Join the architecture multicolour trend revolution!

It’s everywhere! After years of monochrome tendence a new colourful trend is insinuating in the best architecture project worldwide. People just want to have fun in face of crisis and adversities and live in a world that full of style, design and colours!! Juxtapositions, mixed patterns, palettes are surfacing everywhere in public and private spacesm adding the spirit of freedom in interiors and public spaces. At 14oraitaliana we are so proud of our uonuon® collection that offers a formidable projectual colour tool to architects and designers with maximum style and quality contents. Join the colour revolution, free your projects…the world will follow!

E’ dappertutto! Dopo anni di tendenza monocroma, un nuovo trend colorato si sta insinuando nei migliori progetti mondiali. La gente vuole svagarsi in tempi di crisi e vivere in un mondo pieno si stile, design e colore! Accostamenti, mix arditi, superfici variopinte cominciano a farsi notare sempre di più in spazi pubblici e privati, le superfici si liberano con spirito e profumo di una nuova libertà più creativa in interni ed esterni. Qui a 14oraitaliana siamo orgogliosi di aver anticipato questa tendenza con la nostra collezione uonuon® che offre una tavolozza praticamente infinita di colori ed accostamenti ad architetti e designers col massimo contenuto di stile e qualità. Unisciti alla rivoluzione del colore, libera i tuoi progetti e i tuoi spazi…il mondo seguirà!

Some prestigious examples – Alcuni esempi prestigiosi
1) Vertical Village in Seoul, South Korea by MVRDV (2012 – photographs by picturenarrative)
2) Blue Winged House in Hamden, Connecticut by Ben Ledbetter, Architect (photograph by Ledbetter, Architect)
3) Dienst Maatschappelijke Ontwikkeling (Department of Social Development) in Utrecht, The Netherlands by AGS Architekten (2010 – photograph by Ken Lee)
4) Novancia Business School in Paris, France by AS Architecture Studio (2011 – photograph by Ken Lee)
5) Monumenta 2012 at the Grand Palais in Paris, France by Daniel Buren (2012 – photographs by Ken Lee)