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New collections, new interpretations of materials, and SyncMatter 4D: At Cersaie 2026, Sichenia presents a new experience in ceramic surfaces.
Nature is our primary source of inspiration.
Materials are our language.
Technology is the tool we use to interpret them.
At Cersaie 2026, Sichenia is presenting a new research initiative that begins with the study of natural materials and leads to ceramic surfaces that are increasingly realistic, rich in depth, and tactile.
The star of the show is SyncMatter 4D, Sichenia’s technology that synchronizes graphics and structure to create a precise correspondence between what the eye sees and what the hand feels.
Veins, layers, irregularities, textures, and details of the material are studied and reinterpreted on the ceramic surface, giving rise to a new sensory dimension.
Matter as Inspiration
Sichenia’s new collections showcase a variety of materials, interpreted through a contemporary design language.
La Thuile reinterprets wood through delicate grain patterns, color variations, and a three-dimensional texture that restores the material’s natural look and depth to the surface.
Jurassic draws its inspiration from Portland Stone, quarried in Dorset. A material with a history spanning millennia, reinterpreted in a contemporary style.
Chamonix is inspired by Spanish limestone, highlighting its natural qualities through details, depth, and irregularities. The new 120×60 cm size, with straight edges, introduces a more contemporary look and is available in natural and lapped finishes.
Fragmenta brings the identity of Ceppo di Gré—with its rich, distinctive texture—to ceramic surfaces through the precision of SyncMatter 4D.
Alchimia captures the allure of oxidized metals and the transformations brought about by time and light, with shades ranging from emerald greens to oxidized bronze effects.
Concrete expands its design language with a new palette inspired by the earth and nature: Sage, Coffee, Terracotta, and Sand—warm, textured shades designed for contemporary and inviting spaces.
Two Spaces, Two Identities
Sichenia’s exhibition project is organized across two booths, which are distinct but united by the same exploration of materials.
The first, dedicated to Pavé delle Alpi, is a bright, open, white space designed to highlight the collection’s heritage and its wide range of application possibilities.
The second, on the other hand, introduces Sichenia’s new brand identity. A black, fabric-clad structure creates a more immersive and contemporary space, where the new collections and SyncMatter 4D take center stage.
Observe. Interpret. Synchronize.
At Cersaie 2026, Sichenia presents the results of a research journey that begins with nature and culminates in ceramic surfaces.
New collections.
New interpretations of materials.
New ways to express yourself.
A new technology.
SyncMatter 4D.
Because when design and structure become one, what you see matches what you feel.
