Panama, designed by Enzo Berti for Kreoo is the result of three-dimensional experimentation on marble, a collection of coverings that transforms the material into precious weaves in a new way.
It consists of a delicate pattern made up of the perpendicular alternation and overlaying of two surfaces: on one side is natural stone – in eight different colours and varieties of veining – which runs horizontally and creates a series of stripes; on the other side, a thin rod, available in golden brass or chrome metal finish, which develops vertically.
Their combination creates a dynamic warp with a gentle wave effect, which emphasises the nuances of marble by linking them to the iridescent reflections of metal. Panama can be installed on walls in various environments, including bathrooms.
Panama is realised in panels of 60 x 30 cm, with a thickness of 2 cm, and owes its name to the famous Central American hat, of which it evokes the characteristic weave in natural fibres and shares the approach in craftsmanship.
Kreoo – whose name is inspired by classical Greece, eternal model for those seeking beauty and harmony – was born in 2010 from the experience of Decormarmi, a reference reality in the Italian marble scene, as the development of a talent that has always distinguished the company: the ability to collaborate with designers and architects, to select the most suitable marbles for each project and intended use, both from the point of view of the technical characteristics and the chromatic range.
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