atlas concorde harmonizes in & outdoors with sedimentary stone-inspired tiles

 atlas concorde Boost Mineral replicates natural beauty of stone

Atlas Concorde creates harmony between the natural environment and designed spaces with the Boost Mineral surface and wall tile collection. Inspired by the sedimentary stone that sits in the Ardennes plateau between France and Belgium, Boost Mineral realizes a fluid boundary between inside and outdoors. The result is a series of surfaces that bring ambience, color, and style to any interior.

atlas concorde’s Continuous surface innovation

With continuous innovation, Italian style, and an international outlook, Atlas Concorde has become a leading player in the tile market. Specializing in the contemporary porcelain floor tiles and ceramic wall tiles market, the company recalls wellness in their Boost Mineral design. The surface collection creates a sensory experience and is suitable for sheltered or exposed use, promoting continuity and uniformity within indoor-outdoor living.

Boost mineral’s three-dimensional texture

The texture of Boost Mineral faithfully echoes the original stone that it was worked from. The use of bush-hammering technique fully expresses the authenticity of its natural essence, bringing out three-dimensional details that add personality. The collection features five different tones that explore the gray scale, complementing the Boost World project it is a part of. The overarching tile group shares common styles and shades that can be creatively mixed and matched.

Boost mineral is available in many formats

The selection of formats is broad, to meet the needs of indoor and outdoor projects. There are tiles in 60 and 75 mm modules, with a wide range of outdoor formats. Completing the selection are the large scale slabs measuring 120×278 cm, which enrich the entire range with a new stone effect of a monolithic jointless space. As a part of Boost Mineral, it is available both in the Atlas Plan slab format, which can be used to clad kitchen countertops or furnishings, and in Atlas Concorde Habitat washbasins, which appear to be carved from a single block of stone.

project info:

name: Boost Mineral

designer: Atlas Concorde