Creating Connection

Seamless Design from Exterior to Interior

The success of seamless design depends on creating a visual and material connection between exteriors and interiors, where porcelain stoneware plays a fundamental role. To create good design, it's necessary to integrate both into a functional and cohesive whole. Just as architecture is designed following a specific direction, interior design must also use concepts related to architecture so that the aesthetic value remains consistent.

All aspects of design principles and elements must be considered. Ideas, colors, materials, textures, style, and forms in interiors must be integrated with the outdoor environment.

It is highly recommended to monitor certain parameters to maintain the desired style:

Unity: Every design element should harmoniously blend with others, supporting a unified theme through compatible colors, patterns, shapes, and materials between interiors and architecture.

Balance: Well-executed interior design demonstrates balance, with each element contributing equally to the overall composition without overpowering others.

Rhythm: Rhythm creates a sense of harmony through well-coordinated order and arrangement, both essential for the comfort and aesthetic value of the whole.

Scale and Proportion: Important for the spatial impression of each room, the scale and proportion of interior elements should harmonize with the building's architecture.

Focal Points: Key elements that attract attention, focal points should be chosen and designed to reflect and complement the architectural style of the building.