Italian tile manufacturer Caesar has played a key role in the transformation of Helsingborg Central train station, which has recently undergone a renovation of the passageways linking the station to the adjacent shopping area.
It was not easy to find material that fit into such a reserved context as Helsingborg, but Caesar’s close ties with the main design trends and the style of the Scandinavian movement, which has made minimalism and functionality its internationally recognised style icons, enabled the ceramic company to perfectly meet the aesthetic expectations.
Caesar’s ceramic know-how is represented by Portraits, an emblem of elegance and style in its porcelain stoneware representation of six of the world’s most popular stones.
Portraits is a journey into the beauty of matter, exploring the strength that nature has given to each stone and conveying their diversity while respecting taste and design freedom.
Deep and intense in its dark grey colour, Portraits Kirkby colour variant expresses all its charm in the 1,200 by 1,200, 600 by 1,200, and 300 by 1,200mm formats.
These large sizes allow the varied textures of the surface to energise architecture, without betraying Swedish minimalism.
Portraits also transposed all the strength of stone into porcelain stoneware, and even more, underlined this material’s ability to withstand the traffic and high footfall that characterise Helsingborg Central. The tiles also offer durability, resistance to chemical agents, water repellency, and ease of cleaning: all these elements identify Caesar’s Made-in-Italy products worldwide.
More information is available at: https://www.caesar.it.
