We usually imagine exposed concrete as being dull, grey and stark…beautiful qualities in their own right. But Crisp concrete tiles break the stereotype with a visual effect not usually associated with the material. Their glassy, reflective character is made possible with micro-refractions in waveform induced by small triangles that compose the surface. The result is a modern, delicate-looking finish with the same structural integrity as classic concrete.
Designer: Levi Fignar
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I love it!!
Now that’s an absolutely mesmerizing concept. How wonderful would our cities look when all concrete were made with this technique. Hope this will become a reality very soon!
beautifully and unapologetically concrete