The Pinocchi Collection Has the Timber Texture with Ceramic Feel
Amelia Roblin — October 12, 2012 — Art & Design
References: eurostylelighting & notcot.org
The pressed lumber material is cropping up in chic cafes and shops around the Western world, although it generally isn't considered sufficiently comfortable to be brought into the home. The Pinocchi Collection by 14 Ora Italiana makes a successful compromise by offering a range of ceramic tiles that masquerade as wooden panels.
The familiar pale wood grain pattern has been applied to the faces of the porcelain pieces, allowing them to look like individual boards. With crisp edges, the panels can be applied to walls and floors and sit nearly flush against one another for a smooth and continuous surface. The divinely deceptive Pinocchi Collection is even more of a decorative treat, with the way that textural overlays can be applied to produce the visual effect of plaid or tartan.
The familiar pale wood grain pattern has been applied to the faces of the porcelain pieces, allowing them to look like individual boards. With crisp edges, the panels can be applied to walls and floors and sit nearly flush against one another for a smooth and continuous surface. The divinely deceptive Pinocchi Collection is even more of a decorative treat, with the way that textural overlays can be applied to produce the visual effect of plaid or tartan.
Trend Themes
1. Plywood-impersonating Porcelain - The Pinocchi Collection by 14 Ora Italiana offers ceramic tiles that mimic the appearance of wooden panels, presenting an opportunity for innovative interior design solutions.
2. Ceramic-tile Disguises - The use of ceramic tiles that mimic various materials, such as wood, presents opportunities for creating versatile and durable surfaces in interior design.
3. Textural Overlays - The application of textural overlays on ceramic tiles allows for the creation of visually captivating designs, opening up possibilities for unique and customized interior spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - The Pinocchi Collection and similar products provide a disruptive innovation opportunity within the interior design industry, allowing for the creation of visually stunning spaces with durable and versatile materials.
2. Construction and Renovation - The use of plywood-impersonating porcelain tiles can revolutionize construction and renovation projects by offering a sustainable and attractive alternative to traditional wooden panels.
3. Cafes and Retail Spaces - The adoption of plywood-impersonating porcelain tiles in cafes and retail spaces can create a contemporary and visually appealing environment that stands out from traditional decor choices.
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