In the project developed by Traços Interiores, the DUNE panel by Kensaku Oshiro fits particularly well within the spa’s relaxation area.

Its vertical relief, blue finish, and the way the lighting flows across each surface bring Aveiro’s aquatic character indoors, creating a serene, enveloping atmosphere that is deeply connected to the surroundings.

Designed by Kensaku Oshiro, DUNE emerges from a large curved surface that explores the relationship between architecture, the environment, and natural light.

At the Meliá Ria Hotel, the panel envelops the space, complements the fluid lines of the furniture, and transforms the walls into a continuous architectural form, where texture and light create a sense of calm.

The presence of Archipanels allows visitors to closely explore the volume, texture, and interplay of our panels with light, demonstrating how each design can be integrated into contract, hospitality, retail, or residential projects.

This event strengthens our partnership with Patiris, the distributor of Archipanels in Greece, and with Panagiotis Drikos, our representative in the country and a key figure in the brand’s development within this market.

In this project, DUNE by Kensaku Oshiro blends into the clinic’s architectural language, adding texture, continuity, and a serene material presence.

Its large-scale geometry creates a subtle and balanced surface that complements the architecture without overpowering it and enriches the perception of space through volume and light.

In this project, the panel goes beyond its decorative function to become an active part of the experience, reinforcing the clinic’s identity and the precise character of the interior design developed by Lago Interioriza.

At the entrance to the new headquarters, Tessel by ERRE stands as a central architectural feature, enveloping the main staircase and visually linking the different floors.

Its triangular geometry, created through modular repetition, generates a large-scale composition with a distinct and recognizable presence. The panel adds texture, depth, and material continuity, integrating seamlessly into the project’s architectural language.

Light and shadow play across its different faces, creating gradations and visual effects that make the surface appear differently throughout the day. More than just a cladding material, Tessel functions as a distinct element with its own identity within the architecture.

A versatile and expressive solution made from recycled material, designed for corporate and contract projects, as well as spaces where materiality plays an essential role.

Its geometry brings rhythm and serenity, turning the cladding into an architectural element that reinforces the space’s identity and enhances the experience of those who inhabit it.

Archipanels offers signature solutions for commercial and corporate projects that seek to stand out through design, materials, and technical precision.

During the event, we explored how Matalàs plays with materiality, light and volume to transform spaces. A piece that pays homage to the Valencian textile tradition and reinterprets it in a contemporary architectural language.

DESIGN THAT AWAKENS THE SENSES

Inspired by Valencian textile tradition, Matalàs reinterprets quilted fabrics in an architectural surface that brings volume, texture and warmth. Its design plays with light, creating dynamic visual effects and an enveloping sensation in any space.