Year: 2024

Inspired by natural stones of the world

With four new offerings to the range, Lithic collection pushes further exploration of the aesthetic fluency of natural stones’ patterns and hues.

Lithic collection aims at blending the effortless subtle elegance of the natural stone with high-tech performances and functionality, to successfully withstand the demands of contemporary design.

In this new article on The Plan, we dive into all the new designs, and how they echo the essence of their natural counterparts while offering enhanced and unique color palettes and textures.

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Light becomes a medium to explore surfaces and emotions

Nexion’s Salone del Mobile 2024 concept “Giving Emotions to Spaces” explores the power of light as both a medium and a subject, interacting with surfaces and different matter to create an immersive experience inside the living spaces.

Design, art, lights, and research come together in this display inspired by the artwork of Edward Hopper, to enhance the uniqueness of the visual perception, to create beautiful spaces.

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A collection that goes beyond the imitation of concrete, Riga by Nexion offers designers a new creative tool

Thanks to the consolidated expertise combining Italian design with Indian craftsmanship and know-how, Nexion creates innovative surfaces offering unprecedented looks that inspire designers to experiment.

Our most recent solution goes beyond the traditional concept of concrete surfaces, amplifying the already expressive features of this proposal, including the consistency of material from an aesthetic and tactile standpoint.

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At Salone del Mobile 2024, the Nexion booth was inspired by Edward Hopper’s artwork: a correlation to highlight the interactions between surfaces and light.

The light, interacting with the surfaces, proposes a new perspective on expressiveness.
For Salone del Mobile 2024, Nexion’s commitment “to improve people’s well-being through beauty” took shape in the three-room installation inspired by Edward Hopper’s artwork.

Each space explored how different light conditions influence the visual and emotional perception of surfaces, merging design, craftsmanship, and know-how to emphasize the interactions between different but complementary elements.

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Arousing deep emotions and improving well-being through beauty and interaction between geometric textures and light sources

The aesthetic inspiration of Edward Hopper’s pictorial art meets Nexion’s expertise in sintered surfaces for a fascinating journey into the visual and emotional perception of spaces by light.

As showcased during Salone del Mobile 2024, the interaction between light, different surfaces and the chiaro-scuro effects are mainstream to establish harmony and balance in living ambiences, improving people’s well-being through fascinating surfaces.

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During the Salone del Mobile 2024, Nexion showcases a new take on surfaces, breaking traditional patterns to enhance the essence of matter

The essence of matter acquires a new and fascinating way. At Salone del Mobile 2024, Nexion pushes the boundaries of design, exploring infinite creative possibilities and revolutionizing conventional patterns to go beyond surfaces as usually conceived.

In providing designers with a new and unparalleled concept for their projects, Nexion allows for greater expression and flexibility, enabling the creation of ambiences destined to leave their mark over time.

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At the Salone del Mobile 2024, Nexion’s journey through ceramic surfaces inspired by Edward Hopper’s masterpieces

The chiaroscuro effects and the interaction between light and different surfaces, which Edward Hopper mastered in his paintings: these are just some of the distinctive elements of Nexion’s exclusive three-room experience designed for the Salone del Mobile 2024.

A journey inspired primarily by the visual and emotional perception of spaces by light.
Because a space is never just a space, just as a surface is never just a surface.

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