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Healthy Building Syndrome: porcelain panels that are good for your health

We spend so much of our lives inside buildings – houses, offices, schools, shopping centres – but, while these structures do a good job of protecting us from the elements, they also expose us to a range of chemicals that can have a significant impact on our health. Heating and air conditioning systems bring in pollution with outside air, while furniture, paint, building materials and cleaning products release volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and harbour mould and bacteria. The phenomenon is known as Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) and, for unfortunate building occupants, it manifests in symptoms ranging from irritated eyes and skin to headaches and nausea, and more serious conditions.

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Architectural ceramics: a beautiful new option for non-combustible cladding

Walking through Australia’s cities and suburbs, you’d be forgiven for thinking that aluminium panels and cement render had become default materials for the cladding of buildings. Perhaps one of the reasons that they’re so noticeable is that neither age particularly well. An aluminium facade can quickly become shabby, with wear and tear from the elements and physical impact most noticeable at street level. And render – simply a layer of cement applied to a vertical substrate and painted – is inherently susceptible to degradation in the form of unsightly salt leaching, fading paint and cracking caused by building movement.

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New Volumes™ unveiled at Denfair 2018

Incredibly proud and excited, we unveiled New Volumes™ - Collection 01: Elba at Denfair. Thank you everyone who stopped by and showed your support.

In Melbourne, we were humbled to be awarded Best Large Stand by notable judges Emma Telfer, Ewan McEoin and Claire Beale and again in Sydney by judges Angela Ferguson and David Clark for our collection’s cohesive branding and innovative Australian designed products.

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Introducing New Volumes™

An inaugural collection for the home and office by Artedomus, New Volumes™ explores and pushes the boundaries of a single natural material. For each collection, we select a distinct assembly of designers to bring the material to life.

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Choosing the best kitchen benchtop material: Caesarstone, Natural Stone or Ceramic Slab?

Given the popularity of Caesarstone and other engineered or reconstituted stone products, you might assume that they're the best option for kitchen benchtops. But in reality, there are many aspects of this material that make it a poor choice, and a poor investment for anyone fitting out a new kitchen. Reviewing engineered stone alongside natural stone and ceramic slab products makes its shortcomings all the more apparent.

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Agape: Milan Design Week 2018

We were back to the beautiful cobblestone streets of the Brera Design District in Milan, where Agape showcased their impressive and comprehensive product offerings during Milan Design Week 2018 at Agape 12.
Purpose and Completeness was the theme for 2018, where we journeyed through new architecturally designed complete systems, novelty items and spatial solutions.

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Patricia Urquiola

Patricia Urquiola is undoubtedly one of the most synonymous and influential figures in architecture and design.

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Casa Artedomus, Sydney

FRAME People’s Choice Multi Brand Store of the Year 2018, Amsterdam

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Exclusive Le Corbusier: LCS ceramics

We are very pleased to announce that we have added to our extensive portfolio with the introduction of the Le Corbusier: LCS ceramics based on Le Corbusiers' Polychromie Architecturale. A colour system innovated by Le Corbusier; the first in its kind for architectural ceramic surfaces application.

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Le Corbusier

Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris, better known by the pseudonym Le Corbusier (1887-1965), is considered the most significant architect of the modern age. Amongst the most influential characters of the history of contemporary architecture and of the 20th century culture, he is remembered as the master of the Modern Movement. A pioneer in the use of reinforced concrete in architecture, he has also been one of the fathers of contemporary town planning.

His works still have a considerable influence on architecture and design today. He designed many buildings and drew up numerous urban development plans throughout the world and today the majority of his architecture has been recognised by UNESCO as World Heritage.

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Artedomus at DENFAIR 2017

We were excited to be involved in DENFAIR again this year where visitors experienced a sample of our wonderfully diverse range, including our unique, high quality stone, tiles, architectural surfaces, bathware and furniture.

Leading architects and designers from Melbourne and all across Australia visited and saw our latest beautiful products and design classics from Patricia Urquiola, Gwenael Nicolas (Curiosity) and Angelo Mangiarotti below.

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Agape: Milan Design Week 2017

Milan Design Week 2017 saw Agape host four impressive installations in the heart of Brera Design District. These installations were devoted to their extensive range of products and included some new additions. The variety of new products and design collaborations presented at Milan demonstrates Agape's continuous exploration of versatility, customisation and timeless design.

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Artesserae: Our stunning new Elba stone mosaic range

We introduce our outstanding new Artesserae range of Elba stone mosaics designed and curated by leading Melbourne-based product designer Thomas Coward. The first tile range designed and developed exclusively by Artedomus.

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Agapecasa: Salone del Milano 2017

In a beautiful 1st floor apartment in the Palermo 1 building in the heart of the Brera district, Agapecasa created Counterbalance, an installation dedicated exclusively to the furniture from the Mangiarotti Collection: precious, timeless objects and furniture by the architect and master designer Angelo Mangiarotti.

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Unique by Feri & Masi

Artedomus introduces its latest discovery from Portuguese porcelain tile specialists Feri & Masi. Unique is a stunning collection of unglazed double and triple-loaded porcelain stoneware offering an endless number of concrete plates with incomparable raw touch and outstanding design.

Inspired by the masters of Japanese minimalist architecture, this exclusive collection of three different finishes – Unique, Unique (Be) and Unique (Be Smart) – achieves a real concrete aesthetic through Feri & Masi's innovative production process.

Designed for residential or commercial applications, Unique offers architects, designers and clients a contemporary concrete aesthetic and feel with the outstanding durability, low porosity, low maintenance requirements and ease of installation of an extremely high quality porcelain tile.

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INAX Ceravio G at Brighton Beach House

This outstanding project by BG Architecture, featuring INAX Ceravio G tiles, is an extensive renovation to a beachfront art deco home in seaside Victoria.

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Angelo Mangiarotti Architect

One of the most influential personalities in 20th century Italian culture, Angelo Mangiarotti was an architect, planner, designer and sculptor. He also taught extensively at Italian and international universities, passing on his visions and shaping the minds of generations of young architects and designers. His design approach was rooted in the firm belief that architecture was a practical discipline and that industrial design was an expression of fine craftsmanship. He wanted each individual material to be respected and to be used in an adequate and honest way. The perhaps best-known Mangiarotti quote, "happiness comes from honesty", is a reference to that approach. Additionally, Mangiarotti was deeply committed to general ethical standards.

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Perth In Design

Artedomus Perth opened the doors to its unique, 1959 Hobbs Winning and Leighton designed building on Wellington Street for the inaugural Contemporary Wine In Design event on October 15th.

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Melbourne Indesign 2016

Artedomus opened its doors for Melbourne Indesign on Saturday, August 13 to excited crowds keen to experience the spectacular Sky Tips installation by Thomas Coward for Maximum as part of MiD’s The Project. Also on show were the newest products from Agape, Italy and INAX Japan, the recently launched Agapecasa furniture range.

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Milan 2016 Agape News: Eight Bathroom Concepts

Agape released it's new concepts at Fuorisalone 2016 including work by Patricia Urquiola, Garcia Cumini and Benedini Associati. Eight immaculately curated ‘Environments' represented an inspiring ‘journey of wonders' among ‘old' and new designers, new products and new materials.

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MAXIMUM at Wentworth Point Penthouse Apartments

By Billbergia
Photography: Fiona Susanto

Project delivery:
MAXMUM Pietra Grey kitchen, bathrooms, fireplace, bar and walls
MAXMUM Michelangelo bathroom walls
MAXMUM Calacatta lobby and lift walls

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MAXIMUM Statuario at The Hensley Apartments

Architect: Woods Bagot
Developer: Roxy Pacific

Project Delivery:
Maximum 3000×1500mm Statuario Matt to kitchen benchtops, splashbacks and bathroom verticals, vanity tops

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MAXIMUM & Artetech at Magnus Apartments

Developer: Pointcorp
Designer: Cottee Parker
Installer: Cai Wall Solutions

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MAXIMUM Calacatta at Eve on Erneton Apartments

Developer: Your Style Homes
Designer: Plus Architecture
Installer: Ultimate Splashbacks

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Brighton by Steve Domoney Architecture

Architect
Steve Domoney Architecture
Builder
Belair Builders
Products
Pietra Bronzea Stone
Hosowari Border
Plateau Block
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The Sky Tips Installation by Thomas Coward for MAXIMUM

Melbourne Indesign 2016. The Project: Evolution.
Thomas Coward & Artedomus.
At Artedomus, Melbourne.

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Pietra Bronzea stone at Lake Wendouree House by John Wardle

Designer
John Wardle Architects
Year
2015
Client
Private
Product
Pietra Bronzea Stone
Photographer
Peter Bennetts

Pietra Bronzea Stone was selected for use on the floors throughout this Houses Award-winning house to complement the natural materials employed in this unique design, in particular, the spotted gum timber interior. The brushed finish gives it a silky, lightly textured feel underfoot.

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MAXIMUM Mercury at Riverview House by Nobbs Radford Architects

The Riverview House by Nobbs Radford Architects is a deft reworking of a 70s brown brick house in Sydney. Skillful design achieves a minimalist feel without sacrificing warmth. The clever introduction and use of materials such as stone, concrete, solid timber, steel, porcelain and copper work back with the original elements of the house – including parquetry and timber beams – creating a materiality and richness of texture that is fresh and modern.

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MAXIMUM Statuario at Maple Apartments by Studio You Me

Melbourne based boutique property developer Angle has embraced the unique properties of Maximum specifying it in bathrooms and kitchens throughout Maple, the new multi residential apartment project in Hawthorn, Melbourne.

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INAX Fourefle at Pony Restaurant by Woods Bagot

Influenced by the raw materials of pony stables, The Pony Restaurant in Brisbane’s Eagle Street Pier is characterised by an authentic, warm colour palette.

Woods Bagot’s Dominic Alvaro and his design team have created an intriguing, wide ranging space that caters for a variety of dining options centred around the theatre of chef Damian Head’s open rotisserie grill.

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Elba stone at Theodore house residence

Inspired by the interiors from the 2009 film I am Love directed by Luca Guadagnino, this extensive and sophisticated renovation in the heart of Toorak, Melbourne, sought to achieve an understated, graceful, European-style interior by blending modern and old elements with tasteful simplicity.

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Travertine in Art Gallery of New South Wales by PTW Architects

This high profile project comprised the refurbishment of an existing below ground storage facility at the Art Gallery of New South Wales to create a stunning new exhibition space dedicated to the contemporary art collection gifted by the John Kaldor Family.

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INAX for Marc Jacobs Tokyo: Custom Cladding

Project
Marc Jacobs Flagship Store Tokyo
Location
Tokyo, Japan, 2010
Designed by
Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects
Product
Custom Made INAX Toujurin

The Marc Jacob’s flagship store is located in Tokyo's Aoyama shopping district, just off Omotesando Street designed by award winning Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects.

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Qantas First class lounges by Marc Newson and Woods Bagot

From inception, the Qantas First class lounges in Sydney and Melbourne were destined to be the best lounges in the World. Qantas assembled a team of world class specialists including signature designer Marc Newson and long time Qantas partner Woods Bagot to create a truly unique experience.

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Bedonia stone at The Upper House, Hong Kong

Artedomus’ exclusive sandstone, Bedonia, has been used to incredible effect in the Upper House Hotel in Hong Kong.

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