See you at Interihotel 26.

Oct, 2026 • 1 Min. Read — General

Hotels, bars, cafés, restaurants, resorts and beach clubs can feel more welcoming when they incorporate materials we recognise and that evoke a sense of familiarity. The art of pottery brings a more human dimension to these spaces through material, texture and craftsmanship.

There is something inherently familiar about clay. Its texture, subtle imperfections and the traces of the handmade process allow each piece to retain something of the person who created it.

When clay meets light, its qualities take on a new dimension. Ceramics filter, reflect and transform light, creating subtle nuances that enrich the atmosphere of each space. Luminaires become elements that bring warmth, character and a distinctive material presence to their surroundings.

In a hotel, restaurant or any hospitality environment, lighting becomes part of the guest experience. It accompanies moments of connection, helps create welcoming atmospheres and contributes to defining the personality of each space.

At Interihotel, we would like to share this perspective through Pott Project, a brand that brings together traditional pottery and contemporary lighting, celebrating the knowledge of the craft and the expressive possibilities of clay.

We would love to meet you to talk about clay, light, design and craftsmanship, and explore all the possibilities that emerge when traditional craft meets architecture and interior design.

INTERIHOTEL 2026
17-19 November

Ifema Madrid
Stand H32

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