Crafted for Those Who Build With Vision and Live With Intention.

The main characteristic of this collection is the introduction of the new ROMBO (lozenge) shape, which can be laid on its own or combined with the chevron tiles, for endless plain and multi-coloured laying schemes. BRIDGE offers a series of four types of wood-effect porcelain stoneware, accompanied by decorative elements inspired by the characteristic Cementine 20 tiles. This combination of elements creates a synergy that is warm, yet modern and original, with a perfect blend of traditional and contemporary aspects, ideal for creating uniquely striking, stylish living spaces.

The Dolly Switch Collection redefines the everyday through thoughtful design—a square plate available in nine distinctive finishes, including seven refined metal options. The painted version offers a practical and versatile solution, seamlessly blending into any space in your preferred colour, while the Invisible Lightswitch® has become synonymous with Forbes & Lomax. Inspired by the iconic glass switches of the 1930s, the Invisible Lightswitch® reimagines tradition through innovation. Crafted from recycled Perspex, its ultra-thin, screwless design sits flush within the wall—almost disappearing—while offering complete creative freedom. Whether merging with wallpaper or matching painted surfaces, it becomes an integral part of the architecture.

A sculptural statement of contemporary elegance, the IRIS freestanding washbasin by Norah Design is defined by its slender vertical form and softly contoured silhouette. Its translucent finish captures and diffuses light, creating a subtle gradient effect that adds depth and warmth to the surrounding space. Crafted in NorahCrystal, the washbasin combines visual lightness with outstanding durability, offering a smooth, refined surface designed for everyday use. The material enhances the perception of volume while maintaining a minimal and sophisticated aesthetic. Also available in NorahMarble, in three exclusive variants, IRIS adapts seamlessly to a range of interior concepts—from understated to expressive. Designed as a standalone element, it becomes a focal point within the bathroom—where material, proportion, and craftsmanship converge in perfect balance.

The collaboration with the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano is a demonstration of the company’s sensitivity towards materials and historical, architectural, and craftsmanship tradition. The marble effect retains all the character linked to liturgical spaces and to the Fabbrica itself. The project also boasts a tactile quality that enhances the perceptive experience of the material, helping to bring out the authentic dimension of stone. This attention to cultural heritage, combined with the faithful reproduction of the material, makes the project especially deserving of recognition. With this motivation, the jury of the 11th edition of the ADI Ceramics & Bathroom Design Award, promoted by ADI – Associazione per il Disegno Industriale, selected Milano Sublime as Best Ceramic Product at Cersaie 2025. Coem takes a close look at Candoglia marble and transposes its identity onto porcelain stoneware surfaces. With a faithful reproduction of the colours and respect for the material, Milano Sublime is an act of conscious interpretation: two shades, Puro and Lume, embody the nobility of the original stone, reinterpreted, selected and now revealed to contemporary architecture.