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“Clé Tiles” is what designer Cristina Celestino calls her brand. It was Milan, there the entrance to many palaces along the streets in the historic city center, that brought the inspiration to Cristina Celestino. There, “geometric patterns emerge in unexpected places,” she writes in the press release, “acting as a catalyst for beauty and order, the interplay between the precision of these shapes and the more organic textures of nature creates a striking contrast. This fusion of geometry and nature offers a unique visual dialogue, where each element enhances the other.”
We quote her descriptions:
The Moscova and Palestro collections set out to craft new stories through unexpected geometries and a refined selection of marbles. Each piece contributes to a wider narrative, where form and material seamlessly engage in a dialogue, giving shape to creations that feel both contemporary and rooted in craftsmanship.
Moscova: Drawing inspiration from the interplay of city and nature, the floor is conceived with a distinct sense of identity, yet remains subtle and light, evoking the delicate flutter of a butterfly’s wings.
Palestro: Decoration is no longer merely ornamental; it transforms into texture and structure, integrated into an architectural rhythm that is perfectly suited for generous, open interiors.
Filato: The passion for fashion, along with the techniques of sewing and the juxtaposition of fabric and thread, sparked the inspiration for this floor design. A playful use of scale and a shift in perception, achieved through the careful combination of contrasting marbles, come together to create a dynamic and decorative flooring.
Filato carries a hint of the early 1900s, blending the elegance of that era with contemporary materials and craftsmanship. This floor becomes more than just a surface; it tells a story of texture, movement, and intricate detail, capturing the essence of both fashion and architectural design in a single composition.
Photos: Cristina Celestino
