A powerful trio of designers launch Caesarstone Concepts
Serious about design innovation and serious about quality, Caesarstone has collaborated with three like-minded and influential South African designers, to incorporate Caesarstone into furniture concepts. Officially launching at 100% Design South Africa in August 2017, each of the collaborating designers has produced an entirely new piece using Caesarstone, which will be unveiled at the show.
This month sees this powerful collab come to life – a special coming together of top furniture designers in South Africa to launch a whole new level of design innovation. Join Dokter and Misses, Chris and Anna Weylandt, and Gregor Jenkin Studio, as the boundaries of design are beautifully challenged. After many requests for Caesarstone furniture pieces, we suspect this is the start of an exciting journey of design exploration in the South African commercial market.
As a result, Caesarstone is more and more becoming a household name. Caesarstone is different. It’s not just a functional surface, it’s not just a valuable asset – it’s an invitation to create magic. Caesarstone is also recognised as a design leader through its international design collaborations with some of the world’s leading and innovative designers. The launch this month proves that they remain on the cutting edge of design, partnering with top furniture names to launch something special for the local market.
You can also catch Caesarstone at Decorex Joburg this month where they will feature some of their impressive new colours of 2017.
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