Caesarstone and Tom Dixon Will Test Surfaces Using the Elements
Christopher Magsambol — October 14, 2015 — Art & Design
References: interiordesign.net & wallpaper
Ceasarstone and Tom Dixon have collaborated on a stone-surface tour, which sees the two brands embarking on a worldwide journey that displays durability through interactive surface installations. Each installation will feature a different element through which its surface can withstand.
Starting during Toronto's Interior Design Week, an "ice kitchen" will be displayed that will embrace the Canadian traditions of ice fishing and frigid temperatures. In other installations, a city's location and history will also be incorporated into the exhibit. Even the food served at these exhibits will share the theme of the four principle elements which include air-inspired candy floss and earth-inspired herbal plants.
The various surface installations marries Caesarstone's commitment to quality with Tom Dixon's visions of kitchens inspired by culture.
Starting during Toronto's Interior Design Week, an "ice kitchen" will be displayed that will embrace the Canadian traditions of ice fishing and frigid temperatures. In other installations, a city's location and history will also be incorporated into the exhibit. Even the food served at these exhibits will share the theme of the four principle elements which include air-inspired candy floss and earth-inspired herbal plants.
The various surface installations marries Caesarstone's commitment to quality with Tom Dixon's visions of kitchens inspired by culture.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Surface Installations - Creating interactive surface installations that embrace different elements form the basis for captivating art exhibitions and experiences.
2. Incorporating Tradition and History Into Art - Integrating a city's history and tradition into art installations gives the chance for visitors to experience the city's past as well as the present.
3. Emphasis on Durability of Surfaces - The focus on creating surfaces that can withstand different elements is becoming increasingly important, which resonates with businesses that value environmental sustainability.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - The surface installations are perfect for interior design professionals to incorporate into their designs for stylish and unique home and office spaces.
2. Art Exhibitions - Marrying art and design in interactive exhibitions showcases the perfect opportunity for curators to include installations that connect with visitors.
3. Sustainability-driven Materials - Businesses that focus on sustainability-driven mission statements can integrate the development of eco-friendly and durable materials like Caesarstone's innovative surfaces.
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