Named after the renowned Weimar art school, this collection embodies the fusion of art and craftsmanship, inspired by the Bauhaus movement’s modern and timeless vision. Designed by Giuseppe Oliva, it features 20 geometric shapes, hand-painted on matte Alaska White tiles. Each 1 sqm set includes 25 tiles (20x20 cm, 0.9 cm thick, 18 kg). Customizable colors. Available in various ceramic and porcelain finishes for indoor and outdoor use. Contact the Concierge for further information.
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Ninefifty
Sicilia, Italy | Ceramist
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Handmade in Sicily at 950°
The Brand
The name itself encapsulates the deepest meaning of this entirely Made in Sicily brand: at 950 degrees, the glazes fuse with lava stone and terracotta, giving life to unique elements.
The common thread running through the Ninefifty collections is the authenticity of the craftsmanship: its perfect imperfection is a sign of refined sophistication.
In the shapes and markings that trace the surfaces of the lava stone and terracotta tiles, in the relaxed Nordic-inspired hues, and in the vibrant colors of Southern Europe, modern aesthetics meet ancient Sicilian tradition. Thus, research, experimentation, and tradition are called upon to transform the material into new forms and tones.
Genesis and Properties
Ninefifty was born from the intuition of Nicolò and Fausto Parrinello, the second generation of a family steeped in art and craftsmanship.
In this new venture, the Parrinello brothers, heirs to great skill, have sought to imbue Etna’s lava stones and terracotta with a new flavor, bridging the gap between tradition and the demands of a world—design—that is always in search of innovation.
The Parrinello masters transform the material into form and endow it with essence. Every piece that comes to life within the large, modern facilities of the company becomes art. An art that is framed by Caltagirone, a UNESCO World Heritage city with a millennia-old ceramic tradition.
Commitment
Sustainability and an environmentally respectful approach are key elements for Ninefifty. For years, about 80% of its energy needs have been covered by photovoltaic panels that power the electric kilns where the brand’s products come to life. The goal is to reach 100% by 2030. The waste from the processing of lava stone and terracotta is ground and reused in the mix used to mold the tiles and to convert it into geopolymer for the restoration of cultural heritage, supporting an ambitious research project. The water and glazes used in production are decanted in tanks that allow for water recirculation and the proper recycling of glazes. For Ninefifty, minimizing the environmental impact of production is not an option but a duty.