When interior design and cuisine speak Italian: a restaurant in Limerick, IrelandPast and present mingle in the La Cucina Centro restaurant, thanks to well chosen materials
Outdoor pavings by Ragno: concrete, stone and wood effectsSummer’s here, and with the fine weather we all want to spend time outdoors. Here are Ragno's ideas for designing and organising ...
The dream of opening a restaurant by the seaWood-effect stoneware and aquamarine walls for a casual venue in the Lisbon region
A_Mano: dedicated to fans of majolica wareA porcelain stoneware which gives new life to the elegance of traditional majolica ware, presented by Ragno with a modern design approach ...
Tactile by Ragno: the pleasure of touch, a blend of memory and contemporary styleIt takes all our five senses to establish whether an interior is designed to respond to our own, individual feelings and memories ...
Wellbeing, local tradition and memory: inspirations and design ideas with Ragno stoneware hexagon tilesIn Andorra, interior designer Laura Torres Masbernat designs a home on two levels that combines local motifs and tradition
A small loft, all in whiteAn original restyling project in the heart of old Monopoli creates a light, airy open space made unique by original use of ...
3 reasons for falling in love with Patina, the new multi-effect stoneware from Ragno.An unusual, tactile collection that stylistically reworks the effects of different materials and can be installed both indoors and outdoors.
“La Ceramica e il Progetto” 2018: the competition’s seventh edition gets under wayEntries have opened for the Italian ceramics industry architecture competition
