Colour Archaeology – An interdisciplinary journey of discovery come to London

Colour Archaeology is an extraordinary exhibition by designer Roberto Sironi that combines art, design, archaeology, and the history of color. Commissioned by LAUFEN, Sironi devoted over three years to researching the history of color, presenting a fascinating journey through ancient ceramic cultures—from the blues of Mesopotamia to the celadon green of the Chinese imperial period to the earthy reds of the Roman Empire. This research resulted in an exclusive color collection for LAUFEN, comprising twelve timeless shades that not only bear historical significance but are also relevant in the modern design world.

WORLD PREMIERE: LAUFEN HAS PIONEERED THE FIRST CO2-FREE TUNNEL KILN

ELECTRICITY, NOT GAS: A REVOLUTION FOR THE SANITARYWARE INDUSTRY

Roca Group and LAUFEN have launched the world’s first electric CO2-free tunnel kiln at Austrian location in Gmunden.

A Modern Haven for Multigenerational Living

Butterfly House by Oliver Leech Architects features Laufen bathroom products, blending natural materials and innovative design for multigenerational living.