DOMIZIANI is an Italian company for lava stone and volcanic stone furniture and ceramic decorative objects, founded in 1987 by Roberto Domiziani in Deruta (Province of Perugia, Umbria) — a region with a centuries-old ceramic tradition in which majolica techniques are deeply embedded in cultural memory. Roberto Domiziani consistently developed the majolica lava stone technique for the furniture sector: stones are cut from blocks and slabs, glazed, hand-painted and fired in kilns at temperatures of up to 1,000°C. The natural colour variations that arise during firing are explicitly considered at DOMIZIANI a mark of quality and an expression of authentic craftsmanship — not a flaw. Since 2012, the founder's children — daughter Sofia Domiziani and son Christopher Domiziani — have led the company together with Roberto Domiziani and are responsible for new expansion projects and contemporary product development. North American distribution: Domiziani America (exclusive distributor for the USA).

Materials: lava stone (primarily in blocks and slabs; expresses its geological nature through varying compactness and texture); Peperino (magmatic rock of volcanic origin from the Viterbo and Colli Albani regions, formed 600,000 to 20,000 years ago; name from the Latin "piper"/pepper due to visible biotite inclusions in small black grains; particularly suited to figurative decorations in ceramic glazes, as the natural porosity creates a soft craquelé effect). Both materials are finished with ceramic glaze processes and artistic painting. Two design collections: Classic (figurative motifs) and Contemporary (abstract motifs). Complete customisation: colour, decoration motif, form and dimensions — including outside the standard catalogue. Product range: indoor and outdoor tables, chairs, armchairs, table bases in epoxy-coated stainless steel (outdoor), gazebos, wall claddings, bathroom tops, kitchen tops, flooring, stairs, mirrors, ceramics.

For architects and interior designers seeking tables and furniture for hotel outdoor areas, restaurant terraces, villas, spas and private gardens — furniture in which lava stone and volcanic stone are transformed through the centuries-old Umbrian ceramic firing process into unique, fully customisable objects, and where colour variations after firing are not considered a quality defect but an expression of craft authenticity — DOMIZIANI is the most precise address from Deruta: a house that since 1987 has united the raw material of stone with the craft of majolica painting into furniture form.