Light serves a purpose far beyond mere illumination. It possesses the power to decorate, accentuate, and modulate emotions. The versatility of light poses a challenge: How do we connect it with interior materials to create a harmonious whole that conveys the desired emotion to the homeowner?
Architects often employ louvers or ventilation blocks to layer and regulate light. Subsequently, they must curate the surrounding space so the emotional impact of the lighting achieves the intended effect. When light interacts with materials such as wood or velvet, it softens and warms, creating a sense of comfort and ease. Conversely, materials like high-gloss tiles render light more radiant and luxurious. Many interior designers further upgrade their lighting design using translucent stone. With its impressive surface, translucent stone transforms light into a statement piece that expresses personality.
The fact that homeowners invest in materials that interact with light demonstrates their strong interest in this aspect. However, despite this robust demand, the global market has lacked materials capable of actively interacting with light.
To create a product that possesses both the distinctive patterns of translucent stone and the ability to capture light across a vast surface like polished tiles, an Italian tile manufacturer explored unique gemstones such as Labradorite and Amber. They sliced through crystal layers to study the stones' light-scattering properties, then sought to reproduce them using state-of-the-art printing techniques. From this process, a new product line was born: Light-interactive tiles.
The unique characteristic of light-interactive tiles is their resemblance to a slab of translucent gemstone. In reality, this is a visual effect generated when external light strikes the surface. Notably, the aesthetic of the tile transforms spectacularly depending on the viewing angle, offering shifting color spectrums and varying depths. This makes the space feel dynamic, luxurious, and truly one-of-a-kind.
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The first light-interactive tile collection, Tele di Marmo Lumia, premiered at the prestigious Salone del Mobile 2025 interior exhibition in Milan. The collection's impressive beauty and captivating effects received high acclaim from visitors.
Tele di Marmo Lumia provides architects with additional resources for flexible lighting design while satisfying homeowners' needs for light utilization within their spaces.
Recognizing the potential of this collection, Vietceramics stands as the first and exclusive distributor to promptly bring this collection from Milan to Vietnam, assisting architects in transmitting design inspiration to homeowners seeking to personalize their spaces.
Architects are invited to visit Vietceramics showrooms nationwide to experience the Tele di Marmo Lumia light-effect tiles firsthand and gain fresh ideas to upgrade their design blueprints.
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