Italian tile to be showcased at AIA 2010
More than 50 various pieces will be laid
out on six well-lit tables for guests to touch and
move them around to compare the pieces with others on display.
Ceramic
Tiles of Italy (CTI) is set to showcase its latest products in the upcoming AIA
National Convention and Expo set for June 10-12 in Miami.
The theme for the 2010 show is “Design as Exploration.” CTI’s booth (#379), designed by Italian architects Dante Donegani & Giovanni Lauda of D&L, will showcase a range of new tile collections from leading Italian producers.
“As new oversized slabs and new thin formats continue to emerge, the industry is re-inventing the way tiles are produced, shipped and installed. From commercial retrofits to new facilities clad in large format porcelain tiles, these products carry with them the time-honored history of tile and the future of architectural innovation,” CTI says.
Further examples of the diverse, design-driven and sustainably-focused introductions include more than 50 different pieces that will be laid out on six well-lit tables so that guests can actually touch the products and move them around to compare the pieces with others on display. The CTI booth will also include an information point where show-goers can pick up company catalogs and promotional/educational materials.
For more information, visit www.italiantiles.com.
Cerdisa
Monocibec
The theme for the 2010 show is “Design as Exploration.” CTI’s booth (#379), designed by Italian architects Dante Donegani & Giovanni Lauda of D&L, will showcase a range of new tile collections from leading Italian producers.
“As new oversized slabs and new thin formats continue to emerge, the industry is re-inventing the way tiles are produced, shipped and installed. From commercial retrofits to new facilities clad in large format porcelain tiles, these products carry with them the time-honored history of tile and the future of architectural innovation,” CTI says.
Further examples of the diverse, design-driven and sustainably-focused introductions include more than 50 different pieces that will be laid out on six well-lit tables so that guests can actually touch the products and move them around to compare the pieces with others on display. The CTI booth will also include an information point where show-goers can pick up company catalogs and promotional/educational materials.
For more information, visit www.italiantiles.com.
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