, we participated in Maison&Objet, one of the most important exhibitions in the international interior design scene. This year's edition was titled Surreality, celebrating the centenary of the publication of the Surrealist Manifesto.




The theme of Surrealism perfectly reflects our vision: through innovation and continuous research, we explore new possibilities for ceramics, pushing the boundaries of tradition. Our collections play with the interaction of different textures, revolutionizing production methods and creating spaces that stimulate perception, offering a unique sensory experience.

At Maison&Objet, the Atelier Mirage collections transformed spaces with a perfect balance of aesthetics and storytelling, reinterpreting surrealist themes through unexpected materials and perceptions. Nagomi, by Hadi Teherani, blends nature and innovation by repurposing glass from cathode-ray tubes of old television screens, turning them into mosaics—a process reminiscent of the surrealist metamorphosis of everyday objects. Indomita, featuring illustrations by Letizia Ballotti, explores the concepts of adaptation and transformation through depictions of wild animals, evoking the idea of transcending reality to enter a visionary world. Reflet, by Andrea Boschetti, plays with mirrored surfaces to amplify perceptions and optical illusions, recalling the deceptive visuals and impossible perspectives of surrealist art. Finally, Plumage, by Alfonso Femia, draws inspiration from the complexity of bird plumage to dissolve the boundaries between spaces, just as surrealism blurs the line between dream and reality. Each collection tells a unique story, offering new perspectives in design.