Offices and companies
Faroil
Elegance, originality, personality. These were the guidelines that inspired the design of the FAROIL headquarters - the company in the province of Mantua specialized in the field of hydraulic cylinders - and that found a valuable ally in Atlas Concorde's porcelain tiles.
In particular, the Mark collection of porcelain tiles was chosen to blend multiple contemporary materials into a single design used on floors of different spaces like meeting rooms, hallways, and the foyer. Chosen in gray Chromo and in sizes 75x75 cm and 60x60 cm, the porcelain tiles of Mark have proven to be ideal for enriching environments with a balanced mix of beauty and technical performance.
Perfectly coordinated with the interior design elements, Atlas Concorde's floors expertly add refinement and character to the spaces, as per the original design requirements.
Where
Mantova, Italy
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Inside the project
The leading collections
REFERENCES
Discover the latest references
Atlas Concorde porcelain pavers for an outdoor pool
Atlas Concorde's stone-effect porcelain tiles pave the area surrounding an outdoor private pool in a peaceful town in the Netherlands.
Atlas Concorde design for the Sanya Edition Hotel
Cina
Cina
In China, on the exclusive island of Hainan, the Sanya Edition Hotel has chosen stone-effect porcelain tiles from Atlas Concorde to furnish its interior spaces.
The VDL Groep headquarters with Atlas Concorde products
In the Dutch city of Eindhoven, the multinational VDL Groep chose wood-effect porcelain tiles from Atlas Concorde to give its headquarters' exterior flooring an authentic look.
Atlas Concorde porcelain pavers for an outdoor pool
Atlas Concorde's stone-effect porcelain tiles pave the area surrounding an outdoor private pool in a peaceful town in the Netherlands.
Atlas Concorde design for the Sanya Edition Hotel <br> Cina
In China, on the exclusive island of Hainan, the Sanya Edition Hotel has chosen stone-effect porcelain tiles from Atlas Concorde to furnish its interior spaces.
The VDL Groep headquarters with Atlas Concorde products
In the Dutch city of Eindhoven, the multinational VDL Groep chose wood-effect porcelain tiles from Atlas Concorde to give its headquarters' exterior flooring an authentic look.
Be Inspired
Atlas Concorde at Milan Design Week
For Atlas Concorde, the event in Milan is part of a month dedicated to design, where the new 2021 projects will be officially launched.
Dialogo washbasin collection: interview with the designer.
Being a designer and working with leading companies like Atlas Concorde requires an ability to listen and understand to best support the companies' view of design and the market. We met with Mario Ferrarini to learn about his creative process and to discover what happened behind the scenes of the Dialogo project.
Piero Lissoni: “I designed surfaces that vibrate in the light.”
For Design Week, Atlas Concorde is proposing a collection of three-dimensional wall tiles. With the two patterns designed by Piero Lissoni, 3D Sign and 3D Squares, the designer introduces us to the concept of "controlled error": something that happens and that allows the surface to interfere with the light.
Atlas Concorde at Milan Design Week
For Atlas Concorde, the event in Milan is part of a month dedicated to design, where the new 2021 projects will be officially launched.
Dialogo washbasin collection: interview with the designer.
Being a designer and working with leading companies like Atlas Concorde requires an ability to listen and understand to best support the companies' view of design and the market. We met with Mario Ferrarini to learn about his creative process and to discover what happened behind the scenes of the Dialogo project.
Piero Lissoni: “I designed surfaces that vibrate in the light.”
For Design Week, Atlas Concorde is proposing a collection of three-dimensional wall tiles. With the two patterns designed by Piero Lissoni, 3D Sign and 3D Squares, the designer introduces us to the concept of "controlled error": something that happens and that allows the surface to interfere with the light.