Architectural spaces, like sculptures, are thread dimensional. In both cases, in the orange position a number of times as it is impossible to see the whole of a building simultaneously. Including all of the interior and exterior. We rely on our memory to construct a complete image using the different perspectives we have recorded consequently, the interaction between inside and outside and between two - and three mansions on a surface becomes the key to understanding the entire structure.

This is where the possibilities of using ceramic material both for the interiors and exteriors of the building are. For clade ings and fat surfaces and volumes, makes it particularly suitable for a wide range of design purposes on the other hand. The different finishes a no colors also permit designs with strong contrasts with tone-in-tone shades the marble effect, for example.

Can be boldly combined with oxidized metal finishes or in a more classic style with neutral surfaces a black and white backgrounds in the discussion concerning architectural design therefore the role of surfaces is a crucial element. Playing a decisive role in how the observer perceives the whole and the component parts.

The result is a special bond in the world of design, positive interaction where the innovation of one corresponds to the evolution in the modus operandi of the other.

The highly noted favorable feature of sintered stone is its poor porosity: this makes it resistant to staining and easy to clean and maintain.

Aesthetically, sintered stone is in line with marble: thanks to current technological developments, it is possible to obtain high-quality results that reinterpret the more complex veins of rare and sought-after marbles and guarantee better tone stability. One can create magnificent floors with marble effect mirror-polished sintered stone, providing elegance and brightness to any room.

The lightness of sintered stone also facilitates its processing and cutting and installation. Finally, choosing sintered stone over marble turns out to be a more ecological solution: the sintered stone has a more sustainable life cycle than its "natural equivalent".