The Four Elements tiles
Marrakech Design
Year Completed: 2018
Design: Monica Förster Design Studio
Creative Director: Monica Förster
Team: Riccardo Paccaloni , Marine Le Razavet
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In ‘The Four Elements’ a northern colour scheme is combined with a modernist form.
In ‘The Four Elements’ a northern colour scheme is combined with a modernist form.
In ‘The Four Elements’ a northern colour scheme is combined with a modernist form.
In ‘The Four Elements’ a northern colour scheme is combined with a modernist form.
The starting point is the nature of Norrland: forest green, sky blue, pitch black and brick red. Yet the aesthetics are rooted in a modernist abstraction.
The starting point is the nature of Norrland: forest green, sky blue, pitch black and brick red. Yet the aesthetics are rooted in a modernist abstraction.
The starting point is the nature of Norrland: forest green, sky blue, pitch black and brick red. Yet the aesthetics are rooted in a modernist abstraction.
The starting point is the nature of Norrland: forest green, sky blue, pitch black and brick red. Yet the aesthetics are rooted in a modernist abstraction.
The result is a tile that unites the past and the future: nature and city. The colours under the hard surface behave like water colour: it is delicate with transitions that are soft on the eye.
The result is a tile that unites the past and the future: nature and city. The colours under the hard surface behave like water colour: it is delicate with transitions that are soft on the eye.
The result is a tile that unites the past and the future: nature and city. The colours under the hard surface behave like water colour: it is delicate with transitions that are soft on the eye.
The result is a tile that unites the past and the future: nature and city. The colours under the hard surface behave like water colour: it is delicate with transitions that are soft on the eye.
