Let's explore together 4 macro-trends that are defining 2024 and see how Florim's porcelain stoneware collections can help us turn these visions into reality.
Jewel stones: a touch of opulence
While marble remains a timeless classic, there is a growing interest in more vibrant and original materials like quartzite and onyx. These stones, with their striking tones and pronounced veins, are increasingly sought after for their ability to impart a sense of luxury and exclusivity to spaces. Collection Eccentric Luxe and Marble range perfectly encapsulate these natural beauties and transform your environment into a refined haven of timeless elegance.
Biophilic design: harmony with nature
Embrace the essence of biophilia with designs that seamlessly integrate natural elements into the fabric of contemporary architecture. Biophilic design isn't just aesthetic; it's a conscious effort to intertwine nature with our daily spaces to enhance our well-being. Biotech and Coretech collections serve this vision, infusing your space with balanced design inspired by natural stones and textures, creating a serene backdrop that promotes health and focus.
Solid colors: between intensity and balance
The colors dominating 2024 dive into the pursuit of happiness. Characterized by intensity and boldness, yet at the same time by softness and balance, these shades create environments that are both relaxing and stimulating, full of energy yet balanced. Essential Mood perfectly embodies this vision, offering a range of dusty, neutral but also colorful shades that evoke the soft materiality of resins, blending with each other and the surrounding space to enrich the environment with a sense of personal well-being.
The rebirth of Rammed earth: elegantly veined
Surfaces inspired by layered rammed earth are a rapidly growing trend in contemporary interior design. Particularly appreciated for their characteristic striations and warm tones, these natural effects add depth and character to any space. Through the Compatta collection, Florim pays homage to a millennia-old construction technique, offering porcelain stoneware solutions that capture the allure of sand layering while adding durability and timelessness.