Monier finds natural beauty in terracotta roof tiles
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Monier takes a new-think approach to terracotta roof tiles. Producing their terracotta tiling ranges from their factory in Victoria, Monier appreciates first-hand the natural beauty and honesty of terracotta clay.
Monier takes a new-think approach to terracotta roof tiles. Producing their terracotta tiling ranges from their factory in Victoria, Monier appreciates first-hand the natural beauty and honesty of terracotta clay. At Melbourne Indesign this year, Monier teams up with MAKE Architecture to present terracotta tiling in a completely new light. A festival of texture, pattern and clay moulding ensues.
This is a special Monier project, brought to you by Indesign Media Asia Pacific and Melbourne Indesign.
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