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Minas' House, Ouro Preto, Brazil - MACh Arquitetos

Lombard Street, San Francisco, United States,

Our optical illusion entrance!

( The entrance to the Manchester showroom for Casa Ceramica Tiles has been generating buzz online for its trippy pattern. Made from 400 individual porcelain tiles, the floor appears warped and skewed but is actually completely level. Even when viewed from the opposite direction the floor still appears to undulate. Casa Camerica tells Insider, “the inspiration was to create an entrance themed on illusions and [exceed] expectations of how tiles can be used.” ) Txt via Twisted Sifter

During the creation of our new showroom we knew we needed to have an entrance that would make our customers really remember their visit to and something that showcased what can be achieved with tiles. Pushing all the boundaries.

We approached Armatile Design as we were aware they had in house designers and the manufacturing capability to realise what we wanted to achieve. We sent over a few images of the space and concept to get the ball rolling. After the initial design discussions Armatile produced a few design options for us to consider.

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Modern sloping or aggressive low pro? 

Your opinion counts! By developing the new design of 8bar KRZBERG V7 a pretty important question came up: 

How should the new 8bar KRZBERG V7 look like?

To win one of our great prizes click on the link below and vote for your fav until January 29th. Don't forget to like and share it. #sharingiscaring