The use of colour in architecture generates psychological emotions that can also influence the physical well-being of those who use the buildings in question.

Never before has the environmental issue been so important, mainly because of the pollution caused by human beings, and its consequent impact on climate change.

Florim’s mission Made in Florim is a guarantee of safety, innovation and respect for the environment. Florim porcelain stoneware is produced in safe places and under ethically sustainable conditions. From best practices around reducing the use of paper in offices to the use of electric vehicles for the transport of materials, to more complex energy-saving strategies, Florim has made the correct management of environmental policies one of its main strategic goals.

"There are as many different and fascinating properties as there are different materials that can be used to construct a building, they will qualify, modify and radically change every architectural form, continuously and naturally." Frank Lloyd Wright

The design of a swimming pool requires a design-based approach and extremely precise execution by the technicians and designers. The choice of covering material and its location, the constant contact with water and its sanitising agents, walkability with bare feet, international standards concerning safety, and the filtering systems are factors to be taken into consideration to create a safe, efficient and lasting swimming pool installation.

Ceramic is an ancient yet extremely modern material. Especially in the Mediterranean countries, its use is the fruit of a tradition that consists of materials, art, and colour. The origins of its use date back to the prehistoric era when the potential applications of the clayey material, made malleable by water and then dried, were first recognised. 

The statistics speak for themselves. Today, more than half of the people on the planet live in an urban context - this is a significant number - 3.5 billion people who, by living in cities, will spend a considerable amount of their time in outdoor spaces. 

The complexity of contemporary architectural projects assumes that building cladding materials and its interior surfaces will be chosen carefully. In addition to having to enhance its aesthetic qualities, they require high technical and functional performances. 

The most recommended choice of materials for architectural redevelopment has distant roots. There have been three predominant schools of thought concerning the choice of techniques and materials for restoration and, between the opposing poles of Viollet-le-Duc’s stylistic restoration and the purism of Ruskin and Morris