Komon – K/7

Name: Komon – K/7
Brand: made a mano

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Product description

The Komon series reaches more than 300 years back in history as it is inspired by ancient Japanese decorations. The word komon means kimono in Japanese and is a reference to the beautiful patterns found on traditional Japanese kimonos. This range combines ancient Japanese patterns with Scandinavian elegance creating orna- mented yet aesthetically strict tiles with a strong emphasis on graphic patterns. Lava stones can be customized in almost all forms and sizes up to 150x360 cm. Standard sizes include 10x10, 15x15, 20x20, 30x30, 40x40, 60x60 and 80x80 cm.

Terracotta stones in the Komon range are produced in 10x10, 15x15, 20x20 and 30x30 cm.

Concept

Elegantly ancient

With a history reaching back more than 300 years, traditional small Japanese decorations have inspired our popular Komon range. The tiles in the Komon range are combining ancient patterns with Scandinavian elegance, creating ornamented yet aesthetically strict tiles with a strong emphasis on graphic patterns.

Komon is Japanese for kimono. Popular in the homes of designers and design lovers, the Komon range fuses the best from ancient Asian art with the clean aesthetics of Scandinavian graphic design traditions. These patterns are everlasting and both contemporary and ancient at the same time.

More about this product

Categorised in Natural stone - Ceramic - Flooring - Wall coverings - Natural stone tiles - Ceramic tiles - Natural stone panels - Natural stone flooring - Ceramic flooring - Wall tiles - Colour pink / magenta - Pattern squares / polygon - Colour multicoloured - Floor slabs - Floor tiles - Extra large size tiles - Pattern repeat - Lavastone.

Part of the collection TILES.

Manufacturer made a mano

Family Komon

Architonic ID 1401030

Order number K7

Year of Launch 2003