Porcelanosa’s Krion to Debut Surfacing at NeoCon

Photo by Jennifer Krichels.

Interior Design

recently visited

Porcelanosa

‘s

Krion

showroom to see the solid surfacing product the Spain-based manufacturer will debut at

NeoCon

. First, we saw its application as an exterior material in the

Butech

space, where the company displays systems for ventilated facades, among other technical products.

Photo by Jennifer Krichels.

Krion was developed by

Systempool

, another company owned by the Porcelanosa Group. It is made of two-thirds natural materials (ATH – aluminium trihydride) and resins. The material can be milled like wood, thermally formed, or injection-molded. Along with UV- and fire-resistant properties, it has minimal porosity, making it resistant to bacteria, graffiti, and stains. It is 100 percent recyclable at the end of its life cycle.

Detail of a decorative Krion panel. Photo by Jennifer Krichels.

The colors of Krion. Photo by Jennifer Krichels.

Another decorative panel. Photo by Jennifer Krichels.

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