Solid Surface Commercial Furniture

Another application that makes Krion™ Solid Surface stand out is its use in retail furniture for stores, commercial spaces, and businesses of every kind. Its moldability allows for the creation of custom fixture designs with unique shapes, while the ability to adapt the color palette to match brand identity makes it especially valuable for commercial interiors. This combination brings the sense of innovation and modern style that today’s retail environments demand.

In addition to its flexibility in design, compact mineral Krion™ offers many practical features that make it ideal for commercial fixture manufacturing. Its non-porous surface, easy cleaning and upkeep, and strong resistance to impact and harsh conditions make this material, developed by KRION, part of the PORCELANOSA Group, a smart solution for solid surface retail furniture and fixtures.

Exclusive Krion™ furniture for commercial spaces

Discover this and many other applications of Krion™ Solid Surface, and explore the wide range of possibilities in shapes, colors, and designs to bring a fresh, innovative look to your company or business with next-generation solid surface retail fixtures.

Krion as a protagonist in the design of public spaces in architecture

The design of public spaces in architecture seeks not only aesthetics, but also to improve the quality of urban life in places with a large number of users. Maximum hygiene, easy cleaning and resistance are some of the key properties of materials suitable for continuous use. In this sense, Krion offers innovative, sustainable and versatile solutions that transform architectural projects, adapting to the current demands of public spaces. What will you discover in this article? We explore how the architectural design of public spaces influences urban... coexistence and the creation of more inclusive environments. We detail the technical properties that make Krion® an ideal solution for high-traffic spaces: regenerability, hygiene, thermoformability, and resistance to chemical agents. We analyze the main trends in public space architecture and how Krion® aligns with them to facilitate more accessible, sustainable, and multifunctional designs. What is the design of public spaces in architecture and why is it important? The design of public spaces in architecture refers to the planning and construction of accessible and functional urban areas, such as government buildings, bridges, squares, parks or transport stations. These spaces are meant to be inclusive and encourage social interaction. Public architecture should have a communal value, as it becomes the meeting point for people and reflects the history and culture of a city in which it is located. Furthermore, the importance of these spaces lies in their ability to respond to social, economic and environmental needs. Architects must consider factors such as safety, accessibility and sustainability in order to create environments that last over time and improve coexistence. In this context, the materials selected play a crucial role in ensuring the durability and functionality of these areas. Principles of public design architecture The architecture of public spaces is based on a series of principles that define its social function, urban impact, and cultural legacy. These principles guide the planning, design, and execution of projects that must balance aesthetics, functionality, and civic responsibility. Below, we review the essential pillars that underpin contemporary public design. Collective vocation and social function Public space is at the service of the community. Its design should facilitate interaction, promote a sense of belonging, and respond to the social dynamics of each environment. It is not just about “building beautifully,” but about creating places where people want to be, live, and participate. Urban connectivity and continuity Good public design establishes fluid connections between different parts of the city. It integrates the built environment with the landscape, encourages pedestrian and bicycle mobility, and connects neighborhoods, cultures, and generations. Spatial continuity is key to weaving cities together and facilitating everyday travel. Legibility and orientation Public spaces must be understandable and navigable. This involves designing with spatial logic, prioritizing routes, incorporating clear signage, and ensuring that every user can understand and use the space without difficulty. Visual and functional orientation is a key criterion in the urban experience. Identity and memory of place Each project must engage with the cultural and architectural context in which it is located. Public architecture is not neutral: it communicates values, reflects collective identities, and can become an urban symbol. Designing with historical and cultural awareness brings a sense of place and continuity with the memory of the territory. Adaptability and resilience Public space must be capable of transforming itself and responding to new uses, flows, or situations (climatic, social, health, etc.). Designing with urban resilience principles in mind means anticipating future scenarios, facilitating maintenance, and allowing spaces to evolve without losing their essence. How Krion® contributes to the design of durable public spaces Krion® is a material that stands out for its strength, versatility and sustainability, making it a perfect choice for architectural projects in public spaces. Specifically, it has the following technical properties that make it ideal for the creation of durable and adaptable urban environments. High resistance: Public spaces are subject to continuous use and therefore require materials that withstand daily wear and tear and adverse environmental conditions. Krion® is resistant to impacts, chemical agents and UV rays, guaranteeing a long service life. In addition, its surface can be regenerated without altering its properties, restoring its original appearance, which is essential in high-traffic environments. Sustainability: Our commitment to the environment is evident in solutions such as Recycled Content Krion® K-Life1100, which contains a minimum of 5% post-consumer recycled material in its composition. This material is a conscious choice for innovative projects with a sustainable soul. In fact, thanks to the commitment to R&D&I, it has been possible to maintain the quality of the material without compromising its performance. It is therefore fully aligned with current trends of environmental responsibility in architectural design. Versatility: Krion®'s ability to be moulded into a variety of shapes allows architects to create continuous surfaces with no visible joints, offering a clean, modern aesthetic. Its ability to thermoform makes it especially useful for projects that require organic, custom shapes. In addition, it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, maximising its use in a wide variety of urban projects. Durability: The longevity of materials used in public architecture is essential to reduce maintenance costs and ensure user satisfaction. Krion® ensures that public spaces remain functional and aesthetically pleasing for many years to come. Current trends in the architecture of public spaces The design of public spaces in architecture has evolved to adapt to current social and environmental needs. Among the most prominent trends are: Inclusive and accessible public spaces Public architecture must be accessible to all citizens, regardless of their physical abilities. Krion®, with its physical properties, is an excellent choice for designing inclusive spaces that promote the safety and comfort of users. Sustainability and circular economy More and more architects are prioritising sustainable construction, using materials that contribute to it. Krion® ®, with its commitment to the environment, fulfils this task® to perfection. Multifunctional and adaptable spaces Urban environments require flexibility to adapt to the needs of cities. Materials such as Krion® allow the creation of spaces adapted to different uses, responding to the needs of citizens. Architectural projects in public spaces by Krion Photography: Palladium Photodesign Porcelanosa Group Project: UAE Pavilion, (Dubai, United Arab Emirates) Architecture: Santiago Calatrava Solutions from Porcelanosa Grupo and Krion. Photo: Ferrante Ferranti - CNSMDP Porcelanosa Group Project: Tour D'Orgue, (Paris, France) Client: Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et danse de Paris Architecture: Christian de Portzamparc Architecte Solutions from Porcelanosa Grupo and Krion. Photography: Joao Morgado and Attilio Fiumarella Porcelanosa Group Project: HALO, (Vigo, Spain) Architecture: AM2 Architects & Arenas & Associates Solutions from Porcelanosa Grupo, Butech and Krion. Porcelanosa Group Project: Colegio Superior de Gastronomía, (CMDX, Mexico) Architecture: Pablo Ortega Interior design: Arturo Anaya and Pablo Ortega Solutions from Porcelanosa Grupo, Xtone and Krion. Conclusion The design of public spaces in architecture plays a key role in the development of more inclusive and sustainable cities. Krion®, with its commitment to innovation and sustainability, is positioned as a key option for architects looking for versatile, resistant and environmentally friendly materials. Its ability to adapt to various applications in urban environments, together with its durability and advanced technology, make it an indispensable material for public architecture projects.

Interior decoration with recycled materials

Interior design is undergoing a revolution, and with it, opportunities to create spaces that are not only unique but also environmentally responsible. Today, the choice of eco-friendly and recyclable materials is gaining momentum as designers and architects seek to shape projects that not only beautify but also contribute to the well-being of the planet by economising on the use of raw materials. At Krion, we believe that sustainability does not have to limit creativity. That is why we have developed state-of-the-art materials such as Krion® Lux, Krion®... Line, Fitwall® and Undora®, which open up endless possibilities for designing different spaces. If you are looking to transform the interiors of your projects, integrating these materials with recycled content not only improves sustainability and functionality, but also elevates aesthetics and technique to exceptional levels. These materials allow you to create sophisticated, durable and inspiring spaces, perfect for commercial, hotel, office or any environment that needs an innovative and sustainable solution. Be inspired by the endless possibilities these materials can offer you. Most common eco-friendly materials in interior design Sustainable decoration is increasingly present in interior design projects. Using recycled materials with recycled content that are recyclable and have a low environmental impact is an excellent way to transform spaces while caring for the planet. Below, we explore some of the most common materials used in decoration: Minerals Minerals are widely used in interior design because of their strength, durability and natural aesthetics. Their ability to stand the test of time makes them ideal for creating robust and visually appealing surfaces. Krion® Lux is a prime example of how minerals can be combined with a low percentage of acrylic resin to create a resistant, almost non-porous and sustainable material. Krion® Lux is made from natural minerals, such as aluminium trihydrate, and high-quality resins, which give it exceptional strength and durability. This material can be repaired, leaving it looking as good as new, extending its useful life and avoiding waste and the use of resources. Recycled Content Krion® K·Life 1100, the quintessential white Krion PORCELANOSA Group product, takes this philosophy one step further by incorporating recycled material into its manufacture, significantly contributing to reducing the carbon footprint of production. This material, in addition to offering the same purity and durability as Krion® Lux, now includes a minimum of 5% recycled content, making it even more environmentally friendly. Krion® Line This new material is composed mainly of high mineral content, aluminium trihydrate (ATH), polyester resin with organic binder and natural inorganic pigments for decoration, which provide durability to the material. It is designed for installation in furniture, continuous surfaces, linear interior cladding, bathroom and kitchen countertops, both in residential and contract environments that do not require thermoforming. This not only simplifies the installation process but also optimises project resources. Krion® Line contains a minimum of 6% recycled material. Through this reprocessing and recycling of waste materials, the need for virgin materials is reduced, thus avoiding a potential waste stream. Robust, solid and homogeneous, one of the most outstanding features of Krion® Line is its ability to be cut and drilled without generating stress, as well as allowing for virtually invisible joints. This material is impact resistant, has a long service life, is resistant to abrasion and knocks, and withstands exposure to fire without spreading the flame, obtaining the B s1 d0 certificate. Krion® Line KL R101 Mures Fitwall®, for example, is a decorative panel inspired by nature, manufactured with a high concentration of minerals. The reduction of resins in its composition makes it even more sustainable, allowing the creation of realistic textures that imitate materials such as wood, cement and terracotta. In addition, Fitwall® incorporates 6% recycled PET in its composition, giving it an even smaller ecological footprint, helping to reduce plastic waste and promote the circular economy. The mineral composition of Fitwall® makes the material not only more durable but also resistant to factors such as exposure to fire. In addition, its realistic finishes and textures offer exclusivity to the environment. Undora®, meanwhile, is a cladding material composed of at least 90% mineral filler, obtained mainly from white marble waste and local ceramic scraps. Designed with sustainability in mind, it combines aesthetics, functionality and environmental respect in a single solution. Undora® It is thin—between 2 and 8 mm depending on the model—and its light weight and large format allow for easy, clean installation without any construction work, even on existing surfaces. This makes it an ideal choice for efficient renovations and projects that require agility without compromising on design. With textures derived from natural materials such as mortar, stone and terracotta, Undora® offers an aesthetic and practical alternative to traditional cladding, bringing warmth, character and environmental commitment to every space. Why decorate with recycled materials? Choosing recycled materials is a way of giving new life to resources, transforming what could have been wasted into elements that tell a story and serve a unique purpose. It is an act of reimagination, of shaping spaces where creativity and sustainability meet, creating environments that are not only visually striking but also responsible towards the world around us. By integrating recycled materials, we are not only contributing to the circular economy, but also making a difference by creating environments that reflect a more conscious vision of the future. Each piece, from a panel to a curved surface, becomes an opportunity to reinvent interior design, merging innovation, aesthetics and functionality in spaces that go beyond the conventional. Today, more than ever, designers have the power to create projects that are not only modern and sophisticated, but also a statement of values. By choosing recycled materials, we are not only reducing waste, but also shaping a future where design becomes an agent of change, contributing to the well-being of people and the planet. Decoration ideas for the different spaces in your projects Imagine a commercial space that not only surprises customers but also makes them feel part of a greener future. Every surface, every corner, is a statement of principles: a place where beauty and sustainability come together naturally. These materials not only give new life to what others consider waste, but also allow us to shape environments that inspire, that vibrate with energy and purpose, elevating the customer experience beyond the visual. Krion® LUX L510 Lime Clay Now is the time to revolutionise the way shops, restaurants and hotels are designed, harnessing the power of recycled materials to create spaces that not only look modern and sophisticated, but also speak to the future. Spaces that invite reflection, feel authentic and conscious, and are a testament to a genuine commitment to the planet. Below, we explore some of the best ways to incorporate recycled materials into different areas of your projects. Walls that define the character of a space In commercial and hotel projects, recycled walls have the power to transform environments. From decorative panels with innovative textures to cladding that replicates natural materials, these surfaces not only add character, but also durability and ease of maintenance. Imagine a hotel lobby where the walls made of recycled materials evoke a sense of modernity and warmth, or a retail store with finishes that capture the essence of the brand and convey the place's ecological commitment. Each wall can be a focal point that, in addition to functioning aesthetically, tells a story of renewal and sustainability. Countertops Countertops are a key feature in projects such as restaurants, bars and hotels, becoming the heart of the space. With recycled materials, countertops can offer functionality and elegance while reinforcing the message of sustainability. Imagine a bar counter or kitchen countertop that not only stands the test of time but also has a unique aesthetic. Recycled materials allow you to create surfaces with finishes ranging from industrial minimalism to rustic warmth, adapting to any style while maintaining a firm commitment to the environment. Hotel receptions Hotel receptions are the first point of contact with customers, and recycled materials are perfect for conveying a message of innovation and responsibility from the outset. Think of a reception desk that combines recycled materials with cutting-edge design, creating a welcoming and sophisticated atmosphere. From solid surfaces made from recycled materials to reclaimed wood, every choice can reinforce the identity of the place, offering a warm and unique atmosphere. Receptions in commercial or hotel projects must be much more than functional; they must surprise, captivate and invite the customer to a memorable experience. Panels such as Fitwall® are easy to install without the need for special equipment or construction work. Their light weight, which varies between 6 and 10 kg/m² depending on the model, allows for quick and easy installation. In addition, Fitwall® can be cut to fit any space, making it extremely versatile. Its mineral composition makes it fire-resistant, durable and easy to maintain, making it the ideal choice for commercial and hotel projects seeking an aesthetic, functional and sustainable solution with no complications during installation. Colour palette The colour palette in a commercial or hotel project has the power to transform the atmosphere of a space, and when combined with recycled materials, it becomes a powerful tool for reflecting a commitment to the environment. Neutral tones, such as soft whites, warm greys and natural beiges, not only amplify the brightness of the space, but also create a sense of calm and serenity, inviting customers to connect more deeply with the environment. However, to add warmth and a touch of elegance, you can incorporate accents in earth tones, such as terracotta or aged wood, which evoke nature and the past, while colours such as olive green or deep blue can add a sense of freshness without losing the connection to the natural world. The key is to use these tones harmoniously, creating a space that not only looks modern and sophisticated but also speaks of responsible design, in tune with a greener and more conscious future. It's time to take the next step towards more sustainable design. Discover how recycled materials can transform your projects, offering innovative, functional and eco-friendly solutions. Discover our recyclable material options and transform your project in a responsible way.

Decoration in pharmacies: Design tips

If your next project is to design the interior of a pharmacy, you should know that its decoration can make a big difference to the shopping experience and the success of the business. The decoration of a pharmacy can help create a welcoming and professional environment, but at the same time convey a specific personality and style. In this article, we present some ideas for decorating your pharmacy. How do I decorate a pharmacy? Key points to take into account Before you start decorating, it is important to consider the style and personality you want to convey. Do you want a modern,... minimalist pharmacy or a more classical, warmer one inspired by the old apothecaries? Modern backlit counter made with Krion® Solid Surface FARMACIA NÀUTIC Denia, SpainBy Inside Pharmacy See it in Projects Porcelanosa. Once the style has been defined, it's time to choose the right colours, furniture and accessories to create a consistent and harmonious environment. Some key elements for decorating a pharmacy are: The colour palette: Choose colours that are consistent with the style of your pharmacy. For a modern, minimalist décor, a good choice could be white, black and grey tones. If you prefer a warmer, more welcoming décor, pastel shades and earthy would be ideal. > Discover the 90+ colors of Krion® LUX Furniture: Choose functional and comfortable furniture for your customers. Also, make sure that the furniture is adapted to the available space. And most importantly, that it doesn't prevent customers from moving around. Accessories that make all the difference: Accessories can be an excellent way to display your personality and style. You can opt for works of art, plants, carpets or curtains to give your pharmacy a personal and welcoming touch. FARMACIA EL PEZLos Alcázares, SpainBy Inside Pharmacy See it in Projects Porcelanosa. 3 pharmacy designs to inspire you There are several pharmacy designs that you can consider for the decoration of your space. Modern pharmacies that transmit innovation A modern pharmacy usually has a minimalist and contemporary décor, with subtle colours and straight lines. You can opt for Solid Surface furniture and accessories to achieve a modern and sophisticated look. FARMACIA BARREDA Castellón, SpainBy Inside Pharmacy See it in Projects Porcelanosa. Pharmacies that don't lose sight of the past For a more classical or rustic style, you could choose warm colours and elements that let the most noble materials be seen, such as wooden beams, exposed brick pillars or natural stone walls. You can also add decorative details, such as mouldings or antique lamps, to give your pharmacy a touch of elegance. FARMACIA SENTANDREUValencia, SpainBy Inside Pharmacy See it in Projects Porcelanosa. 3. Themed pharmacy If you want to add a touch of fun to your pharmacy, why not go for a themed décor. For example, you can decorate your pharmacy with elements related to nature, health or the history of medicine. FARMACIA SAINTE MARTHEThiais / FranceBy Inside Pharmacy See it in Projects Porcelanosa. Tips for decorating your pharmacy As well as choosing the right style and the right furniture and accessories, there are some other tips you can follow to decorate your pharmacy: Make sure that the lighting is suitable for the space and that it is not too bright or too dim. Create a comfortable waiting area for your customers, with chairs or sofas and magazines or books to keep them entertained while they wait. Use technology to create a more attractive experience for your customers. For example, you can install screens that display information on products, promotions or health advice. Keep your pharmacy clean and tidy at all times. This will convey an image of professionalism and generate confidence among your customers. Use clear and legible signage elements to guide your customers through your pharmacy and make the shopping experience easier and more comfortable. FARMACIA LA CALA Villajoyosa, SpainBy Inside Pharmacy See it in Projects Porcelanosa. How to decorate a pharmacy with Krion® Solid Surface Krion® Lux is an innovative material that can be used for interior decoration, including pharmacies. This material is resistant, easy to clean and comes in a wide variety of designs and colours. FARMACIA CRESPO GÁLVEZ Cartagena, Spain See it in Projects Porcelanosa. If you want to decorate your pharmacy with Krion, you could consider some of these ideas: Use Krion® Lux to create counters and shelves in your pharmacy. This material is water- and stain-resistant, making it ideal for storing pharmaceutical products. Create walls covered with Krion® Lux to give your pharmacy a touch of elegance and modernity. You could choose a minimalist design or a customised pattern to make your pharmacy unique. Use Krion® Lux to create signs and markings in your pharmacy. This material is easy to shape and cut, making it ideal for creating letters and customised logos. In conclusion, the decoration of a pharmacy is an important element for transmitting a professional and welcoming image to your customers. When you choose the right style, furniture and accessories and consider the use of innovative materials such as Krion® Lux, you can create an environment that will make your customers feel comfortable and confident when choosing your products and services.

Boutique decor: Why is it so important?

The decoration of a boutique is essential for attracting customers. In this type of store, as well as taking care of the clothes and accessories you sell, it's also important to take into account the interior design to create a welcoming and attractive environment. Get inspired by these decoration ideas for your boutique project. How do you decorate a boutique? Aspects to take into account Decorating a boutique is a process that requires planning and attention to detail. It's important to take into account the following aspects. KRION LUX L108 Snow Cloudy 1. Your... brand image matters Before starting with the decoration of your boutique, define your brand image and the feeling you want to convey to customers. Once you have decided this, it's time to think about the decorative style that will be used in all the brand's premises. Remember that the store's overall aesthetic should be in line with your brand image. 2. Consider the space you have Take into account the shape and space of your store and how you want to use it. For example, where are you going to put the check-out? And the fitting rooms? Are you going to include a sitting down area for customers? 3. Lighting: the choice of lighting is a key element Although it seems unimportant, lighting is essential for creating a positive in-store experience. You need to have natural light and also complement it with lamps and ceiling lights that will brighten up each area of the store. In the fitting rooms, use soft and indirect lighting that does not create light and shade effects that could distort the customer's image against the mirror. 4. Choosing furniture, colours and materials Choose functional and attractive furniture. Play with the colours to reflect your brand's personality and create a pleasant space. Materials should be good quality that reflect warmth and distinction. KRION LUX L107 Grey Stripes 5. Attention to detail will set your store apart Adding designer details will brighten up your store. Plants, flowers, artwork and decorative elements will help to create a unique atmosphere and allow your store to stand apart. 6 ideas to make your boutique unique Now that you know what to take into account when decorating your fashion boutique, get inspired with these ideas: Play with colours to brighten up your boutique. Combine different tones and textures to create a vibrant atmosphere. Choose vintage furniture to add a unique and attractive touch to your boutique. Look for antique pieces that combine with your style and that you can display as art elements. Arrange plants and flowers at strategic points to brighten up the store and improve the air quality. Try a few art pieces or murals on the walls to give an elegant and eye-catching touch. Choose works that complement your brand style and make your decor stylish and successful. Go for natural light whenever you can, and you will create a warm and light atmosphere. Make sure you have enough windows and use curtains and blinds to control the level of light. Provide a rest area for your customers where they can feel comfortable and sit down while they're shopping. Include comfortable sofas, tables and chairs where they can relax. Decorate a boutique with Krion Especially in a boutique, where distinction and style are a must, details from collections such as Fitwall® and Alluslate® will always be a perfect choice. Decorative panels for a stylish touch to your boutique walls Do you want to create stylish walls for your boutique, using unique colours, forms and textures? Fitwall ® decorative panels are your best ally. As well as being of mineral origin and highly resistant, they are very easy to install. You can update your boutique decor quickly and easily. Fitwall® Cotto Series - Mattonella Anticato Aluminium panels that are real works of art If you're looking for an artistic, unique design on your boutique walls, discover Alluslate®. A 4 mm-thick aluminium with exclusive, high-definition designs. Alluslate® Viola Krion® LUX: an aesthetic and minimalist design If your style is more inclined towards a clean, minimalist visual design, Krion's solid surface is exactly what you need to cover your boutique walls and counters. These panels can incorporate backlighting, and are an ideal choice. Krion® LUX Nebula Grey Aesthetically, they will fill your store with personality and also provide durability to your counters and store furniture Follow these steps, and make your boutique decor attractive, warm and true to your brand image. With a little creativity and attention to detail, and choosing Krion products, you can create a space that attracts your customers and gives them a unique shopping experience.

guide for retailers: ideas for decorating a cafÃ©. Solid Surface for commercial furniture

The decoration of a café is one of the key aspects in attracting customers and creating a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. As a decoration professional working on commercial spaces, we know that finding creative materials that allow you to express all your ideas and create atmospheres in your spaces is one of the most important phases of your projects. To help you with the process, here are some ideas and styles to decorate a café with Krion PORCELANOSA Group materials. Materica Nut Matt + Capricce Nocce Matt | ALLUSLATE® The importance of décor in... a café The decoration of a café should reflect its personality and the brand image of the business. It's not just about creating spaces, but evoking atmospheres that transport diners to a different place that helps create a distinct and memorable dining experience. Find out here 5 ideas for decorating a luxury restaurant Each space requires a different approach, but Krion PORCELANOSA Group materials are suited to all kinds of establishments: from a modern and sophisticated coffee shop to a rustic and cosy café. 4 décor ideas for very appetising cafés There are many ways to decorate a café. Here we give you some general ideas about zones, furniture and accessories that you can use to give your project a personal style. Decorating the café walls The walls are an important aspect of the décor in a café. It is part of the project to select hard-wearing, easy-to-clean materials and colours that match the brand image and style you want to convey. In addition, incorporating pieces of art and photographs to decorate the walls will help you create a cosier atmosphere. FITWALL® ROLLING White Sand Applying textures is another way to add personality to the wall of your establishment, and adding decorative panels will help you turn your café into a unique place. Decorating the café bar Select sturdy and versatile materials to decorate your café bar. Krion's Solid Surface is a great option because it allows you to create amazing effects such as a backlit bar or super creative shapes. FITWALL® ROLLING VULCAN SAND Decorating the café seating area Paying attention to the decoration of the space where your customers will spend time is essential to make their experience unforgettable. Create a functional and aesthetically pleasing table plan that allows each group of people to enjoy themselves while maintaining their privacy. KRION LUX L110 HICKORY You should also select comfortable and attractive furniture and incorporate decorative elements like cushions, plants or artwork. Enhance the ambience with evocative sounds and scent marketing Finally, remember that in addition to the visual decoration, you should also take care of other aspects. For example, music will enhance your customer's experience, so choosing the right style of music for your café will be crucial. It is also a good idea to take the opportunity to scent the café with natural plants, flowers or personalised air fresheners. This will create a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. AMAZONIC LIGHT Matt | ALLUSLATE® If you follow these tips and also take into consideration the lighting and its temperature (we recommend warm), you can be sure that your customers will be eager to come back for more. Design sits at the table! Decorate a café with Krion materials There are many ways to use Krion materials in the décor of a café to bring your own style. Here are some ideas: Decorating modern cafés For a café with a modern feel, use Alluslate® aluminium decorative panels on the walls and at the bar. Options like the Matericate model will help you to create a uniform and elegant ambience. In addition, its industrial décor and matt finish is perfect for a business of this type. MATERICA | ALLUSLATE® Decorating biophilic design cafés Biophilic design is a style that focuses on connecting with nature, and can be achieved in many ways. One such way is to use the Amazonic Green model from Alluslate® on one or more walls. This, combined with panels that imitate wood or natural stone, can give your coffee shop a timeless and biophilic look. Amazonic Green Matt | ALLUSLATE® Decorating vintage cafés For a café with a vintage feel, Alluslate® aluminium decorative panels, in the Nostalgia Pink model, are an excellent way to create a cosy and homely ambience, with a pastel pink overlay that adds that touch of nostalgia that appeals to customers. Nostalgia Pink | ALLUSLATE® Decorating rustic style cafés Looking for a way to give your café a rustic feel? Opt for simple and cosy options, but don't forget the textures. One way to achieve this is with Fitwall® decorative panels. The Matonnella collection is a favourite among decorators aiming for a rustic look. Inspired by terracotta, it offers a texture that will look luxurious combined with other wooden elements. FITWALL® MATTONELLA BIANCO Its balance will allow you to create the welcoming and warm atmosphere that is so characteristic of the rustic style. FITWALL® OZ WHITE CLAY The decoration of a café is a very important aspect for attracting customers and offering them a pleasant experience. The different Krion collections have the quality, durability and technical qualities necessary to be the ideal choice in a catering environment. But they also have such a wide range of designs and textures that you will be able to give any café, from the most modern to the most rustic, the perfect style.

Solid Surface Commercial Furniture

Exclusive Krion™ furniture for commercial spaces

Krion as a protagonist in the design of public spaces in architecture

Interior decoration with recycled materials

Decoration in pharmacies: Design tips

Boutique decor: Why is it so important?

Guide for retailers: ideas for decorating a cafÃ©

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