Large-format porcelain, handmade clinker brick and natural stone on a ventilated rainscreen — the facade the studio designs, sources and mounts as one contractor. You do not juggle three suppliers and a fitter; you approve the material and get a finished, warrantied facade.
A facade is the first thing a guest reads and the last thing weather forgives. Large-format porcelain gives crisp modern planes, clinker adds warmth and depth, natural stone lends quiet pedigree — and a ventilated cavity behind them keeps the wall dry and the house warm.
We choose the material to the architecture, not to a price list: the tone under the local light, the module to the window rhythm, the joint and the corner detail. The result reads as one intention, not a catalogue of samples.
This is one of the facade solutions in the studio’s selection. We work with several suppliers of materials and systems and choose the one that best fits the architecture and the budget — and the catalogue keeps growing.
Why order it through the studio
Material matched to the house
We select the breed, format and tone under your architecture and the local light — not the item that happens to be in stock. The facade suits the house instead of dating it.
One responsibility, studio price
Supply of porcelain, clinker and stone plus the ventilated system and mounting — one contract on the studio’s terms. One party answers for the joints, the corners and the warranty.
A wall that lasts
A ventilated rainscreen removes cold bridges and damp: the finish stays clean, the insulation stays dry, and the facade keeps its face for decades.
Materials
Three materials of one level
Porcelain, clinker and stone are not rivals but a palette. We combine them: crisp porcelain planes for the modern body of the house, clinker for warmth at the base and around openings, natural stone for the parts a hand and an eye meet up close.
Object
The facade as the character of the house
The same three materials build very different houses — a calm modern volume, a warm modern-classic mansion, a garden facade dissolved in glass. The material is chosen so the whole reads as one architecture.
What you get
| Materials | Large-format porcelain · clinker brick · natural stone |
| System | Ventilated rainscreen · concealed sub-frame |
| Formats | Porcelain up to 1500×3000 · long-format clinker · stone slabs |
| Finishes | Matte stone-look · handmade brick · honed / brushed stone |
| Use | Whole facade · plinth · window reveals · entrance portals |
| Delivery | Design, supply and mounting on the studio’s terms |
Ordering through the studio includes
- Material selection matched to your architecture and light
- Studio special price on porcelain, clinker and stone
- Ventilated rainscreen system and take-off
- Facade drawings: joints, corners, reveals, details
- Delivery and mounting by one contractor
- Warranty on the facade as a whole
Already standing in these homes
A facade is worn every day and repaired once a generation. We choose it as if it were our own house.