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offering contemporary design an evolved and living material.
" With Madreterra, we continue our journey of responsible innovation, giving shape to an aesthetic vision rooted in respect. It is the outcome of a long research process that enabled us to transform waste materials into a collection of refined surfaces capable of combining functionality and sustainability. A material that speaks of the future without forgetting its origins," says Marco Scapin, Art Director of Scapin Group.
BATHROOMS & KITCHENS
Luce opens the collection with its crystalline presence— reflective and pure like calcite exposed to sunlight— bringing luminosity to interiors with the grace of a living stone. Alongside it, sandy tones unfold in two distinct interpretations: Dune, warm and mineral, recalls arid landscapes sculpted by the wind; while Isola, deeper and more assertive, evokes volcanic coastlines where sand and rock merge in a powerful balance of character. Completing the material palette is Ombra, introducing a richer, earthier note: a desaturated brown that expresses materiality in its rawest, most authentic form. Across all four
surfaces, irregularly sized veins and textures create a dynamic rhythm, enhancing depth and contrast in a sophisticated interplay of visual balance.
Madreterra is the result of an idea transformed into form, of stone reborn, and of technology that listens to nature. With this collection, Quartzforms ® opens a new chapter in the dialogue between sustainability and innovation, offering surfaces that are not only meant to be seen, but experienced. Because designing today means building a more conscious tomorrow, one detail at a time.
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