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Polygons

Have you ever looked at the scales of a snake? The shell of a tortoise, or the arrangement of pollen grains under the microscope? Do you know what the scales of our own skin look like? Polygonal. Geometric. This is mathematics. In nature you find polygons everywhere. These are our models, and that is why geometric forms are also organic in origin. Nature is our inspiration, and we hold ourselves to the ambition of translating this natural harmony into our surfaces. Although the geometric individual parts are cut with straight edges, the surfaces should radiate a natural harmony. It looks easy and simple, but it took many years until we had found the balance between material, geometry and surface.

Stairwell with a curved wall of cream-coloured polygon panels — Polygon wall in cream-white in the stairwell

Living room with a fireplace wall of silver-grey, irregular polygon panels — Polygon wall in silver-grey as a fireplace cladding

Close-up of the silver-grey polygon panels with shifting metal surface — Detail in silver-grey

Detail of a polygon wall in warm gold tones with soft light reflections — Pentagon – gold tones

Translucent polygon surface in blue, green and amber tones — Polygons – translucent

Detail of a finely articulated polygon wall in soft green, silver and copper tones — Polygons – fine grid in green tones

Large, three-dimensionally structured polygon wall with a fluted surface in sage and silver tones — Polygons – textured wall surface

Large-format polygon surface with a metal-leaf gradient from dark bronze into light silver tones — Polygons – Fading Metal Leaf

The world of polygons is endless. What you see here is only a tiny fraction of what is possible.

Prisma

The “Prisma” design lets the polygons appear only through light and shadow; colours and metals can be chosen freely. The number and the formal language of the different individual parts are calculated so that you cannot detect any repetition.

Pentagon

“Pentagon” is based on our wallpapers from the “Karat” collection. Colour nuances are arranged so that a more or less lively surface emerges. The high-gloss resin surface provides the play with light and the corresponding reflections.

Polygon

The “Polygon” design invites colour gradients. You must imagine each individual piece, in a figurative sense, as a pixel. In digital terms it is a coarsely pixelated wall, except that this one is made by hand. In our atelier we assemble the entire wall and ship it pre-mounted, even to the end of the world.

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