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The new icon of the Parisian Metro, this curved tile evokes the perpetual, captivating movement of a wave. Its padded effect, depth and coating reflect a xraparound, charging light for a dynamic and elegant look.

The new icon of the Parisian Metro, this curved tile evokes the perpetual, captivating movement of a wave. Its padded effect, depth and coating reflect a xraparound, charging light for a dynamic and elegant look.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

Facet is a machine-pressed glass tile with a comtemporary design. The reserved lozenge pattern creates an interplay of optical facets with dynamic relief. Depending on the colour chosen, it can provide the soothing or sophisticated radiance of a faceted jewel.

Facet is a machine-pressed glass tile with a comtemporary design. The reserved lozenge pattern creates an interplay of optical facets with dynamic relief. Depending on the colour chosen, it can provide the soothing or sophisticated radiance of a faceted jewel.