The home designed by Thomas de Gier in Veldhoven stands out for its warm and contemporary elegance, thanks to the use of Coverlam and porcelain flooring.
Flowing spaces
In this home in Veldhoven, Netherlands, designed by the Thomas de Gier studio, the 120x120 cm Moma sand porcelain tile creates a warm and sober base that visually connects all the spaces. Its use indoors and outdoors reinforces the feeling of continuity and spaciousness, while its neutral cement-style graphics provide balance to the whole.
The technical resistance and natural finish of this porcelain tile make it an ideal choice for contemporary and serene architecture.
Spaces with essence
The wellness area of this home in Veldhoven finds its balance between the sensory and the sculptural thanks to the Coverlam Imperial Infinity coating, whose organic veins surround the space like a work of mineral art.
In contrast, the kitchen in dark and intimate tones is articulated around an island and table designed with Coverlam Top Nero Ardi, with a sober and elegant aesthetic and marble inspiration, which elevates the design without giving up maximum resistance for intensive and everyday use.
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