For over 40 years, we have been matching our passion and expertise to develop successful projects of design and architecture around the world. Our goal is to continuously innovate so as to create increasingly higher performance products while respecting the environment and humanity. Creative experts, decorators, designers and architects are essential to continue to grow and create new inspirations, and new products that will satisfy the needs of customers.
It is from these collaborations that the Novacolor Ambassador campaign was born, featuring the architects, designers and master decorators who best interpret the values of the brand. Every year we select ten personalities from all over the world who have the insight to interpret our products innovatively, and the ability to spread our philosophy.
Novacolor Ambassadors are a diversified group, which combines different profiles, cultures and professional skills. Although physically distant, they are united by a common goal: to recount the value of Novacolor by using materials that create comfort and well-being in the home, while respecting and protecting our environment.
Becoming a Novacolor Ambassador means becoming part of a team of professionals who have the opportunity to network at trade shows and events around the world, and online too: there is a Facebook group with over 7,000 members where you can share your projects and creativity.

The “Ambassador Marco Nanni Award” was created to identify, enhance, and celebrate the decorator who stands out the most for their distinctive artistic and poetic expression. The Award is named in memory of Ambassador Marco Nanni, a craftsman and master decorator born in the Forlì area, who accompanied the early years of the brand, channeling his emotional sensitivity into Novacolor’s decorative art. An eternal talent, marked by great human and professional generosity, he shared his knowledge and experience without hesitation to promote the dissemination of Italian decorative culture abroad and to train a new generation of skilled artisans.