Ceramiche Keope is an Italian manufacturer of porcelain stoneware, producing coordinated collections designed to create visual and mechanical continuity between indoor and outdoor spaces. Its approach combines technological and creative research with close relationships across the design and architecture sectors, developing surfaces that respond to both established and contemporary applications.
Founded in 1995 in a small factory in Emilia, Ceramiche Keope produces more than 6 million square metres of porcelain stoneware annually and exports to 80 countries. While operating internationally, the company keeps production entirely within Italy's ceramic district, preserving the attention to detail associated with Made in Italy manufacturing.
Ceramiche Keope combines the artisanal heritage of Italian ceramics with ongoing research into materials and processes, with an emphasis on people's safety and reducing the impact of production on the territory. Quality, responsible management and resource efficiency are central to the company's production philosophy.
Here are three standout products offered by Ceramiche Keope
Designed to bring a contemporary interpretation of stone into architectural spaces, MOOV combines a refined surface aesthetic with the practical performance of porcelain stoneware. Its coordinated approach suits different interior applications while maintaining visual consistency across the space.
MOOV has been incorporated into projects including Florist Battistella, Vebro Headquarters, and Sushi Zero Restaurant Varese, where the collection contributes to cohesive surface treatments across commercial, workplace, and hospitality environments.
Midlake draws on the character of natural stone while using the technical qualities of porcelain stoneware to create a durable architectural surface. The collection is designed to extend across different settings, supporting continuity between surfaces and allowing the material to work as part of a broader interior design scheme.
At Private Villa Côte d'Azur, Midlake is incorporated into the residential interiors, using the collection's stone-inspired appearance to establish a consistent material language within the villa while maintaining the practical qualities required for everyday use.
OMNIA explores a versatile porcelain stoneware surface intended to adapt to contemporary architectural applications. Its material character and range of formats allow it to be incorporated into coordinated surface schemes, supporting both aesthetic continuity and the functional requirements of high-use spaces.
For example, at Relais & Spa Castello Casiglio, OMNIA is used within the hospitality setting, where the porcelain stoneware contributes to the project's refined material palette while providing a durable surface suited to the demands of a hotel and spa environment.
