Brooklyn-based studio GRT Architects develops a series of monochromatic triangular tiles that are later produced by Hungarian company Kaza Concrete. The textured design of the flooring is evocative of something a freshman might learn in a first-year fine art class.
For the aesthetic of the triangular tiles, GRT Architects draws inspiration from ancient Rome and Greece. Channeling the highly detailed, sculpturally relevant and incredibly powerful presence of classical architecture, the studio is able to create a decorative collection of flooring designs that successfully communicates "vertical concave flutes and convex reeds."
The geometric presence of the product as triangular tiles is also done with a service in mind. The strategic casting of the shape allows the parts to "neatly tesselate," as well as create "a subtle grid overlay when they are installed in the 'correct' way."
What's Driving This Trend
- Monochromatic Triangular Tiles
- The trend of using monochromatic triangular tiles in flooring design offers an opportunity for innovative and visually striking architectural projects.
- Classical Architecture-inspired Designs
- The trend of incorporating classical architecture-inspired designs in modern flooring allows for the creation of visually impactful and timeless interiors.
- Geometric Flooring Patterns
- The trend of utilizing geometric patterns in flooring design offers an opportunity for creating visually dynamic and aesthetically pleasing spaces.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- The architecture industry can capitalize on the trend of using monochromatic triangular tiles to create unique and captivating building designs.
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can leverage the trend of incorporating classical architecture-inspired designs to create elegant and sophisticated spaces.
- Construction Materials
- The construction materials industry can tap into the trend of geometric flooring patterns by offering innovative and versatile tile options for architects and designers.
