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Tyron Collection a Testament to Cattelan’s Skillset

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Tyron Collection a Testament to Cattelan’s Skillset

Designed by Italian icon Paolo Cattelan, the Tyron Collection is a one-of-a-kind way to put the finish touch on a living space.

Distinctively individual with a striking personality, the Tyron Collection is a vision that examines an interplay of materials. From the mind of Paolo Cattelan, the range is the ultimate in versatility and elegance.

The base of the table is complemented by the various materials its top is composed of. The Tyron Collection comprises six different and equally stunning products; Tyron Wood, Tyron Crystalart, Tyron Crystalart Drive, Tyron Keramik, Tyron Keramik Drive and Tyron Keramik Premium.

Tyron CrystalArt Drive

Tyron CrystalArt Drive

The Tyron Wood of the Tyron Collection has five different variants, with the Masterwood finish being a real standout in innovation. An exclusive finish, Masterwood is a unique product in the market that is used for wooden tops that have been created with diagonally positioned slats of differing sizes.

Tyron Wood

Tyron Wood

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