STRIKING EFFECTS: THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL AND URBAN INDUSTRIAL WAVE

Daring is one of the characteristics of professionals who work with architecture and interior design. With an eye on this trend, EXPO REVESTIR exhibitors create solutions for those who want to think outside the box and seek creative solutions. The launches of the 15th edition present a walk through colours, industrial effects, worn nuances and a lot of creativity.

PORTO FERREIRA: Worn-out effect with a contemporary industrial look

Porto Ferreira portrays the worn and industrial effect for three collections: Ruggine, Marmo Capuccino and Travertino Rose. The reddish steel colour, a material widely used in the American railway industry in the 1930s was the inspiration for the Porcelanatos Ruggine line that portrayed the Corten Steel standard and its variety of shades, besides the richness of details of the metal plates, allowing a diversity of applications.

Marmo Capuccino, another line of the company, brings the characteristics of the metamorphic rock originated from limestone to compose the collection. In highlight, the surface of intense brightness that creates a contrast rich in possibilities for the environment. Finally, the Travertino Rose line, a classic of contemporary architecture translated by the brilliant for the porcelain tile line.

COLORMIX: HYDRAULIC AND PATCHWORK TILES

Colormix invests in the effects of hydraulic tiles by presenting the Buxton line, inspired by the architecture of the early twentieth century and Provençal influence. The line, indicated for floor and wall coverings, comes in the sizes 20 x 20 cm and in three colours (arena, gris and snow). Another bet of the company is on the Ethnia Collection, which brings the creative technique of patchwork to the coverings with the Amhara and Rabari models that promote an aged texture, with elegant and charming pastel shades. The Oromo patchwork brings, in addition to relief, colored details in each of its pieces; and the Zulu model, which also stands out for its relief, tones and texture.

BRICK STUDIO: THE HIGH ARTISANAL

Brick Studio is launching the Rustica and Vintage lines in 24.8 x 6.2 x 1.4 cm patterns. Rustica is made up of three colors inspired by the façades of houses and buildings in Europe, like most of the manufacturer's coverings: Bristol, Manchester (in the UK), and Tuscany (Italian region).

The Vintage Line, on the other hand, refers to older, aged façades, which give the wall unique characteristics, such as the patina effect. The first color in the collection, Casablanca - Morocco, was inspired by desert regions.

Brick Studio's bricks for tile have an exclusive manufacturing technology that results in pieces with greater mechanical resistance.

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