White marble and large-sized porcelain floor tiles, combined with wood and rays of natural light, create a contemporary and inviting workspace for a Beverly Hills real estate development/management firm
A luxury office space in Beverly Hills, CA, was recently completed with an integration of materials, including natural stone and porcelain tile. The design was the vision of Christopher Grubb of Beverly Hills-based Arch-Interiors Design Group.
With a broad spectrum of profiles available to meet the demand of different materials and environments, an installation will last for years to come as long as the appropriate one is chosen for that particular application
With an increasing number of tile installations coexisting with other surface coverings, the need arises for appropriate transitions within and around the tiled surface. Profile pieces provide aesthetically pleasing transitions between a wide array of surface coverings.
From Field to Form is a series of events exploring the possibilities, life cycles and architectural implications of plant- and earth-based materials
April 3, 2023
Engineer Steve Webb and stonemason Pierre Bidaud began a partnership in 2009 to radically rethink the possibilities of stone in contemporary construction. They discussed their evolving research and showed examples of their work.
Three-dimensional, pyramid-shaped mother-of-pearl white tiles with a glossy finish from Italian tile manufacturer Ceramica Senio were chosen to clad the interior atrium of the Claridge's Hotel in London, England.
Local California artist Kristina Young visualized the story of Chrysler through a 100-foot-long, 10-foot-high custom-made mosaic mural on the car manufacturer’s dealership in Napa Valley, CA.