“The Sector series is based on the combinations of three different textures made of assorted geometric shapes of differing heights to recreate the diverse levels and layers that compose our cities,” Laura Grilli, lead product designer for Daltile.
Daltile launched two new marble designs, Patriotic Calacatta and Independence Calacatta, into the brand’s ONE Quartz Surfaces American Reserve, National Marble collection.
Seven winners were named – Grand Prize, and Achievement of Excellence in Residential, Commercial and Commercial Elite (projects over $1 million) categories, and one People’s Choice winner selected by popular vote.
“The My City series harnesses the energy of the big city with geometric lines inspired by the transit systems found in three of the most dynamic cities in the world: New York, London, and Shanghai,” said Laura Grilli, lead product designer for Daltile.
Geotzzo takes classic terrazzo and spins it, using modern cutting technology to embed larger marble shapes into squares, in grey and white colorways, and ribbon, in striking black and white.
CTEF, the Ceramic Tile Education Foundation, has organized an online auction to take place in October to raise funds in support of its mission which the COVID-19 pandemic has severely threatened.
The current issue of Southern Living Magazine features the story of this house, including images and information about the Crossville collections chosen for three of the home’s bathrooms.
