Imagina Abstract tiles by Casalgrande Padana
Dezeen Showroom: designers can create mural-like feature walls and wallpaper-esque finishes using the artistic Imagina Abstract tile range by Casalgrande Padana.
The Italian company's Imagina Abstract tile collection features painterly textures, intricate geometric patterns with metallic inlays, and architectural trompe l'oeil effects, all designed for large-scale impact.
"Each tile is a work of art, an experiential narrative that brings a beautiful vibrant edge to living spaces, offering interesting creative opportunities to enhance the home with sophisticated, richly material ambiences that add bold, original character," said Casalgrande Padana.
The designs in the range include Klimt, with its feel of a massive painted canvas or tapestry, and Inlay, which gives a playful illusion of three-dimensionality through its composition of angles and gradients.
The Lines design brings the energy of irregularly spaced multicoloured lines, while Exes and Modular play with geometric shapes and metallics at different scales.
Casalgrande Padana suggests using the Imagina Abstract tiles for dividing or accent walls within sophisticated, eclectic spaces and says they are suited for residential and commercial environments, both indoors and out.
Product details:
Product: Imagina Abstract
Brand: Casalgrande Padana
Contact: sara.costi@casalgrandepadana.it
Material: ceramic
Dimensions: 1200 x 2780 or 600 x 1200 millimetres
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