A welcoming entry foyer makes for a stylish first impression. In this upscale residential project, various patterns of Jali were fabricated into boxes to mount to a wooden backing. Bamboo stalks balance the glitz and calm to create a memorable space. Photo credit: Ferrugio Design.

In a Hartman Design Group specification, Sensitile Terrazzo Lumina was used for a fireplace surround in a public living space. Detailed with precise miter corners to form a box-like enclosure, color-changing LED lights were integrated in the top and bottom edges for color play.

Designed by Focus Architects, this stunningly crystalline reception desk features clear Scintilla panels with edge-illumination. While flat panels form the face of the desk, a folded, U-shaped piece was created for the transaction top and return. The entire assembly was pre-fabricated along with the lighting and shipped to site for easy installation.

In a Hugh Broughton Architects design, a Sensitile Terrazzo™ slab clads the face of the reception desk while matching tiles create an interactive floor that flows into the elevators, creating a simply sophisticated interior. The ability of Terrazzo to be cast into complex shapes and its availability in modular tiles and custom shapes makes it possible to achieve continuity and fluidity in a space.

In a design by white Jacket, Jali Cascata Panels add a sophisticated accent to the display of “modern artwork and accessories with a hint of old” - whitejacket.com in the reception

For this design by Environ Interior Design Associates, Jali Cascata and Flight panels we used to bring color and joy to the resplendent interiors of the luxury condominium. Using the same finishes in the furniture as in the doors makes gives the design a cohesive and finished appeal.

“The Sensitile Scintilla was a catalyst for hands-on activity in the Kennedy Krieger Lobby. We selected the product for a vertical application due to its transmittance of light, sensory stimulation with light and shadow effects, smooth surface for easy cleaning, and its low-tech, high-impact results. Located at the check-in desk and lobby area helped to invite people into the space and immediately interact with the building.” Stanley Beaman & Sears, Atlanta, GA – Jennifer Wilkinson

FIN fixtures in a horizontal cluster extend the perception of space in this elegant and functional shelving display. The clear mirror backing through which they are mounted helps creates echoes of colors and forms which can be effortlessly modulated to control the ambiance of the space.

Credit to Roger F. Zwickel at R Design Studio, Inc.

In the bold and colorful design of the cafe in the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, ADD Inc. used JaliⓇ Cascata panels fabricated into a central community table with waterfall legs. The same material, on the face of the refreshments stand creates a cohesive aesthetic.

Dynamic elements in this interesting and modern space inspires creativity and engagement.

In this Remedios Studio design, custom-formed Sensitile Terrazzo™ slabs bolster the registration desks at the Aria Convention Center in Las Vegas. The tops have integral, semi-circular indents at the chair locations and they have a 3″ drop-down edge. The material continues from the desk to the floor via a return leg.

Designed by Stantec Boston, SLANTⓇ Turbulence panels form the face of the reception desk at the Abiomed Headquarters in Boston. The light filtering quality of the material combined with softening effect of the frosted surface finish gives it a warm, elegant and welcoming appeal.

In a Stunning design by Bennett Design Group, Jali Origami was specified for a reception desk counter face for Jacob White Construction in Texas. The panel was provided to finish Trapezoid shape. And the organic Jali pattern manipulates ambient light to create depth and beauty that extends into the space. The mirror back is a clever material configuration for a sophisticated metal like, reflective aesthetic and also to conceal the millwork underneath.

photo credit : Jud Haggard Photography

Architect: Heitkamp Swift Architects

Breaking the ice is very easy when our interactive materials are used as the centerpiece.

Sensitile’s interactive resin material, Scintilla, has been used in various Aloft locations for the bar top in their w xyz bars. This variation however exhibits a unique backlit feature which illuminates the resin panels and offers a soft glow due to the matte finish. Resin panels with a matte finish are easily serviceable when cleaning and removing scratches and imperfections.

Stanley Beaman & Sears used Interactive ScintillaⓇ panels to add fun and interest to tables in the examination rooms. These were produced to finish size and oval shape to fit as an inset into a solid surface.

Children and their families engage with the material as it creates a play of light and shadow, positively distracting them from the context of their visit.

Bar stool seats using mirror backed Jali Cascata adds interest. The exposed edges were polished and comfort eased.

Transparency can be modulated through variations in patterns. Smooth exterior surfaces can be cleaned easily.

This forward-thinking Level 5 design group design of the bank interior delivers a contemporary aesthetic with an open floor plan. The centerpiece of this design uses kiosks that feature Lumina™ panels as privacy screens. After all, what better way to create privacy than with light itself? We supplied the prefabricated panels in a triangular shape along with the warm white LED edge lighting.