The thin innovation of sustainable design

In a world where matter becomes a dream, where ingenuity dances with nature, FLORIM skin is born, a slab as thin as a veil, as strong as armor. Three millimeters of ceramic, supported by glass fiber, become a blank page, vast and inviting, ready to accommodate the boldest visions. One hundred and twenty centimeters by three hundred, a boundless expanse, an invitation to transcend the limits of space. FLORIM skin is not just matter, it is a tactile experience, an invitation to the play of shapes and colors. From geometric rigor to organic exuberance, every style finds its expression, every surface is transformed into a story.

But behind this apparent lightness lies a silent revolution. Ceramic, freed from superfluous weight, retains an unexpected strength. A combination of flexibility and strength that opens new paths to design, where installation becomes a game of joints, waste becomes thinner, and even the most sinuous curves surrender to its embrace.

The brand FLORIM skin doesn't just seduce, it cares for the world around it. Born in factories where waste is transformed into resources and water, including rainwater, is collected and recovered, it embodies the vision of a company that has made sustainability its guiding star. FLORIM, a Benefit Corporation and certified B Corp, produces up to 100% of the electricity needed by the company's Italian offices, choosing to purchase it exclusively from certified renewable sources when self-sufficiency is not enough. And with the CarbonZero project, each FLORIM skin surface offsets the CO2 emitted in its life cycle, leaving a light footprint on the planet.

FLORIM skin: innovation that dresses the future with elegance and responsibility, a hymn to sustainable beauty born from the marriage of human ingenuity and respect for nature. A functional work of art, ready to transform the spaces in which we live, work and dream, into places where form and function come together in perfect harmony. An invitation to imagine a world where beauty is not only aesthetic, but also ethical, where every creation is a step toward a more sustainable future.