Cer Magazine International n.20 - Tilmar Ceramics

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28 Cer Magazine Calibrated MODERNITY INTERIOR DESIGNER KATARINE NICOLIC- ZECHEVIC HAS USED TEXTURED CERAMIC TILING INSIDE AN URBAN VILLA IN BELGRADE TO CREATE A DECORATIVE COMPOSITION WITH GREAT SENSORIAL IMPACT A DETAIL OF THE WINTER GARDEN AT THE CENTRE OF THE COMPLEX: THE VEINED, EARTHY NUANCES OF THE CERAMIC TILES JOIN FORCES WITH THE WOOD AND LAWN, UNDERSCORING THE NATURALISM OF THIS INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT
interior design PHOTOS Dragan Bbovich DESIGNER Katarine Nicolic-Zechevic DISTRIBUTOR D.T.I. - S.A.B. Enterijeri TILES Ceramica Sant’Agostino Ceramica Fondovalle by Riccardo Bianchi The location, first and foremost, is key to understanding the significance of this project. We are in Belgrade, a city on the move, as stated in the title of an exhibition set up in the Architectural section of the Venice Biennale 2006. Also in the pipeline are architectural-urban planning projects for the central area between the Danube and the Sava: however, to date the city has seen precious little good modern architecture. There are the national-romantic buildings by Plecnik, the follies by Klek (also known as Josip Seissel, founder of avant-garde movement Zenit), the attempts at functionalism of Branislav Kojic, Jan Dubovy and Dusan Babic, the large tenement houses of Ludwig Tomori and Nicola Dobrovic, the MoCAB Museum of Contemporary Art designed by Ivan Antic and Ivanka Raspopovic (wonderful: this work deserves a star). In short, not a lot, and all of it very “modernish”, which Le Corbusier dismissed with the scathing comment: “My God, what absolute monstrosities!” For that matter the New Belgrade designed in the socialist post-war period is, all things considered, anonymous, in spite of the ambitious towers by Mihajlo Mitrovic and Branko Pesic. Architect Bogdanov Bogdanovic, who was mayor of what is now Serbia’s capital from 1982 to 1986, says: “The New Belgrade as I remember it before I left was new and completely white … Now I find it dark and sombre, much like the images of an expressionist film such as The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, all black or dark.” In view of A TILED CORRIDOR RUNS AROUND THE BEDROOM. RIGHT: ON ONE SIDE THE CORRIDOR OPENS OUT ONTO THE COMMUNICATING AREA BETWEEN THE COMMUNAL AREAS AND THE WELLNESS AREA DOMINATED BY THE MINI GREENHOUSE AND THE JACUZZI SUNK IN A CERAMIC SHELL. Cer Magazine 29 29
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