It is the first time ceramic matter has achieved such large sizes, with pieces of outstanding beauty enhanced by use of the Cassiopea, Pegaso, Orione and Antares patterns.

The Gardenia research laboratory has worked to successfully produce a large slab with perfectly straight edges and a perfectly flat surface, taking their inspiration from the “seamless” look of glass or marble walls currently in vogue amongst architects.

As each LUMINOR slab is rectified, it can be placed flush up to the others, resulting in a tiling layout that significantly cuts down on joints. This is how Luminor manages to simulate a single, vast seamless wall.

The LUMINOR project also stands out for the eclectic nature of the four designs and textures featuring on its surfaces (Tinta Unita, Granigliato, Legno and Basalto), but also for the decorative study that perfectly relates to the concept of “infinitely large, seamless surfaces”.

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