Atlas Concorde x Piero Lissoni: Tratto – The Signature Objects

Atlas Concorde inaugurates a new chapter in its design identity with One Space – The Atlas Concorde Ceramic Ecosystem, a concept that expresses the brand’s vision of integrated living. Surfaces, furniture and design objects are conceived to dialogue with each other, shaping contemporary environments where style and functionality blend seamlessly.

Within this framework comes the latest innovation: Tratto – The Signature Objects by Piero Lissoni. This new collection of porcelain design objects expands the universe of Atlas Concorde Habitat, the company’s brand dedicated to bathrooms and furnishing accessories.

Piero Lissoni | Image credits: Atlas Concorde

Tratto enriches the One Space ecosystem with pieces that connect material, function and aesthetics in an elegant and distinctive way, fully aligned with Atlas Concorde’s style and with Lissoni’s design ethos of precision, proportion and harmony.

Beyond traditional applications

From tables and benches to planters and trays, the Tratto collection redefines porcelain stoneware, transforming it from surface material into a refined design language. Each piece combines porcelain tiles with glass, wood or metal, creating a sophisticated play of textures, colours and reflections that elevate spaces with balance and discretion.

Developed across three lines – furnishing accessories for indoors and outdoors, shelves and storage units, and home accessories – Tratto introduces a new functional aesthetic where ceramic becomes the protagonist of contemporary living.

Furnishing accessories for indoors and outdoors

The collection’s tables, benches and planters bring together style, durability and versatility, making them equally suitable for interior and exterior environments.

• Giotto tables feature porcelain stoneware tops in two finishes, supported by glass frames, and are available in three sizes. Their clean forms lend refinement to dining, lounge or outdoor spaces.

• Arco bench, crafted in bent, painted aluminium with porcelain stoneware cladding, comes in three lengths (120, 150, 180 cm). Its architectural lines give it a sculptural presence adaptable to multiple settings.

• Hashtag planter pairs a welded, painted metal structure with porcelain cladding for a minimalist, yet durable solution for both indoors and outdoors.

Shelves and storage units

Practical yet refined, Tratto’s storage elements embody the balance of form and function central to Lissoni’s design philosophy.

• Libra is a multifunctional console that pairs porcelain stoneware with glass and mirror, ideal for bathrooms or living spaces.

• Torre, conceived as a shelf or storage console, integrates seamlessly with wall coverings, adding continuity and elegance to entryways, living rooms or bathrooms.

• Omega shelves complement other Tratto elements, reinforcing visual harmony within modern interiors.

Home accessories

The collection also includes smaller-scale objects designed to enrich daily living with subtle sophistication.

• Quadro and Disco trays, in rectangular and circular formats, combine porcelain stoneware and glass with painted solid ash frames. Their mix of matt and glossy surfaces, softened by the warmth of wood, makes them equally functional and decorative.

• Trama is a minimalist centrepiece that showcases the textures of porcelain stoneware in an understated yet striking form.

• Filo risers double as trays, characterised by essential lines that bring elegance and balance to interiors.

A new design language

With Tratto, Atlas Concorde and Piero Lissoni explore the expressive potential of porcelain stoneware, pushing it beyond its traditional role. The result is a collection of sophisticated, essential and surprising objects that embody the elegance of Italian design while addressing the needs of contemporary living.

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