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The well-known sintered stone product was specified for a number of applications in a Colombian residence to provide a sense of serenity in a personal oasis
Designed with a distinguished oriental concept in mind, Japanese Refuge is an impressive home boasting a unique blend of simplistic architectural elements. Constructed to embrace purity in design, Neolith sintered stone was used across the property.
Nestled in the lush forested hills between José Maria Córdova International Airport and the vibrant city of Medellín, this luxurious residence, designed by Colombian interior design firm 5 Sólidos, is truly immersed in nature. The objective was to create a secluded residence which would truly offer solace, removed from the nearby bustle of the city and the homeowner’s hectic professional life.