São Paulo-based holding company explores the artistic versatility of Terzian/Corian® solid surfaces at Expo Revestir 2026

Creative versatility has been gaining momentum among architects, designers, and interior designers when choosing materials for their projects. To expand artistic possibilities, the Terzian Group will bring to the 24th edition of Expo Revestir 2026 a projeto entirely with Terzian/Corian® solid surface, exploring its formal, chromatic, and technical potential in environments that transition between residential, commercial, and conceptual.

Designed by Studio Kamroyan, the 65m² stand was divided into five themed areas, which used the product as the central language of projeto, demonstrating its ability to take on different functions, such as curved surfaces, hollow elements, backlit pieces, spheres, and organic shapes.

The proposal reinforces the material not only as a technical solution, but as an artistic tool applied to architecture and interior design. "Innovation is in Terzian's DNA, and the versatility and endless possibilities of the material reinforce this thesis," said Fernando Terzian, president of the group.

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Sensory and artistic experience

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From the reception area, the tile the heart of the environment, transforming into iconic pieces such as the reception desk with an integrated sphere and the suspended chandelier, both developed with organic shapes that highlight the creative freedom and sustainability of the product.

The designed environment also features fluted glass panels, slatted surfaces, and openwork muxarabi elements that enhance the perception of lightness, visual continuity, and permeability between environments.

In the Chef's Area, the versatility of the material is evident in its functional and scenographic applications. The organically designed kitchen island and the table with an integrated vase demonstrate the material's adaptability for technical uses without sacrificing aesthetics and elegance. Totems and complementary panels reinforce the fluid and contemporary visual identity of the space.

The Master Suite takes the concept further by exploring all the possibilities of tile residential environments, with thermoformed panels, curved boiseries, and organic headboards. The product's ability to create continuous surfaces with no visible seams, combined with integrated LED lighting, highlights the material's potential for projects that require sophistication, durability, and formal freedom.

In the Art Gallery, the product takes on its most experimental role. The contemporary mural brings together different artistic treatments of the material in a single architectural composition, exploring relief, color, translucency, and three-dimensionality. Elements such as the backlit bar, 3D panels, and scenographic washbasins reinforce the material's versatility in transitioning between art, design, and architecture.

“We want to show the full potential of the solution as an extremely versatile material, capable of meeting technical, aesthetic, and conceptual demands, adapting to different scales and uses,” said Fernando Terzian.

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The group is the largest distributor of Terzian/Corian® solid surface materials in Brazil.

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In five years, the Brazilian multinational has distributed thousands of Terzian/Corian® solid surface slabs throughout the country. To meet high demand, the group has created an exclusive training center focused on training and certifying professionals in the handling, cutting, thermoforming, polishing, and installation of the product. The immersive three-day course combines theory and practice and, in 2025 alone, has already trained professionals from more than 20 companies.

In addition, Terzian maintains the largest inventory of the product in the country, with approximately 2,000 slabs ready for delivery and 44 colors from the national portfolio available at distribution centers located in São Paulo and Santa Catarina.

The proposal will be presented by Conztruct, a business unit of the Terzian Group focused on delivering innovative solutions for architecture, interior design, and civil construction projects. The company brings together the Terstone and Wallpainel sub-brands, in addition to acting as the official distributor of the product from the American multinational DuPont™ in Brazil.

Created in 1967 by DuPont™, Corian® gained momentum in the Brazilian and South American markets because it is a more economical, versatile, hygienic, and sustainable solution than natural stone. The material is composed of natural minerals and resin, resulting in a uniform, non-porous surface.

Easily moldable through thermoforming, the product has become indispensable for designers and architects in the decoration and composition of kitchens and bathrooms, as well as applications in airport VIP lounge counters, fast food chains, speedboats, yachts, hospitals, and medical offices, among others.

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About the Terzian Group

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The Terzian Group was founded in 2000 by businessman Fernando Terzian in São Paulo, and over the past 25 years, it has expanded its area of operation to various segments, such as civil construction, visual communication, technology, and industrial solutions, becoming a benchmark for innovation and commitment to quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness. The holding company is present in Latin American countries such as Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, Peru, and Colombia, as well as in Central America (Panama) and Europe (Portugal).

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