Atlas Concorde

In the world of contemporary architecture and interior design, few brands have achieved the scale and international recognition of Atlas Concorde.

Founded in Italy in 1969 and now present in more than 120 countries, the company has become one of the most influential manufacturers of ceramic and porcelain surfaces worldwide. As part of the Concorde Group, one of Europe’s largest ceramic manufacturers, the brand combines industrial capability with a design-driven approach aligned to the needs of contemporary architecture. What distinguishes Atlas Concorde is its ability to operate not only as a manufacturer, but as a system provider, delivering coordinated surfaces designed to work across different materials, formats and environments. Its collections allow architects and designers to combine marble, stone, concrete and wood interpretations within the same project, ensuring visual consistency across spaces and functions.

One of the defining strengths of Atlas Concorde lies in the breadth of its product portfolio and the way its collections are developed as part of a coherent system. Rather than offering isolated materials, the brand provides coordinated solutions for floors, walls and outdoor environments, enabling seamless transitions between interior and exterior spaces. Dedicated porcelain surfaces for terraces, patios and pool areas combine durability with safety through technologies such as Sensitech, designed to deliver reliable anti-slip performance while maintaining the visual continuity of the project. This integration of design and functionality allows the same material language to be applied consistently across different architectural contexts. Atlas Concorde further extends the role of ceramic materials beyond traditional surfaces, enabling their use across multiple functional elements within a project. Collections are regularly specified for kitchens, bathrooms, furniture and architectural details, supporting a consistent design identity from structural surfaces to interior components.

A defining characteristic of Atlas Concorde is the diversity of its formats and the flexibility they provide in contemporary design. The brand offers a wide and coordinated range of sizes, thicknesses and surface finishes, allowing architects to adapt materials to different spatial requirements without compromising visual coherence. Through its dedicated slab division, Atlas Plan, ceramic surfaces evolve from cladding materials into architectural components. Large-format slabs can be used to create kitchen islands, integrated sinks, countertops, tables and custom furniture, transforming surfaces into functional design elements that define the character of a space. The same system supports advanced architectural applications such as ventilated façades, where ceramic panels combine durability with refined aesthetics while maintaining compatibility with the overall design language of the building. These solutions are widely used across residential, hospitality and commercial environments, from private homes and apartments to hotels, restaurants, retail spaces and office interiors.

The development of large-format porcelain surfaces represents one of the most significant innovations introduced by Atlas Concorde in recent years. Produced through Atlas Plan, these slabs reach dimensions of up to 162 × 324 cm, enabling designers to create continuous surfaces with minimal joints and precise visual alignment. Large formats allow ceramic materials to function as architectural elements rather than simple finishes. They support the creation of seamless walls, monolithic kitchen islands and refined interior compositions, while also meeting the technical requirements of contemporary construction.

Innovation at Atlas Concorde is driven not only by technology, but by collaboration with internationally recognized designers and architectural studios. Partnerships with figures such as Matteo Brioni, Piero Lissoni and Zaha Hadid Architects reflect the brand’s active role in shaping contemporary design culture. These collaborations reinforce Atlas Concorde’s position as a trusted partner for architects and designers, delivering materials that combine design clarity, technical reliability and architectural relevance across projects of different scales.

Founded in 1969 | Italy | Headquarters: Fiorano Modenese (Modena)

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