Perlinato is a project inspired by the typical wooden surfaces characteristic in construction particularly used in the ’70s as decorative coverings. Ceramic slats created through a die and made with tapping on the long sides allow the joints of the elements to create a monolithic surface without the use of grout between one slat and the other. Borrowing the old fashioned flavor from the original inspiration, this ceramic perlinato (matchboarding), with the help of angular elements and closure, decorates walls with plinths or full coverings in the various spaces of the house. The use of the 13 chromatic tones reinforces the ability of the project to adapt to multiple atmospheres to be created and shared with the other collections of the Micro. project.
