Participating in the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 was a particularly significant moment for Mondial Marmi. Bringing its craftsmanship to an event of this calibre means meeting the highest standards and engaging with a clientele constantly seeking exclusive details. Once again this year, the company chose to showcase its vision of stone: a living, lightweight material, mindful of sustainability and specifically conceived to engage with the world of yachting.
The exhibition space was designed by architect Silvia Camolei of Lab99, who created a fluid and welcoming journey, carefully balanced through proportions and plays of natural light that evoke the atmosphere of life on board.
The lightweight table in Da Vinci Quartzite.
Given the substantial size of the tabletop, a honeycomb structure was used to create the table. This solution reduces the weight of the stone while maintaining high levels of strength and stability.
Each table is a unique, made-to-order piece: its shape, dimensions and finishing details are customised in collaboration with clients and designers to integrate seamlessly into yacht interiors or large private residences.
Mondial Marmi and New Ravenna, backlit mosaic
The stand experience was further enhanced through a collaboration with New Ravenna:
The moonjellies glass mosaics: An evocative mosaic artwork depicting elegant jellyfish crafted from artistic glass, creating transparency, shimmering effects and a direct visual connection with the underwater world.
Among the new products presented at the stand was the backlit mosaic, a solution that combines the craftsmanship of mosaic-making with the ability to create luminous effects and customised atmospheres. Integrated into the composition, the light enhances the three-dimensionality of the tesserae, the textures and the natural nuances of the materials, transforming the surface into a true decorative element.
