The inspiration for this collection comes from the flooring recovered from an old country home in Romagna, dating back to the early 1900s, when cement began to be used as a binder for renovation work, but pieces of marble or recycled materials were used as insets.
In the porcelain stoneware of I COCCI, the grain size varies depending on the size of the different pieces obtained from a single type of traditional white marble chips and white cotto. The mortar used is grey on the outside and white at the core. The collection features a base tile with the same “gravelly” pattern present on the decorative element.
Applied as sustainable solution
Resurrection of the Sudetenland In the Sudetenland along the Czech–German border, Prague-based studio No Architects has restored a recreational complex in the Ore Mountains. The project is composed around the relationship between a reconstructed Sudeten homestead and its contemporary reinterpretation. The building accommodates a holiday house, with facilities for summer camps and family-oriented mountain lodging...
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I Cocci
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Manufacturer Case Studies in Floors and Stairs
