During Milan Design Week, the Marazzi showroom in Milan at Via Borgogna 2—recently refurbished by ACPV Architects—hosts a renewed installation that conveys a contemporary vision of ceramics. Conceived as a place for meeting and conviviality, the space opens onto a large window dominated by a generous communal table that becomes the focal point of the setting. Around it, the showroom is organized as an environment designed for interaction and shared experience, balancing function and atmosphere. At the heart of the installation is Grande Lume, an evolution of Marazzi’s research into material and light, introducing a new project scale and reinforcing ceramics as a central element between surface, furnishing, and architecture.