Expo Revestir 2025 por Vite Porcellanato en São Paulo, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil (2025). 13 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi

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Expo Revestir 2025 — Vite Porcellanato — São Paulo, Estado de São Paul

This is a wide-angle indoor photograph of a commercial space, likely a showroom. The flooring is composed of large, grey stone tiles with a matte finish. The walls are primarily clad in similar grey stone, with some sections featuring light beige stone-like panels. A prominent feature is a long, built-in planter bench on the left, overflowing with lush green ferns and a small tree, which is a focal point. Mounted on a grey stone wall is a flat panel display showing a technical drawing or blueprint. Along the right wall, large, tall format beige stone slabs are displayed vertically, reminiscent of architectural material samples. The lighting appears to be a mix of recessed ceiling lights and subtle indirect lighting along the walls, casting a neutral illumination. The overall aesthetic is modern and minimalist, emphasizing textured surfaces and natural elements.

This is a wide-angle indoor shot of a modern retail showroom, likely for a tile store. The primary surfaces are gray ceramic tiles on the floor and walls, with a high share. Several low, concrete-like gray block display units are prominent, one serving as a seating element and another as a display stand. A large, dark marble-like wall panel occupies the right side of the frame. The floor also features areas with mixed-color terrazzo-like tiles. The space has indirect and recessed artificial lighting. A wall on the left displays a grid of various-sized tiles, some with natural stone patterns. The overall atmosphere is clean and minimalist, designed to showcase the architectural materials.

This indoor retail space features large format stone tiles on the floor in a gray tone. The walls are clad in beige stone tiles and some sections display gray ceramic tiles. A prominent low concrete planter filled with lush green ferns sits alongside a long, angular stone bench. In the background, there are large, abstract sculptural elements made of stone, including a faceted geometric shape and a cubic block. Tall trees with green foliage are placed strategically within the space. The lighting appears to be a mix of recessed and indirect artificial sources, creating a neutral ambiance. The style is predominantly modern with brutalist influences, emphasizing raw materials and geometric forms.

A retail showroom features a large, grey microcement-clad wall displaying a grid of sample tiles in various colors and textures, including stone_like and wood_like finishes. Below the tile display, a horizontal logo spelling 'VITE PORCELLANATO' is mounted. In the foreground, two large, low-profile concrete benches in a grey finish are arranged side-by-side. The floor is covered in large-format beige ceramic tiles. Two tall, narrow panels of light grey material are visible on the right wall. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminate the space.

This is a wide indoor photograph of a retail space featuring a large, dark marble_like panel on a dark gray wall. To the left, a large, light gray geometric concrete block sculpture is prominently displayed on a beige tiled floor. Behind the sculpture are tall, narrow panels that appear to be light wood or ceramic. The walls are predominantly dark gray, with the main focal point being the large dark marble_like tile installation. Recessed and indirect artificial lighting illuminates the space with a warm tone.

This is a wide shot of a retail space displaying large format tiles on the walls and as display plinths. The walls are covered in neutral gray ceramic tiles, with vertical dark gray dividers. The floor is polished concrete in a similar gray tone. Two rectangular display plinths made of concrete stand in the foreground. Recessed and indirect artificial lighting illuminates the space, which appears to be a showroom or a tile store. The overall aesthetic is modern and minimalist, with a focus on the materials.

This is a wide shot of a retail interior, likely a showroom for tiles. The primary material visible on the walls is a textured gray ceramic, with some sections featuring large format marble_like slabs with prominent veining. The floor is tiled in a light beige ceramic. Two prominent objects are displayed: a large, angled slab of marble_like material with striking veining, and a simple beige cubic block. Indirect and recessed lighting illuminate the space, creating a neutral atmosphere. The architecture features wall paneling and a minimalist aesthetic.

This is a wide shot of a retail space displaying various stone and marble slabs. The walls are primarily covered in large format ceramic tiles in white and beige. Several tall display panels show different stone textures, including dark speckled stone and lighter beige-toned stones. A prominent feature is a large, angled slab of marble with bold brown veining, placed in the foreground. The floor is made of beige, speckled ceramic tiles. Artificial lighting is provided by recessed ceiling lights and some pendant lights. A person can be seen in the background, interacting with a display.

A retail space with a minimalist, industrial style. The floor and walls are finished in a neutral gray concrete or microcement. A large, block-like display table made of concrete is centrally placed. A grid of square tile samples is mounted on the back wall, showcasing various textures and colors. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminate the space with a warm tone.

A retail space features tall, light-colored wood-paneled walls on the left and a natural wood-paneled wall on the right. In the foreground, large, geometric blocks resembling concrete are displayed. The floor is a textured gray ceramic tile. In the background, a tree is visible, and part of a building with the logo 'GS SOLAR' can be seen. The space is lit with artificial, neutral lighting from recessed fixtures and indirect sources.

This is a wide-angle, indoor photograph of a modern retail space, likely a showroom for tiles or stone. The dominant materials are gray stone on the floor and a large, abstract geometric sculpture made of a similar material. The ceiling is black, featuring recessed track lighting. The walls are a mix of gray ceramic tiles and a display of smaller tile samples. A dark gray bench is positioned against a tiled wall, and two black planters with green foliage add a touch of nature. A person is visible in the background, seemingly cleaning the floor. The overall aesthetic is minimalist and sophisticated, with a focus on bold forms and material textures.

This is a wide shot of a retail showroom featuring large format tiles. The floor is covered in light gray speckled ceramic tiles. Two abstract sculptural displays, made of large blocks, are placed in the center of the space. One display is a gray speckled stone cube, while the other is a marble_like block with brown and white veining. Behind the displays, walls are clad in large format tiles, with a mix of marble_like patterns and plain beige ceramic tiles. A sign for 'Fatto' is visible in the background. The space is illuminated by neutral artificial lighting from recessed and indirect sources. A person is partially visible walking in the background.

A retail interior exhibition booth features large, textured gray concrete walls with modern, dark lettering signage that reads 'VITE'. Adjacent walls are covered in beige ceramic tiles. The floor is a dark, matte material. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminates the space. Several people are visible standing and interacting within the booth. A tall green plant in a dark pot is placed to the side.

Vite Porcellanato

Mas de 100 años de experiencia en el mundo de la cerámica, es la empresa Argentina que mas ha evolucionado y crecido en tecnología y diseño en las ultimas décadas consolidándose como líder indiscutido en volumen de ventas.
Renovando su compromiso con las exigentes expectativas de un mercado cada vez mas fino y demandante Vite Porcellanato responde con destacada calidad, diseños únicos y formatos exclusivos.
La empresa Vite Porcellanato con exhibición de sus productos en los principales y destacados distribuidores de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, de las provincias de Buenos Aires, como también en todo el interior del país. A su vez, exporta al mercado internacional, siendo los principales países Chile, Uruguay, Estados Unidos.

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