Handmade tiles
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Saint Charles Linz
After Vienna, Salzburg and Dornbirn, the new location in the oldtown of Linz is already the fourth Saint Charles store to open in cooperation with BÜRO KLK. The design follows the specially developed and proven store concept, individually adapted to the special character of the location. On approximately 45 m2, the experience of natural products is also the top priority here.
David Schreyer
David Schreyer
Founded by Alexander Ehrmann, 6th generation pharmacist, Saint Charles' philosophy is deeply rooted in traditional European medicine. The pared-down store design focuses on the enduring value of the products: natural materials such as whitewashed wooden steles and sleek black steel shelving do justice to the brand's h... More
Product • By Marazzi • D_Segni
D_Segni
Micro, macro, geometric, floral, classical, vintage, metropolitan: the new D_Segni collection uses a mix of inputs in a stoneware reinterpretation of Italy’s lovely traditional hand-made cement tiles, in the small 20x20 cm size. 7 warm and cold colours and 19 different patterns make up the Mix Carpet, the most daring decorative feature, alongside the micro and macro versions of the traditional floral and geometrical cement tile motifs, updated with a sharper, more contemporary ‘take’ on the product, which makes it extremely versatile. More
News • News • 10 Nov 2021
Magri Williams Architects carefully explore form and materiality to achieve soft transitions between new and existing
In the Stroud Green Conservation Area of North London, the sensitive surrounding context was the starting point for this full-width rear extension by Magri Williams Architects. By carefully exploring form and materiality, the architects have achieved a soft transition between new and existing.
Ståle Eriksen
The overall form of the extension responds to the form of the original building and its roof angles with pitched blocks that are stepped. This step helps to define the interior character of the extension’s space and the step is further echoed in the landscape.
Ståle Eriksen
The transition between indoors and outdoors is navigated with large square window frames, a pivot door and an angled roof li... More