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EXIT / TILE STYLE Agnes Tröger-Morguet


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Photography: Jochen Stüber


Avishkar Bharati


Andreas Crynen


Stay Unique by Agnes Tröger-Morguet


A ceramic design competition challenged young creatives to experiment with the material by exploiting the possibilities of colour and pattern…


The Tile Award is aimed at young interior architects and is a creativity competition organised by architectural ceramics brand Agrob


NOV 2018


Buchtal. The main focus was to make the most of the possible designs of ceramic tiles through experimentation.


The call went out earlier this year for fresh ideas on the subject of colour and patterns in architecture. A panel of judges selected the nine best designs from 63 entries sent in from 20 countries, and the shortlisted


designer kitchen & bathroom designerkbmag.co.uk


RE: Tile by Andreas Crynen


designers attended a workshop trip to Iceland, where they were able to discuss their submissions and develop their ideas further.


The three eventual winners were: Transmittance by Avishkar Bharati, of JDAP Design-Architecture- Planning, Mumbai, India; RE: Tile by Andreas Crynen, of Ingenhoven Architects,


Transmittance by Avishkar Bharati


Düsseldorf, Germany; and Stay Unique by Agnes Tröger- Morguet, Agnes Morguet Innenarchitektur & Design, Cologne, Germany. d


Contacts


The Tile Award / tile-award.com/en Agrob Buchtal / agrob-buchtal.de/en


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