Solid Surface external wall cladding

Exposure to harsh weather, natural ageing and constant use can all take their toll on exterior cladding. Even so, compact mineral Krion™ offers outstanding resistance to demanding conditions, including fire, extreme environments and solar radiation, making it an excellent choice for façades and a wide range of exterior applications.

This latest-generation material has a warm, pleasant-to-the-touch finish and is engineered to resist concentrated acids, surface marks and chemical damage. Thanks to its non-porous composition and proven performance in severe and adverse weather conditions, Krion™ is an ideal solution for cladding buildings and other outdoor architectural projects.

Exterior cladding and façade projects in Krion™

Explore the full potential of Krion™ Solid Surface and discover exterior cladding projects created with this latest-generation compact mineral developed by KRION, a company within the PORCELANOSA Group.

KrionÂ® solid surface: a hygienic and safe material for the hotel sector

Krion® is presented as the perfect solid surface for the construction and renovation of hotels. Its advanced technology, without additives and with bacteriostatic properties, makes it a unique and safe option for the hotel sector. In a world where hygiene and maintenance are essential to ensure the comfort and safety of guests, Krion® stands out for its almost zero porosity and imperceptible joints, which prevent the accumulation of bacteria and fungi, making it easy to clean and maintain. In addition, the flexibility of Krion® opens up a range of creative possibilities. With... options such as backlit finishes, custom curves and precise machining, the material adapts to any design concept, creating exclusive and modern spaces. With Krion®, hotel establishments have a durable, resistant and easy-to-maintain material that ensures elegance and comfort in every corner, from the façade to the most private areas, such as bathrooms, kitchens and bedrooms. What will you discover in this article? Why choose Krion® for your hospitality projects The advantages and properties of Krion® for hotel construction The versatile applications of Krion® in façades, reception areas, common areas, conference rooms and leisure areas, among others. Why choose Krion® Solid Surface for your next hospitality project? When choosing materials for a hospitality project, there are several factors to consider that go beyond functionality and aesthetics. Considerations such as sustainability, design adaptability, and the competitive advantages offered by certain materials can make all the difference to the success and durability of the project. In this regard, Krion® LUX stands out for its unique characteristics that add value, enhancing each space in a functional and creative way. Below, we will explore some key aspects that make Krion® the ideal choice for transforming your next project into a benchmark for design, sustainability and efficiency. Technological innovation and sustainability in the hospitality sector Krion® LUX stands out as a sustainable option in the hospitality sector thanks to its composition based on natural minerals, such as alumina trihydrate, and high-quality resins. This combination gives it exceptional strength and durability, essential characteristics for prolonged use in high-traffic environments such as hotels. In addition, Krion® can be easily repaired, allowing it to maintain its like-new appearance, extending its useful life and minimising waste of resources. This repairability contributes to the sustainability of the material, reducing the need for replacements and promoting a more circular economy within the hospitality industry. Krion®'s commitment to sustainability is also reflected in the Ecocycle® process, which recycles the surplus generated during the manufacture of Krion® LUX sheets, such as cutting scraps. These leftovers are transformed into chips that are reincorporated into the production process, reducing waste and promoting the circular economy, making Krion® LUX a more responsible and efficient option. The flexibility of Krion® LUX to adapt to modern designs in hospitality Krion® Solid Surface stands out for its great flexibility in adapting to any type of design, allowing architects and interior designers to explore endless creative possibilities. Its capacity for thermoforming allows complex curved and geometric shapes to be created with ease, opening up a range of options for the design of furniture, worktops and more. This process, which involves heating the material to mould it to size, ensures total adaptability to the needs of the project. You may be interested in -> Discover Krion® Lux and its thermoforming properties In addition, Krion® LUX offers a wide range of colours and finishes, from neutral tones to more vibrant options, making it easy to integrate into any design style, whether contemporary, minimalist, classic or futuristic. This chromatic variety allows you to create unique and personalised spaces that align perfectly with the aesthetics of each hospitality project, from the building's façade to the small details in the interiors. Competitive advantages of Krion® over other materials for the hospitality industry In any professional project, evaluating the strengths of a material is essential to ensure its long-term performance. Below, we break down the advantages of solid surface over other materials: Visual and functional continuity: it allows for joints without visible seams, creating monolithic surfaces ideal for wet or high-traffic areas. Hygiene: its bacteriostatic properties prevent the proliferation of microorganisms. Repairability: small cracks, surface damage or scratches can be easily restored by sanding, extending the useful life without replacing parts. In the event of major damage, a professional can repair the surface on site. Thermoforming: it can be moulded into curves, making it an excellent solution for wraparound designs or customised projects. Aesthetic stability: it is highly resistant to exposure to moisture and UV light. Aesthetic variety: it offers a wide range of colours and finish options, including options for backlighting. Zero moisture absorption: its compact and homogeneous structure prevents the penetration of liquids, making it easy to clean and maintain, even in high-traffic areas such as bathrooms, kitchens and public areas. Krion® applications in the hotel sector In addition, the malleability of Krion® allows you to play with its shapes, offering different design possibilities, such as backlighting, machined and thermocurved finishes, among other possibilities. KRION® solid surface is undoubtedly the perfect material for any hotel establishments that wants to have top quality resistant and safe materials, creating spaces with the utmost distinction and comfort for guests, from the façade itself to the hotel lobby, as well as the fittings used in the bathrooms, kitchens and bedrooms. Façades with sun-resistant design Porcelanosa Lyon Façade When staying in a hotel, there are many aspects that we take into account to feel comfortable in it. This includes the outer appearance of the accommodation, hence the importance of its façade. In this regard, Krion's solid surface is the best option for hotel façades. Its high resistance to UV rays and extreme weather conditions, its durability and colour stability, as well as the thermocurving capacity of its join-free pieces, allow for the creation of special design façades full of distinction and exclusivity, unique to the buildings that wear them. Receptions to fall in love with at first sight Krion Fitwall® Shadow White Sand Because the first impression is the one that counts, KRION® offers a wide range of possibilities for the design of receptions, from counters and wall tiles to auxiliary furniture. Its wide variety of colours, easy cleaning and durability, as well as the backlit and thermocurved finishes, make it possible to create welcoming and pleasant environments, awakening in guests the sense of well-being and comfort. High-footfall common areas Alluslate® Grey Krion®'s design in hotel common areas knows no bounds: from wall tiles, furniture and even the lift cladding, providing a continuation of the aesthetics of the rest of the areas in the building. We must not forget that the common areas of hotels are used by a high number of people on a daily basis. This is why the Krion® solid surface is perfect, as it is a high quality material with no visible joins and a wide variety of colours, which can create a wide range of interior design possibilities. Conference rooms perfect for any event Krion Ash Nature The thermocurved finish of Krion® and the join-free union between pieces, together with its easy cleaning properties, allows for the creation of spacious spaces with great luminosity, perfect for any kind of event, whether public or private. Recreation areas to enjoy The wide variety of colours, the availability of thermocurved finishes and the possibility of creating exclusive pieces makes Krion® the ideal material for fitting and personalising hotel recreation areas. With backlighting, bars and wall tiles, among other elements you might imagine it is possible to make with Krion®. Fitness areas Krion Granite Nature Hotel fitness areas are very busy places that require resistant, broad and easy-to-clean materials, guaranteeing hygiene and comfort for users at all times. Unique and relaxing cafés and restaurants Krion® Lux Coffee Cream Cafés and restaurants are busy places that customers visit for leisure or work reasons, but always in search of moments of relaxation. Krion® is the ideal material for these places, thanks to its zero porosity, the possibility of creating join-free installations and its easy cleaning properties, making it possible to create modern, unique and relaxing environments for the customer. The wide variety of colours and finishes make KRION® suitable for constructing wall cladding and for the creation of incredible, futuristic-design bars or any other type of furniture you might want. All of this with a cutting-edge material that will allow you to create any design you have in mind. In addition, Krion® holds the NSF-51 Food Zone food certificate (direct contact with food), it has also been declared Bisphenol A-free, and it holds the GREENGUARD GOLD certificate for air quality, meaning it meets all the necessary health and safety conditions to make it a success. Safe and hygienic kitchens From small kitchen tops to large professional kitchens that stand out for their spaciousness and exclusive design, anything is possible with KRION® PORCELANOSA Solid Surface. The Food Zone NSF-51 food certificate, which refers to direct contact between the material and food, means KRION® meets all the necessary health and safety conditions. Its characteristics include its resistance, easy cleaning, the creation of pieces without joins and with hygienic curves, thus facilitating daily maintenance. Without a doubt, the ideal solid surface for your kitchen. Designer rooms without compromising on comfort Asteroid White Revestement Comfort and design are two of the basic principles in planning hotel rooms. Conveying warmth, modernity and hygiene is possible thanks to the properties and characteristics of KRION®: wide range of colours, the possibility of creating installations without joins, thermal insulation, zero volatile compound emissions (certified by GREENGUARD GOLD) and the absence of hazardous chemicals (REACH). In short, with KRION® solid surface, you can create adapted and exclusive spaces, from the walls to the furniture, upholding the aesthetics and guaranteeing the users' comfort at all times. Unique and functional bathrooms The bathroom is one of the most exclusive and sophisticated rooms for hotel guests, where hygiene and cleanliness are essential. Thanks to the qualities of Krion®, you can create functional, unique and exclusive bathrooms aimed at the well-being of the user, through spacious shower areas, furniture and custom-made counters, in which design, sustainability and easy cleaning are guaranteed.

Krionâ„¢ Lux ventilated faÃ§ades

The ventilated façade is a construction system that, year after year, is becoming increasingly accepted among architects and builders. It is an efficient, safe, and sustainable construction system used for the enclosure of buildings. Thanks to its easy installation, high quality, aesthetic possibilities, reliability, technical performance, and thermal and acoustic insulation advantages, the ventilated façade is a highly efficient construction solution for architecture of the future. What is a ventilated façade? As we mentioned, a ventilated... façade is a construction system that is the most efficient option for enclosing buildings on the market today. The separation of the cladding with respect to the interior enclosure allows for an insulating layer and permits the free circulation of air through the chamber, with the advantages that this entails in terms of energy savings. Sustainable architecture and energy savings are the two pillars on which this construction system is based. And, although it might not appear so, it is very easy to install. To better understand how they work and the science behind these types of façades, we need to note that these systems are usually made up of three parts. Starting from the interior of the building outward, the ventilated façade is constructed in this order: Interior enclosure. An insulating layer. This essential part for the system to function properly can be made in various ways: incorporated into the interior enclosure, projected, mechanically fixed... Cladding material. The cladding material is attached to the interior enclosure by means of a load-bearing structure. This creates a non-sealed air chamber that allows the interior of the façade to be ventilated at all times, resulting in a healthy space. Steps to make a ventilated façade Installing a ventilated façade is very easy, especially if you use an insulating and lightweight material such as Krion. The steps are as follows: Build an internal support enclosure, which can be made of different materials, from ceramic brick to concrete. Install the insulating layer if it has not been built in to the wall, or if you want to enhance the insulating capacity of the Krion cladding material. Install the structure on which the cladding panels will be fixed and then attach the Krion Lux panels that adorn, insulate and provide resistance to the façade. 321 White Ave, Brooklyn, Nueva York Arqchitecture: ND Architecture and Design Photo: Imagen Subliminal Types of ventilated façade The types of ventilated façades can be divided into the following categories according to the type of materials used for their construction: Ventilated compact mineral façades, such as Krion Lux. Ventilated extruded ceramic façades. Ventilated porcelain stoneware façades. Ventilated stone façades. Ventilated wooden façades. Ventilated metal façades. Ventilated composite façades. Torre Alta Lic, Nueva York Architecture: The Stephen B. Jacobs Group PC Photo: Imagen Subliminal Materials for the construction of the ventilated façade Although many materials can be used to clad ventilated façades, such as ceramics, slate or wood, it is a decision that must not be taken lightly. The material must be high quality, very resistant, and durable, so that the façade can be truly efficient. The compact mineral Krion® Lux increases the resistance of these façades through its high technical performance and almost zero porosity. It is resistant to fire, humidity, shock and impact, UV rays, stains, and chemicals. Façades made with Krion® Lux are characterized by sustainability and hygiene. Its properties have made it an ideal material for the construction of the most contemporary architecture. In their lighter colors, ventilated façades made with Krion® Lux provide greater solar reflectance, with corresponding lower energy costs. Advantages of ventilated façades In short, these are some of the most relevant advantages of ventilated façades manufactured with Krion® Lux: A longer service life for the façade due to the quality of the materials and the excellent impact resistance of KRION, and the material's surface regeneration capacity. Better insulation, both in terms of heat and noise, with the resulting positive impact on health, quality of life, and energy savings. Thanks to the ventilation and the non-airtight properties of the system, humidity is eliminated to prevent it from being transferred to the interior of the building. These types of façades require low maintenance, especially if a quality cladding like Krion® Lux is chosen. The value of the building is higher, as this system is geared towards sustainable and efficient construction, something that undoubtedly increases the value of properties now and into the future. One of the projects that exemplifies these advantages is the Waterways House building, which has been renovated with a Krion® Lux ventilated façade. This was one of the projects recognized as the Commercial Project of the Year at the Irish Construction Industry Awards 2019. The structure of this building stands out for its white color and sustainable character. These two qualities were obtained after the installation of the Krion® Lux compact mineral, a lightweight material that resists temperature change, humidity and solar radiation, keeping the appearance of the building envelope like new for a longer period of time, and its high mineral composition improves thermal and acoustic insulation. These are the materials chosen by the architecture firm Smith + Kennedy Architects together with the construction firm John Sisk & Son for this project. Waterways House, Dublín, Irlanda Architecture: SMITH + KENNEDY ARCHITECTS Photo: © DARAGH MULDOWNEY & ROGER O’ SULLIVAN Krion ® Lux allows for external enclosures with different geometries and even with organic shapes and curves that create a dynamic sensation of a moving façade. The ventilated façade is a safe bet, both today and for the years to come.

Sustainable faÃ§ades: design and responsibility

For many architects, the search for more environmentally-friendly ways of building is now a priority. Today, sustainable façades are one of the cornerstones of sustainable architecture and building. Sustainable constructions are no longer the future, they're the present. The Nantes Post Office building is a prime example, where a Krion® Lux façade has been used to improve energy efficiency; as are the headquarters of fashion brand Zamasport, where the building enclosure demonstrates the perfect fusion of technology and creativity,... highlighting that in all of them, ecological construction materials were used. Project: LA FIDUCIAIRE Architect: Nicolas Ragueneau Photography: Stéphane Adam Sustainable construction: no sacrifice involved. Design and luxury can go hand-in-hand with sustainability, as you can see in the wide range of PORCELANOSA Group constructions endorsed by sustainability hallmarks. But what exactly is sustainable construction? Can buildings made in anything other than wood and bamboo be sustainable? What is sustainable construction? It is a type of construction based on the following rules: Respect for the environment. Sustainable construction always takes into account the place where it is going to be built, instead of destroying its surroundings, it adapts and takes advantage of the elements that surround it for its creation. It optimises existing natural resources. In keeping with the philosophy of making the most of natural resources, this type of construction collaborates with nature instead of going against it. It respects ecological principles. An attempt is made to justify the purpose of the construction and its favourable impact on future generations and the environment. It minimises social costs and its impact on the environment as much as possible by promoting recycling, reusing resources and emitting a low pollutant gas footprint. Advantages of sustainable façades A façade is made sustainable not only by taking the environment into account when manufacturing its materials, but also by how the material behaves during its useful life. In this regard, façades, like the creative wonder crafted by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava for Expo 2020 in Dubai, have the following advantages: They do not alter the ecosystem or the area where the building is located, or the location where the material used was manufactured. In some cases, such as with green façades or those made using KRION, the material has a purifying effect on the air surrounding the building. They improve the energy efficiency of buildings, especially when certain building techniques, such as ventilated façades, are also used. They are recyclable. Once the useful life of materials with a high mineral content, such as KRION, is over, they can be recycled to provide new resources for other construction. Sustainable construction techniques Sustainable construction techniques first became evident in construction in the 1980s, when the concept of "sustainable development" emerged. These techniques focus on a type of construction that not only does not pollute the environment where it is built, but that minimises the ecological damage caused during the manufacture of the materials. Naturally, the selection of materials plays an essential role in determining whether a construction project is sustainable. To determine if it is, a series of guidelines apply: The material is produced fairly and sustainably. The material is not polluting. It consumes little to no energy during its life cycle. It comes from a source that is found in nature in abundance and that is easily renewed. At least some of the material is recyclable. In order to develop sustainable construction techniques, it is essential that the materials meet these requirements. KRION's solid surfaces meet all these conditions, making them a favourite option for architects looking to build sustainable buildings. Sustainable building materials We only need to look to nature to find an endless number of sustainable construction materials, and architects and builders are now turning to these materials to ramp up sustainability. Natural façades are defined by their use of these materials. Bamboo now holds an indisputable place on the list of top sustainable materials. It's resistant, durable and completely eco-friendly. But there's a major disadvantage - the cost - as there aren't many bamboo plantations dedicated to producing construction materials. Rock is one of the most-used materials in construction given its strength, resistance and compliance with the three Rs: reuse, recycle and reduce. But it's important to think about how hard the material is to work with: it's difficult to adapt it to bespoke designs. So whilst this material may blend seamlessly into its natural surroundings, it's altogether harder when it's being used to design a bespoke home. Straw bales are gaining ground as an eco-friendly construction material. These constructions come with a number of advantages, the bales are lightweight and easy to adapt to various architectural designs. But - and this is important - in practice, their flammable properties and level of water absorbency make them a much less resistant eco-friendly material. Wood is the natural construction material par excellence; there's no doubt that this widely-used material benefits from a significant number of advantages in terms of technical and environmental performance. And wood is equipped with a skill that stays with it throughout its useful life: its photocatalytic properties. But it's by no means the perfect material: it's susceptible to fungi and mould and vulnerable to fire. Krion® Lux in sustainable buildings A building needs to comply with a number of requirements in order to be classed as sustainable. These include being built in recyclable materials or providing a level of thermal insulation that leads to a considerable reduction in energy consumption. Using Krion® in sustainable constructions ticks these boxes - and more. Krion's solid surface takes sustainable façades (and other applications) to the next level. Project: TERRAZAS DEL LAGO Architect: ESTUDIO DE ARQUITECTURA MORPH + INMOGLACIAR Photography: © LUZESTUDIO FOTOGRAFÍA The ventilated façade is, to date, the most efficient construction system for building envelopes. Thanks to the way it is built, there is an air chamber that separates the interior from the outer wall. This has many effects on the structure: It saves energy. It enhances the building's thermal and acoustic insulation capacity. It prolongs the service life of the façade. It prevents condensation and humidity from building up in the windows of the flats or offices in the building. Building a completely efficient construction using Krion® Lux in every room is now a reality. So which technical properties make this material a better option than all the other natural façade options we've looked at? Krion® Lux is a 100% recyclable material, composed of two-thirds natural minerals and a low percentage of high-strength resins. This gives it outstanding technical properties, including high resistance against fire, extreme weather and temperature changes, and colour stability upon exposure to UV rays. And because it's almost completely non-porous, it prevents bacteria from proliferating on its surface and stops fungi from developing or thriving, making it a much better choice than wood in this regard. Project: NANTES POST OFFICE Architect: SIXIEME RUE ARCHITECTURE & URBANISME What's more, the material is easy to repair and maintain and can be adapted in an infinite number of ways. It can be thermoformed or moulded, cut and worked in the same way as wood. Krion® Lux is the sustainable material par excellence. It has all the advantages of other sustainable façade materials and more on top, making it a truly unique solid surface.

These 5 sustainable homes are planet-friendly thanks to Krion and Porcelanosa Group

Sustainability in home construction is becoming increasingly important, and eco-friendly home design is trending. Designing sustainable homes is becoming more and more of a concern for architects and designers worldwide, and for good reason: sustainable construction is no longer an option, it's a necessity. Climate change has prompted builders and designers to come up with more environmentally-friendly solutions in recent years, and the results are positive. According to forecasts, if we reduce the demand for less sustainable materials such as steel or cement, the home... construction industry could reduce its global emissions by 38% by 2050. So, what exactly is a sustainable home? What are the features of sustainable houses, and where can we find examples? What is a sustainable home? From the design phase, through to design and later use, sustainable homes put the environment front and centre. Generally speaking, these are energy efficient homes that utilise more planet-friendly resources. Features of a sustainable home Sustainable homes have a lesser environmental impact in the construction phase, extending to the subsequent use of the home. So as well as being made with sustainable architecture in mind, the fixtures and fittings should also be environmentally-friendly. Here are the key characteristics of a sustainable home: The design should fit harmoniously into the setting and wider natural environment. To achieve this, building materials should be as environmentally-friendly as possible. They should of course use non-polluting materials, using recycled or recyclable products where possible. In terms of equipment, household appliances, heating/air conditioning systems and insulation should be designed to minimise energy consumption. Tips for making your home more sustainable There are steps you can take if you want to make your own home more sustainable. Take a look at our tips for making your home more sustainable: Updating your façade and replacing it with a ventilated façade can improve your insulation, resulting in lower energy consumption in the home. Porcelanosa Lyon façade In terms of exterior design, you can take steps to improve sustainability by planting vegetation and opting for materials such as wood rather than metal in any transit areas. In terms of décor and interior wall and floors, Fitwall® decorative panels are an eco-friendly, A* solution. They're manufactured with minerals and modified acrylic resin, containing a minimum of 3% pre and post-consumer recycled PET, lending them resistance, flexibility and durability. Fitwall Creative Series Palm Using thermodynamic water heaters or solar heaters is another way to optimise home sustainability, and they reduce spending on electricity or gas. Installing smart appliances and lighting can dramatically reduce your energy consumption and expenditure. Top 5 sustainable homes with Krion and Porcelanosa Group Veamos, a modo de ejemplo, cinco viviendas que han trabajado la sostenibilidad en su construcción. Oriol House This brutalist residence with a glazed façade maximises the use of natural light to reduce electricity consumption. The Mediterranean home features materials such as XTONE, a compact material committed to sustainability. Project: Alejandro Tejedor + Asociados Ideation: Alejandro Tejedor – Carlos Maeso Construction Management : Alejandro Tejedor – Rafael Benedito Carsten Carsten house in Ibiza combines craftsmanship, design and sustainability, masterfully blending traditional architecture with sustainable design. Highlights include Krion® Lux Marfil Nature, used for the kitchen worktops. Thanks to its resistance and its almost zero porosity, this material reduces the use of harsh chemical agents for cleaning. Photography: Álex del Río Residencial Es Pletieus Boasting spectacular views of the Pyrenees, the design of Es Pletieus in Lleida is perfectly in tune with nature. Ceramic wood by Porcelanosa and the Krion® Lux 1100 K-Life worktops bring this unique and sustainable project to life. Photography: Alicia García Casa Madreselva Casa Madreselva in Salinas, Asturias, is a new take on the terraced home concept, using natural collections. Krion® Lux also makes an appearance. David Olmos Tapia worked on the project, with versatility at the heart, creating a space that serves as a dining table and worktop area in one, for example. Photography: Ivo Tavares Studioâ€¯ Architecture: David Olmos Arquitectura El Mirador de Alcanada Sebastián Pieras is the architect behind this jewel in the Mediterranean's crown. The detached family home combines Porcelanosa's most natural and sustainable collections with glazed walls, filling the home with natural light. Architecture: Spaiarquitectura Interior Design: Spaiarquitectura Constructor: Rem Photography: Tomeu Canyellas Sustainable homes aren't just the future. They're now a reality. To bring sustainable design into your own home, using the right materials is key. Ones which are environmentally-friendly from the source, through to manufacture, and disposal when they're no longer needed.

KRIONâ„¢ opens a new showroom and present a new company at the 26th PORCELANOSA Grupo International Exhibition

The PORCELANOSA Grupo today inaugurates the 26th Interior Architecture International Exhibition. The KRIONTM showroom will be the scenefor many innovations that are aimed at the professional sector this year. The KRIONTM exhibition space is located at the firm's facilities in Vila-Real. Professionals from all over the world are expected to visit one of the most important national events in interior design and ceramics. KRION: an endless adventure This year is especially exciting for KRIONTM, since beyond being the name of the most... innovative solid surface, it is now also the name of the company. Thus, KRIONTM Porcelanosa Grupo will be one of the eight firmsfrom the PORCELANOSA Grupo. The market need and guidancefor professionals have been the main reasons for this specialisation adaptation, both internally and externally in the company. As from today, KRIONTMputs its focus on the Retail, Hotels and Healthcare sectors in the Contract sector which is geared towards furniture and equipment. In this new venture, the KRIONTM salesdepartment will be divided up into KRIONTMUNLIMITED SURFACES and KRIONTM PORCELANOSA BATH. Under both titles, innovations and the latest designswill be showcasedin more than 2,000m2 that the two floors of the exhibition take up. Showroom: Innovations and sensations The visitor's experience is one of the most worked issues for the KRIONTM showroom. The organization wanted each person to feel the values of the firm, as well as always feeling like a part of it. To do this, an area where one can feel the five senses of the K-LIFE's experience, the KRIONTM's most sustainable material, has been reserved. Also, the new colours that will strengthen future trends will lead the way in an exhibition space full of surprises. Moodboards, cocktails and endless performances designed for the user to get involved in the professional, cutting-edge and explorer spirit from KRIONTM. From KRIONTM PORCELANOSA BATH, its latest innovations are the SMART series, made up of KRIONTM countertops and wall-hung wooden furniture. Also, there is NEST, with soft lines, asymmetrical shapes, without corners and a perimeter edge. Both supported by a wide range of accessories that provide functionality and versatility to the set. As well as that, the NEW ARO AIR SERIES has been created, which is modern and minimalist and it is based on the successful ARO SERIES, both designed by the Valencian Estudi-Hac studio. Summing up, this will be an intense week for the firm, a week full of news, visits and exciting innovations. Keep an eye on all the social networks because the new KRIONTM journey begins NOW.