The flooring tile brings together several of Bolon’s collections and elevates them to a new level.
August 29th, 2013
Bolon have launched their new studio shape, Wing.
Wing, which is part of Bolon Studio, enables new dimensions for large and small interior design environments. The strong architectural form interacts with interior design elements and building details; producing a striking and powerful display of patterns.
Annica Eklund, CEO of Bolon says of Wing:
“…The Wing’s strength is the ability to mix and match freely, especially when combining smaller patterned collections with some of our more sensational floors.”
Marie Eklund, CCO of Bolon concludes that:
“Wing is a fantastic tile that both highlights our collections and gives architects and designers a new palate of creative interior design possibilities. It’s possible to create a whole new spectrum of expressions that truly take advantage of Bolon’s light reflective characteristics.”
To demonstrate some of the possibilities Wing offers for different public environments, Bolon has worked with Swedish and internationally recognised stylist Lotta Agaton on a series of expressive installations that use the new form in an array of different tones and interpretations.
The latest Bolon studio shape is now available in Australia.
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