Water leaves its mark
| GEDA x Radomonte at Cersaie 2026

Surfaces, textures and finishes: with Water leaves its mark, GEDA and Radomonte brought two interpretations of materials and design to Cersaie 2026. Within the GEDA x Radomonte space, Doge's fluted detailing and Graffiti's engraved textures showcased an approach that gives tapware its distinctive character through surface treatments.


Stefano Macchion describes Graffiti as “our way of dressing the tap”. Beyond the design of the textures themselves, the project focused on ease of cleaning, production flexibility and customisation. The possibility of developing bespoke textures attracted particular interest, offering a way to shape the appearance of the product beyond colour and finish. Graffiti caught the attention both of existing Radomonte clients and of visitors discovering the brand for the first time.

Conversations at the stand
The stand welcomed a strong flow of visitors, with a significant European presence alongside guests from Morocco, India and Dubai, as well as international delegations organised by Cersaie. Meetings involved a wide range of markets, including geographical areas whose presence exceeded the expectations of the sales team.

Among the most appreciated proposals were the new warmer tones: Radomonte’s PVD Brushed Chocolate and GEDA’s painted Brown finish, alongside the brown shades chosen for the stand itself. The new toilet brush was also one of the products that most frequently caught visitors’ attention, opening up broader conversations about the collections and customisation options. Desktop

Feedback from the sales team also highlighted a shift compared with previous editions: fewer strictly technical questions from visitors who often arrived with an already strong technical knowledge. Discussions focused mainly on the differences between PVD and painted finishes, the appearance of different surfaces and their combinations within different projects. Existing clients also requested samples of the new colours to use in their showrooms and client presentations.

From feedback to development
The showerheads with methacrylate casing were deliberately presented as prototypes, allowing us to gather reactions and suggestions. Listening to architects and designers at this stage makes it possible to consider their requirements before the product reaches its final definition.
The interest received confirmed the decision to move forward: the feedback collected will now be considered as work continues towards the final version. 


The curiosity of those who observe, the questions of those who choose, the ideas of those who design: this is the Cersaie we take with us. Thank you to everyone who was part of it at the GEDA x Radomonte space.