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Imanol Etayo Cabrejas, estudiante del Master de Diseño y Modelado de Proyectos Arquitectónicos CICE (Madrid), ha sido el galardonado con el premio sección Estudiantes de los 8º Premios PORCELANOSA.
Con este diseño orgánico de KRION® 1100 Snow White y las diferentes madera de L’Antic Colonial, ha creado una fusión perfecta para las estancias principales del Yate modelo MUSE 74 de la firma Rodman, empresa colaboradora en estos VIII Premios PORCELANOSA.
Una de las principales virtudes de KRION®, es la del termocurvado, Imanol ha sabido captar esta propiedad y la asociación con las juntas imperceptibles, creando formas con vida y homogéneas. El futuro del diseño en España está asegurado con estudiantes como  Imanol Etayo Cabrejas.
 
 
