The Association of Italian Ceramic Machinery Manufacturers has awarded Cesantoni as the company that has made the largest and most effective investments in sustainability in the period 2020-2022, an event organised by ACIMAC (Confindustria). For Cesantoni it is fundamental to […]

The world of interior design has gained relevance in the Japandi style which is related to the decorative technique that merges Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics, a combination of Zen harmony and warm touch of Scandinavian warmth.

Throughout the years, humanity has been evolving and with it the lifestyle, with which every day a better world and social welfare is sought. For this reason, the construction industry has also put its 'grain of sand', getting involved in the design of sustainable architecture projects.

Reinventing spaces or remodeling is always an idea that crosses our minds at some point in life and although the most common is to paint walls, change ornaments for a luxury decoration or move furniture, now is the time to look around us and think about what the walls of our home or office say.

In Cesantoni we want every construction project to be executed in the best way, for this reason and with more than 40 years of experience in the market, we present you the best tools for the handling and placement of our ceramic and porcelain tile floors and coverings.

Although decades have passed since the boom of the industrial style in New York City in the 50's, it has not ceased to be one of the favorites in interior design.

Building a legend through art in Mexico, Zacatecas and the world, painter and sculptor Gaby Suárez del Real has dedicated part of her life to promoting local and national artists, and not only that, as she considers art as a fundamental concept for the full development of human life.

Cesantoni is not only a ceramic tile manufacturer from Zacatecas, but also a benchmark for innovation, since it uses technology to promote profitable and sustainable construction projects.

Taking all forms of design expression to the limit is the purpose of Design Week Mexico, the platform that for 13 years has become one of the most anticipated events for designers and architects and which has been headed by architect Emilio Cabrero, who has strived to maintain the high level of this showcase for the Mexican creative industries.