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  • Light blue wall coverings for a beach house on Elba Island

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Studio Associato Tecne 2000

Arch. Massimiliano Pardi – Studio Associato Tecne 2000
Via Carducci, 166Portoferraio (LI) 57037

https://www.studiotecne2000.com/

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The activity of the Studio began in 1965 with Giuliano Pardi, who opened the ALFA Associated Studio in 1967, which lasted until 1970.
In the same year until 1992 he founded the Studio Pardi.
In 1992 the “STUDIO ASSOCIATO TECNE 2000” was founded by Giuliano Pardi and Massimiliano Pardi, and in 2004 Marco Pardi also became a partner.
The study has both public and private commissions and collaborations with other Professional Studies for projects of considerable size, both technical and economic.
The Studio Associato is founded with the intention of offering a high profile design studio, where professional commitment is always supported by a structured research project, ranging from bioclimatic, to the abatement of electromagnetic pollution and Radon, passing from the recovery of rainwater and wastewater, providing for the reduction of energy consumption with the use of alternative sources, up to covering all the disciplines aimed at providing a quality architecture.

Villa storica Elbana

Category: Holiday home
City: Capoliveri (LI)
Realization: 2024
Tonalite product used:
Kraklè 10×30 Light Blue and Light Blue format alternating in horizontal bands up to the height of 2.40 mt

Reseller

CTE Centro Ceramiche SRL
Portoferraio (LI) 57037

Photographer

Arch. Valentina Tosi

What were your objectives when you chose the materials to be used for your floor or wall coverings?

I was looking for a cladding that respected the historicity of the context in which it was going to fit. I wanted to bring within my restoration project the color of the sea and light, with a simple and clean solution.

What made you choose the Tonalite products?

I was very familiar with Tonalite’s products. The range of their chromatics combined with the choice of numerous formats led me to search among the lines for the one that I felt was most suitable for my project.


What colours and combinations did you choose, and how did you use them?

I used the Kraklè collection in the 10×30 Light Blue and Light Blue format in the bathroom wall tiles, alternating the two colors in horizontal bands up to the height of 2.40 meters.

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