Concrete tiles

Light, soft interiors and tactile brick walls — Bay Pearl is a new renovation and second storey addition to an existing Brighton family home. Sitting less than 1km from Port Phillip Bay, this significant renovation has reconfigured the orientation to enjoy the protected north facing garden and the new internal courtyard. Tatjana Plitt The external metal shell protects the lofty internal spaces. Expressed raw, silvery brickwork and inky, black charred-timber cladding lend a honed refinement to the built form. Internally, our lustrous palette includes soothing light, oyster tones. Finely detailed steel elements contrast with lush wool carpet. Tatjana Plitt Locally sourced timber is wrapped and folded for tactile warmth. Larg... More

A 25 years old town house, which went under a dramatic makeover. The house was very old fashioned and its interior design was very “busy” and cluttered. The new house owners wanted a fresh clean design to complement the complete renovation it needed. The first very significant change we agreed on was demolishing the walls surrounding the staircase, allowing the space of the entrance floor to become more continuous. That created a much airy, spacious and bright feeling to the whole public area. The built banister was replaced with minimalist metal railing and a string wall separating the kitchen and the stairs to the basement. The staircase itself was covered with parquet and the existing skylight was replaced with a more mod... More

This Industrial Café Design in Medina, Saudi Arabia, is the perfect example of how stylish interior design can be managed on a limited budget. The use of natural materials, concrete, and mesh finishes along with bright gold lighting provides a great base. The beautiful peacock blue wall-mount seats provide a vibrant contrast to the otherwise neutral color palette. The flash detailing and stunning pendant light fixtures elevate the drama of the ambiance while adding a wholesomeness to the entire space. More

Lovely fish restaurant in Netherlands with feature wall by PETRUS. Our design, CLOVER was selected by the interior designer, during the refurbishment of the restaurant/hotel in the heart of Nijmegen, to be the gem of the place. The pictures show how PETRUS designs are able to control people's attention to the right direction, in this case with CLOVER.The motive of CLOVER is an ancient symbol in architecture and fine arts. This collection is the reconsideration of the symbol of 3 little leaves branching out from one stalk, creating a pure and modern visual conception. The playful yet simple lines and the 3D arrangement envision the image of a tidy field of clovers. Laying the tiles of the collection on a smaller surface recalls the luxu... More

Green Design is the new ‘it’ so an eco-friendly interior would definitely attract lots of customers to any restaurant. The client wanted an eatery that would have a minimal carbon footprint, so the design team at CAS came up with a clever ‘Green’ solution to create the perfect interior design for this restaurant in Southington, USA. By using hydroponic walls and indoor planters, the interior was designed to be nature-centric. This enhanced the air-quality and brought in a refreshing vibe that will appeal greatly to the guests. The fresh green and black color scheme only adds to the wonderful ambiance of this restaurant. http://us.archello.com/en/project/eco-friendly-restaurant-interior-design-aventura More

WALKWAYS AND SQUARES CONSTRUCTED USING “MADE-TO-MEASURE” DRENOLIET SLABS ”The choice of DNS Drenoliet® slabs on spacer pads as the construction system was based on technical reasons as there were no indoor flooring materials that could satisfy the preconditions set on open-air areas. And to comply faithfully with the solution chosen by our client we worked closely with the Dutch research department of ZOONTJENS in order to define the technical and aesthetic characteristics of the slabs and ensure their correct application.” Yves Simon, architect DGLa The requirements The architecture of the building created by the agencies Design International and DGLa, draws its inspiration from both Greek mythology (Homer's O... More