Neutral colours
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about neutral colours
News • Specification • 5 Sep 2022
10 contemporary kitchens with sleek, cutting-edge island units
Active lifestyles and hectic schedules necessitate practical yet elegant kitchens. Being the heart of every household, the demand for a functional and flexible kitchen is ever increasing. It calls for modern design solutions that are not just low maintenance but versatile enough to translate into a diverse range of styles and aesthetics as trends evolve.
Kitchen islands are self-supporting counter-height units with ancillary storage and preparation space. Widely used in lofts, studios and open plan houses, island units offer an unobstructed line of sight between the kitchen and other areas while providing a gathering space.
The modern kitchens selected here have a subtle charm that will never go out of fashion... More
Product • By Marazzi • Mystone Moon
Mystone Moon
Marazzi reinterprets Moongrey stone with a versatile and very technical collection: 3 colours and multiple sizes, including the striking 90x180 cm, which is accompanied by the 80x80 cm and 60x120 cm slabs with a 20 mm thickness. Discreet elegance and a very technical tactile surface to combine with a concrete look or neutral tones for a minimal design, or a wood look for environments characterized by strong contrasts.The collection is produced using the new StepWise technology, which delivers anti-slip properties while retaining a soft feel, alongside excellent technical performances. More
News • News • 4 Mar 2022
Inspired by nature’s imperfections, Casa Ojiva by León Higuera Arquitectura is the perfect place to enjoy a starry night
Surrounded by a landscape of ravines, rivers, and starry nights, Casa Ojiva is located at the top of a ravine in San Juan del Rio, Queretaro, Mexico. The design by León Higuera Arquitectura strives to create connections between humankind and nature, transforming a Gothic ogival arch into two concrete leaves that emerge from the main façade and project towards the rear façade.
Ariadna Polo
Inspired by beauty’s imperfection, raw materials such as concrete and wood predominate throughout the project. Due to Casa Ojiva’s unique geographic location, it was decided to use materials from the area that harmonize with the surroundings and are friendly to the environment. The concrete leaves at the main entrance... More