PROJECT TYPOLOGY
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION
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DESIGNER
Architect Leonardo Caliandro
YEAR
2017
Two different but interconnecting rooms and a small open kitchen with heights of over 4.5m offer a new stage for the performance of this reinvented Mediterranean cuisine.
The underlying theme is the floor. The collection is Portland, in the Tabor colour option and 80×80 size.
Portland is a reference to the enchanting beauty of handmade cement, a timeless material. The essential, neutral shade enhances this space.
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