Coverings 2025 por Vite Porcellanato en Orlando, Florida, EE. UU. (2025). 11 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

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Coverings 2025

Orlando, Florida, EE. UU.

Coverings 2025 — Vite Porcellanato — Orlando, Florida, EE. UU. | Landh

A commercial interior space is set up with a display of large format tiles on modular walls. Several minimalist chairs with black metal frames and white fabric cushions are arranged on the gray carpeted floor. The lighting appears to be neutral and indirect. The space is clean and styled, suggesting a showroom or exhibition booth.

This is a wide shot of a modern retail showroom, likely for tiles or stone. The space is well-lit with artificial, neutral lighting coming from recessed fixtures and indirect sources. The primary display consists of tall, vertical panels showcasing large-format marble-like tiles in various patterns and colors, including white with grey veining, black with white veining, and beige with gold veining. To the left, there's a display panel with the 'VITE' logo and two sections of textured tile in earthy tones. The floor is a matte grey concrete or microcement. The overall atmosphere is clean, minimalist, and designed to highlight the materials on display.

This is a wide indoor shot of a retail exhibit booth. The booth features large wall panels showcasing stone-like materials in various colors and patterns. The walls are constructed from large ceramic and stone slabs, with some areas featuring wood-like panels. The floor is covered with a gray carpet. Several minimalist chairs with metal frames and black fabric upholstery are placed within the booth. Indirect lighting is used throughout the space, highlighting the display materials. The ceiling structure of the larger exhibition hall is visible, showing industrial beams and recessed lighting.

This is a wide-angle indoor photograph of a retail showroom featuring a modular display of large textured panels. The panels, primarily in shades of gray, exhibit textures resembling concrete and stone, some with aggregate inclusions. They are mounted vertically within a white metal frame structure that extends across the width of the visible space. The floor is covered in a low-pile gray carpet. Overhead, an industrial ceiling structure with exposed beams and ductwork is visible, fitted with numerous recessed lights and some indirect lighting elements integrated into the display frame. A small 'VE' logo signage is present on a white vertical element of the display. The overall aesthetic is modern and minimalist, emphasizing the materiality of the display panels.

This is a wide shot of a retail space with a minimalist design. The floor is a seamless gray microcement, and the walls are predominantly white, with large format stone-like tiles displayed on one wall. Several chairs with metal frames and fabric upholstery are arranged in the center of the space. Prominent branding logos, 'VITE' and 'NITCO', are visible on the walls. Lighting is provided by recessed and indirect artificial sources, with minimal natural light. The space appears to be a showroom or exhibit for building materials like tiles.

This indoor retail space features a wide shot showcasing a section of the store. The primary material is white walls, complemented by extensive natural wood-like paneling applied vertically in various tones. Several minimalist chairs with metal frames and light fabric seats are placed on a gray carpeted floor. Indirect and recessed artificial lighting provides a neutral ambiance. A prominent black logo is mounted on a white wall, casting subtle shadows. The overall aesthetic is modern and minimalist.

This is a retail interior showcasing a wall display of various tile samples, primarily in wood and concrete textures. The samples are arranged in linear, horizontal rows within a white frame. The floor is a gray concrete surface. Artificial lighting is provided by recessed ceiling lights and wall sconces. The overall aesthetic is modern, with a focus on natural material simulations.

This is a wide shot of a retail space, possibly a showroom. The floor and walls are primarily a textured gray concrete. There are large panels on one wall showcasing wood grain textures in natural and darker tones, as well as some beige ceramic tiles. Several minimalist chairs with black metal frames and light gray upholstered seats and backs are arranged throughout the space. Two benches with similar metal frames and light gray upholstered cushions are also present. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminate the area with a neutral tone. The overall aesthetic is modern and minimalist.

This is a wide indoor shot of a retail space, likely a showroom. The primary material is concrete used for wall panels, some with visible texture and subtle patterns. A section of wall is painted white, featuring a prominent black 3D logo. The floor is concrete in a medium gray tone. Recessed and indirect lighting create a warm ambiance. A single modern chair with a black metal frame and white upholstered seat is positioned in the foreground. Overhead, a white metal structure with recessed lights is visible. The overall impression is a modern and industrial aesthetic, showcasing materials.

This is a wide-angle interior photograph of a retail showroom, likely a tradeshow booth, displaying large format ceramic and stone tiles on the walls. The primary wall features a grid of tiles in earthy tones, with a prominent dark logo on a white panel. Another section showcases tiles with intricate veining. The space is framed by white structural elements and white recessed lighting illuminates the surfaces. The floor is carpeted in dark gray. In the background, glimpses of other tile displays and a small office area with a desk and chair are visible. The overall aesthetic is clean and modern, emphasizing the material finishes.

Four square samples of tile are displayed on a textured gray wall. The samples are arranged in a two-by-two grid. The top row samples are beige with gray veining. The bottom row samples are white with gray veining. Each sample has a black label at the bottom edge with white text that reads "CARSO" followed by a color name (BEIGE, BLUE, WHITE). The surrounding wall has a rough, mottled gray texture. The lighting appears to be artificial and neutral.

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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