“Hot”/“Cold” to Furnish with Planium Metals

Hot/cold is a contrast we often hear about in terms of color.

Hot/cold is a contrast we often hear about in terms of color. It involves the combination of two different tastes and styles that can complement each other, paying obvious attention to the harmony of the parts to be called into question when furnishing. Planium has several metals in its collection that it offers for coverings and floors, together with innovative dry laying systems that allow quick, inexpensive and precious installations to allow you not to dismantle existing floors. A convenience obviously also linked to costs, times and respect for the environment, since glues are not used.

The offer includes:

• the MG01 Magnetic system with magnetic attraction;

• AP01 Lay with lay-on installation system;

• PL01 Invisible with One-click installation;

• SM02 Evolution, a mechanical system with visible angular screws.

These are the colors of the Charme Collection of Planium to keep an eye on as regards the “warm” tones, deriving from Copper and Brass, its most famous alloy. For the cold ones, on the other hand, the Steels of the Silver, Eclipse and Art Collection: Stainless Steel, the most neutral of all; the Embossed, of ancient workmanship and history; Calamine, between Blue and Gray for indefinite streaks that differ; the Oxidized Steels, of a color between two worlds since they contain cold gray and almost bronze shades of brown, towards the heat; then the Stainless Concrete, linked by its appearance to microcements. How to combine them together? Stainless steel is suitable for "breaking" two hot ones, placing itself as an interposition between a brass and a copper. But another returning trend shows that one of the most popular and winning combinations remains Blue/Gold which for Planium involves the juxtaposition of Calamine and Brass. A true revival of two tones and colors invariably linked to each other by a complementarity and elegance for the interiors, with sets that never fade.

Then there is also the possibility that a particular area can be highlighted in a space that is exhibited for a short time or wants to renew itself; we are talking about environments of any kind, of temporary use for commercial purposes and also stable and permanent places such as offices, homes or public buildings. So we will talk about "islands" of color.