The beauty of nature cannot be improved. It is also difficult to create something truly innovative by competing with the mastery of design created by nature, following the same rules that distinguish a particular aesthetic. What can be done, however, is deconstructing the spectacular natural stones, the styling of the past decades, in order to expose, through the latest technological solutions, the details that now inspire us the most.
Discover PARADYŻ extraordinary collections, which are the result of creativity resulting from a meticulous decomposition of what has been fascinating for years. From now on, a detail that was once in the shadows can shine in all its glory and transform our space.

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On 23–27 September in Hall 16 at stand C9-D10, we will be presenting spectacular collections using our latest technological capabilities.

On 23 and 24 September at 1 p.m., there will be a meeting with Gosia Baczyńska, one of the most renowned Polish fashion designers, who will present the next episode of her collaboration with the PARADYŻ brand.
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About the designer

Gosia Baczyńska

A designer. An artist. An extraordinary personality in the fashion world. A top specialist in reconciling differences and combining seemingly mismatched elements in a creative manner. For over 25 years, she has been going beyond the boundaries, developing spectacular, sensual outfits, that women from all over the world dream of. Her fashion shows are like drama feasts and the styling delights both red carpet audience and ordinary people. Gosia Baczyńska, a graduate of the Faculty of Ceramics and Glass Design, Academy of Fine Arts, Wrocław. She has created a design collection of tiles, dedicated to Paradyż.

Mood:
Gosia
Baczyńska

Nonchalant elegance, casual luxury with a touch of retro and glitz. A stunning and varied set of collections drawing not only on the iconic elements of 1960s and 1970s style, the black&white duality, but also the abundance of natural materials. The collaboration with Gosia Baczyńska achieved a deconstruction of classic design elements, bringing harmony to a world full of dynamic contrasts, vivid colours and organic and geometric design. The perfect choice for bold interiors, both residential and commercial, it creates spaces that ooze sophistication as well as a refined aesthetic.

Mood:
Grand Champagne

Phenomenal colour contrasts and extraordinary lavishness are characteristic of the natural Grand Champagne marble quarried in the Pyrenees. The elegant dark grey background broken by dramatic black and white veining, create a high-contrast and very dynamic visual effect. This highly complex look has inspired designs that, when deconstructed from the most classic aspect of this rock, are delightfully original and, at the same time, versatile for use as a wall and floor tile.

Mood:
Timeless
travertine

Travertine is one of the most ‘Italian’ rocks, with a timeless beauty that has been a delight for thousands of years. The fragile yet original character formed in nature has made it possible to create a design-coordinated universal collection of wall and floor tiles for any functional space. A variety of surface finishes enhanced with glossy decors, from subtle soft in slab to matt to lappato matt in selected graphics, will infuse any space with spectacular style.

Mood:
Architeq
Excellence

Tranquillity, harmony, uniqueness and the interweaving of seemingly disparate accents, are what consistently captivate us about nature. Building upon the ARCHITEQ collection inspired by subtle concrete, a non-obvious concept was produced. This modern ARCHITEQ GRAIN and ARCHITEQ ROCK range in two colour schemes brings a classy minimalism to the surroundings, which in itself is an expression of style, with no need for unnecessary adornment. Through synergies with the brand's other products, this elegance can be transferred not only to interiors, but also to the building surroundings via terrace slabs 2.0.

Mood:
Monroll
Vibe

Original, sensory structures alluding in colour and spatial form to the unrestrained compositions of the 1960s and 1970s. An extremely malleable and dynamic collection that enables the creation of highly personal arrangements of larger areas or phenomenal motifs. The intriguing interplay of light and shadow enhances the 3D effect of the textures, which become a unique form of decoration in their own right as per the New Nostalgia trend.