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CREATIVE
COLLABORATION
Cappellini revisits the magical work of Shiro Kuramata with this new cabinet series inspired by the Dutch abstract painter, Piet Mondrian.
Homage to Mondrian fuses together the talent of two great individuals in a modern design that is both abstract and concrete. Available in two versions, the cabinets are created from lacquered wood and are mounted on wheels.
Cappellini www.cappellini.it
WOOD-BE CERAMIC TILES
THE LIGHT FANTASTIC
Part of the limited edition Craftbymac collection designed by architect Philippe Macaigne, the Cen244 lamp is made from 6mm Corian panel and comes with accessories that allow it to be used in different ways, either suspended from the ceiling, hung on a wall or placed on a surface.
The name is inspired by the European rules that prohibit incandescent lights - CE N°244.
Craftbymac www.craftbymac.com
There was a time when we were forced to choose between wood fl ooring or ceramic tiles - a diffi cult choice given the advantages and benefi ts offered by each. However, there have been a number of advances in the tile industry over recent years that have ushered in new choices that allow us to combine those benefi ts in a single product. Tile manufacturer Ceramica Fondovalle has embraced these
developments in their Ironwood tiles, which combine the natural warm look of wood with the durability of ceramic tile.
Ceramica Fondovalle www.fondovalle.it
LICENCE TO THRILL
Designed by Harri Koskinen for Çanakkale Seramik & Kalebodur, the Bond collection of tiles takes its inspiration from the rhythms and patterns that can be found in nature.
Bringing the smooth forms of the natural world to ceramics, the Finnish designer combines concave and convex tiles to create unique shapes and dimensions that interact with light to create refl ections and shadows. The collection is available in a variety of colour options that refl ect the natural tones of elements like water, sun, sand, earth and stone.
Çanakkale Seramik & Kalebodur www.bond-collection.com
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