Filling a floor space is a fundamental challenge in any form of tiling. The tar family offers an innovative and effective solution through the use of an asymmetrical quadrilateral. Its unconventional yet captivating geometry opens up possibilities for a variety of distinctive and original layouts.
Suk is created entirely from trapezoidal shapes. An unconventional geometric form, the trapezoid combines parallel lines with asymmetrical angles, creating an intriguing balance between symmetry and asymmetry.
This distinctive geometry lends character and depth to a space, allowing the floor layout to achieve both visual complexity and harmony.
Rokh, inspired by the geometry of the parallelogram, translates movement and dynamism into the language of parquet design. In this collection, diagonal lines and the natural flow of the wood grain guide the eye across the floor, while the arrangement of individual tiles creates a rhythm that brings the space to life.
The geometry of Rokh marks a transition from the familiar order of the rectangle to a more dynamic and expressive composition.
The rectangle is one of the most fundamental and enduring geometric forms. Since the earliest days of design and architecture, it has played an essential role in shaping our understanding of space and beauty. This simple quadrilateral is not merely an expression of harmony and balance in geometry; it also offers a pathway towards understanding beauty in its Platonic sense.
ELEMENTS Collection is the result of our abstract exploration of floor geometry. Designed around the simplest of quadrilaterals, ELEMENTS parquet tiles give rise to some of the most intricate flooring patterns. The formal complexity of the collection emerges from this very simplicity—and this is what makes it distinctive.
ELEMENTS is a collection of small, simple tiles whose complex geometries are created entirely through repetition. Here, form makes no grand gestures through scale or texture; instead, it emerges from a continuous, ordered rhythm. The challenge of ELEMENTS is rhythm.
Much like serialist music or the intricate tilework of Eastern domes, the constituent elements of ELEMENTS are designed with utmost simplicity, while the compositions they create are entirely unique. As Leonardo da Vinci is often quoted as saying, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”
tar, Raj, suk, and rokh are the names of the four product families within ELEMENTS, together offering dozens of distinct designs. Each family has its roots in the historical tradition of parquet flooring, yet looks beyond the past towards the future. Every design becomes a canvas for the project architect’s vision, carrying a distinctive story of its own.