Glass mosaic brand Bisazza has launched its new 'WOOD' collection additions by Studio Job, just in time for London Design Festival. The decade-long partnership between the design powerhouses has involved five collaborations thus far, including the recent 'Perished' and 'Industry' mosaic patterns.
Described by Studio Job’s Nynke Tynagel as ‘a contemporary approach to wooden flooring’, 'WOOD' is an eccentric take on the classic parquet, featuring vibrant colours, 3D patterns and geometric shapes. Bisazza states that the new collection showcases ‘the versatility of the brand and the ingenious creativity of Studio Job’. The collection adds to Studio Job’s many notable achievements, as they join the likes of Tom Dixon and Emilio Pucci in Bisazza’s list of eminent design collaborators.
Bisazza's first 'WOOD' collection of parquet in oak was launched earlier this year as part of the brand's 2016 offering.
In addition to the already available shades – 'Cuoio', 'Moka', 'Marron Glacè', 'Naturale' and 'Notte' – Studio Job's new offering comprises five delicious variations – 'Sugar', 'Pearl', 'Cherry', 'Denim' and 'Mint' – with further designs in the pipeline for 2017.
Studio Job’s Nynke Tynagel describes the collection as ‘a contemporary approach to wooden flooring’
Studio Job’s new offering comprises five delicious variations – ’Sugar’, ’Pearl’, ’Cherry’, ’Denim’ and ’Mint’
INFORMATION
For more information, visit the Bisazza website
ADDRESS
Bisazza
60 Sloane Avenue
London, SW3 3DD
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