Vendors: Settecento

Established in 1969 in Fiorano Modenese, cradle of the best Italian ceramic tile tradition, is on 1993, with the “Valtresinaro” Brand buyout, that “SETTECENTO – Mosaici e Ceramiche D’Arte” starts a “new era”. Today, “SETTECENTO – Mosaici e Ceramiche D’Arte” is one of the most recognized, dynamic and brightest brand present on the market.

25 million Euro of turnover on 2007, 80% export, “SETTECENTO – Mosaici e Ceramiche D’Arte” is approaching today the market with a strong leadership in the “High Market” for Interior Design and innovative top class furniture solutions.

Research, design, quality, vivid stylish fingerprint and a continuous relation with the Architectural field, focus today “SETTECENTO – Mosaici e Ceramiche D’Arte” as a “must” for innovation, avant-garde and creativity.

The Italian ceramic industry's world leadership position is not limited only to the production but includes to a commitment to achieving extremely low levels of environmental impact and fully respecting the ecological equilibrium.

This is also aim of “SETTECENTO – Mosaici e Ceramiche D’Arte”, Company associated to “Confindustria Ceramica”. It has been a full commitment of The Italian Tile Association over the past decade to shift towards sustainable development projects through integrated and comprehensive standards and regulations (ISO 14001 and EMAS Regulation) that take account of the causes of environmental impact and the tools to be used for preventing or at least minimising it.

EMAS and ISO 14001 are the internationally recognised standards certifying management quality with regard to the established environmental indicators.

Gas emissions and water and energy consumption are monitored and reduced by means of innovative measures and technologies, associated principally with advanced plant engineering. Purifiers, waste water recycling systems and new production technologies have significantly reduced polluting emissions and consumption of both energy and water with significant results in terms of “Zero environmental impact”.