(Harbor City, CA, April 18, 2016) Lunada Bay Tile takes inspiration from the ancient Japanese art of paper folding with the introduction of Origami Mosaic glass tile. Delicate angles and subtle geometry emulate the techniques and visuals seen in the iconic art form and recreate them in glass.
With its Origami Mosaic collection, Lunada Bay Tile is blazing a new trail in terms of innovation within the glass tile category, according to Carl Steadly, Lunada Bay Tile President and CEO, who explains that by creating marbleized cast glass in a 3D format, the Origami Mosaic three-dimensional glass tile collection is an industry first. “It takes effort, skill and time to produce a typical work of origami, and the creativity is only limited by the delicate nature of the paper you are folding,” expounds Lunada Bay Tile Creative Director Feras Irikat. “The glass manufacturing process is similar as well; you are only limited by its delicate nature, and your skill in creating and molding it will determine the level of sophistication of the final product.”
Origami Mosaics are available in eight colors and four patterns: Nami, Sway, Vesper, and Vesper Twist.
“Iconic origami forms and shapes have inspired architecture, fashion and interior design,” Irikat said. “Now, we are taking this inspiration to a whole new medium, which gives surfaces a futuristic and striking appeal.”
About Lunada Bay Tile
Lunada Bay Tile creates handcrafted glass, ceramic, concrete, pewter, stone, and wood tile with an emphasis on artistic simplicity, texture, and color. Inspired by the aura of Southern California coastal living, Lunada Bay Tile takes a distinct approach to designing products with a philosophy that blends traditional craftsmanship and modern influences. Our artisans use specialized techniques to create unique effects that capture the imagination and reflect the way people want to live. To learn more about Lunada Bay Tile and to view the entire product line, visit www.lunadabaytile.com or call 310-257-1300.
With its Origami Mosaic collection, Lunada Bay Tile is blazing a new trail in terms of innovation within the glass tile category, according to Carl Steadly, Lunada Bay Tile President and CEO, who explains that by creating marbleized cast glass in a 3D format, the Origami Mosaic three-dimensional glass tile collection is an industry first. “It takes effort, skill and time to produce a typical work of origami, and the creativity is only limited by the delicate nature of the paper you are folding,” expounds Lunada Bay Tile Creative Director Feras Irikat. “The glass manufacturing process is similar as well; you are only limited by its delicate nature, and your skill in creating and molding it will determine the level of sophistication of the final product.”
Origami Mosaics are available in eight colors and four patterns: Nami, Sway, Vesper, and Vesper Twist.
“Iconic origami forms and shapes have inspired architecture, fashion and interior design,” Irikat said. “Now, we are taking this inspiration to a whole new medium, which gives surfaces a futuristic and striking appeal.”
About Lunada Bay Tile
Lunada Bay Tile creates handcrafted glass, ceramic, concrete, pewter, stone, and wood tile with an emphasis on artistic simplicity, texture, and color. Inspired by the aura of Southern California coastal living, Lunada Bay Tile takes a distinct approach to designing products with a philosophy that blends traditional craftsmanship and modern influences. Our artisans use specialized techniques to create unique effects that capture the imagination and reflect the way people want to live. To learn more about Lunada Bay Tile and to view the entire product line, visit www.lunadabaytile.com or call 310-257-1300.
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