Pehhaligon’s, London
London, England
Penhaligon’s is a historical London perfume house founded by William Henry Penhaligon, a barber and perfumer from Cornwall who produced the company’s first scent in 1872. For such a classical, iconic brand, Agglotech had no choice but to produce some very special terrazzo flooring that made full use of Italian company’s vast color palette.
Materials
SB1000
SB151
SB148
The project
Penhaligon’s has a classical style, so marble-cement flooring is an ideal pairing with the store’s characteristic architecture. Produced by Agglotech, the Venetian flooring creates a pattern of three distinct colors: SB1000, a bright white created by amalgamating marble aggregate extracted directly from the marble quarries on the island of Thassos; SB151, a smoky gray terrazzo of medium intensity; and SB148, which is a deeper gray. All three colors are a part of Agglotech’s line of micro-terrazzo, a marble-cement agglomerate that features a very fine marble aggregate. These three colors of terrazzo were used to create a highly personalized pattern in the floor that produces a sort of three-dimensional effect. This project is an excellent example of how Agglotech innovation in the processing of materials is worthy of interpreting the age-old tradition of Venetian terrazzo flooring.
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