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Modernism Week: Corian®️ Design Transforms Mid-Century Modern Spaces
Corian® Design showcased its versatility, aesthetics & limitless design possibilities with the Limón House, a boutique, one-group hotel & Featured House at the 11th annual Palm Springs Modernism Week. Designed byH3K Home+Design, in partnership with Willis, the space incorporatesCorian® Solid Surface, Corian® Quartz &Corian® Endura™throughout — including in a luxury kitchen, entertaining spaces plus a spa & barbeque area. Founders of HK3 Howard Hawkes & Kevin Kemper noted "The Corian brand was perfect for everything we wanted to do on the property," with Howard adding, “I really enjoyed the different options, they’re all so varied & unique.”
Corian® for both interior & exterior applications were provided by Willis, a Curator of Premium Design Materials and a sponsor of Modernism Week. John Topic, Director of Marketing & Communications at Willis said, “As a major sponsor for the past six years, Willis & our brand partners, including Corian® Design, support Modernism Week’s mission to celebrate & foster the appreciation of mid-century architecture & design. We’re also pleased to showcase our materials at CAMP to help inspire and educate both consumers & design professionals on surface selection and use.”
The luxury kitchen features Corian® Quartz Coarse Carrara which Kevin notes was selected because of its durability in high-use spaces, along with its beautiful aesthetic. Adjacent to the kitchen is a wet bar also featuring Coarse Carrara. The designers chose Corian Quartz® Coarse Carrara for this open-concept space to harmonize the design elements in the room and ensure durability in high-use environments.
Moving to the dining area, the focal point is a custom table made with Corian® Solid Surface colors in Sea Grass, Sparkling White & Verdant creating a striking linear design. Initially having difficulty finding a table to fit the space, the duo ultimately created a custom table & chose Corian® Solid Surface for its ease of customization & cleaning as well as its virtually seamless aesthetics. Howard notes “It’s perfect! We got exactly what we wanted, it’s easy to clean… it has exceeded our expectations.”
Taking things outside, the outdoor kitchen & entertaining space includes a Corian® Endura ™counters in Ancient Marble. Needing a surface that could withstand the Palm Springs environment as well as look great was key, so Corian® Endura ™ was a perfect choice. Offering high-design aesthetics as well as scratch, stain, high-heat & UV resistance, it was ideal for this outdoor space. Kevin goes on to say, Corian® Endura ™ “gives you an amazing vibe & feel of real marble…in a BBQ setting real marble is not ideal because it’s a very porous surface, it stains, so having a surface that looks like marble is important.” Howard adds in “it’s the cleanability [of Corian® Endura ™] — it doesn’t stain, you just wipe it right down.”
Corian® Design is proud to have been showcased at such an iconic event & gives special thanks to Willis & HK3 Home+Design for their work using Corian® Design surfaces. Visit corian.com to learn more.
Press Release: Corian® Design Presents Seven Solid Surface Colors for Fall
Top Row (Left to Right): Corian®Solid Surface Artista Beige; Surface Artista Gray; Artista Dust; Artista Canvas.
Corian® Design Presents Seven New Solid Surface Colors for Fall 2021
To meet shifting color preferences in residential and commercial design, Corian® Design unveils two new aesthetic collections and a standalone color for the Corian®Solid Surface product line
WILMINGTON, Del., September 1, 2021 – Corian® Design, a leading global brand in advanced surfacing solutions for interior design and architecture, today introduces seven new colors to its Corian® Solid Surface Portfolio for interior spaces and architecture. These seven colors are divided into two unique collections, Carrara (Carrara Crema and Carrara Lino) and Artista (Artista Beige, Artista Dust, Artista Gray, Artista Canvas), and a standalone color, Sparkling Granita. These seven new colors of Corian® Solid Surface are commercially available as of today, with the full color palette now including over 100 colors.
With its design versatility, functionality and durability, Corian® Solid Surface can be fabricated with most conventional woodworking tools into virtually any design. The nonporous material is easy to clean and can be thermoformed into seamless designs so that dirt, mold and bacteria have nowhere to hide. The material is used in a variety of residential and commercial applications, including wall features, countertops, vanity tops, tub/shower walls, and more. Corian® Solid Surface is also renewable and repairable on-site, making it environmentally friendly.
“With the modern needs of residential and commercial spaces continuously in flux, designs are expected to appeal to both beauty and durability,” said Katie Congress, Commercial Marketing Leader for Corian® Design. “The new colors of Corian® Solid Surface encompass high performance and high-level beauty, providing solutions for any of your interior design needs, which is why we refer to them as ‘Everyday Extraordinary’.”
Additional information about the seven new products includes:
Carraras - Inspired by eternal marble stone, prominent veins inform a look in cool and warm colors that are simultaneously classic and modern.
Carrara Lino - Beautiful gray veins course through the cool white surface to create a perfect interpretation of classically inspired stone.
Carrara Crema - A warm beige background is enhanced with enticing monochromatic veins that conjure classic stone in colors that comfort.
Artistas - Complexity generates aesthetics with pronounced veins set into neutral grounds. The effect is timeless and contemporary for any application.
Artista Beige - Beige is enhanced with similar tones and shades to create a complex look that adds modernity to the warm coloring of the surface.
Artista Gray - Enduring gray is freshened with an intricate vein pattern within the surface and dark veins flow through mid-value gray for innovative appeal.
Artista Dust - Dark gray, monochrome elements swirl within the dusky background creating an aesthetic that resonates with multiple design styles.
Artista Canvas - A comforting, warm ivory surface offers a haven for swirling veins set amongst scattered, light-colored particles.
Sparkling Granita - Translucent and sparkling particles create an effervescent effect in this fresh white surface to convey energy and visual depth.
About Corian® Design
Corian® Design, a division of DuPont Water & Protection, is a global organization which creates, manufactures and markets advanced materials, products and solutions for interior design and architecture, originating from a foundation of world-class technologies and expertise. Marketed under the Corian® brand and the Make your Space™ tagline, its materials, products and solutions meet the most demanding requirements in terms of beauty, functionality and durability. The Corian® Design global portfolio is continuously evolving and it currently includes Corian® Solid Surface, Corian® Quartz and Corian® Endura™. To learn more about Corian® Design: http://www.corian.com.
About DuPont Water & Protection
DuPont Water & Protection is a global leader in products and solutions that protect what matters – people, structures and the environment – and enables its customers to win through unique capabilities, global scale and iconic brands including Corian®, Kevlar®, Nomex®, Tyvek®, Styrofoam™ and Filmtec™.
About DuPont
DuPont (NYSE: DD) is a global innovation leader with technology-based materials, ingredients and solutions that help transform industries and everyday life. Our employees apply diverse science and expertise to help customers advance their best ideas and deliver essential innovations in key markets including electronics, transportation, construction, water, health and wellness, food and worker safety. More information can be found at www.dupont.com.
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SolidSurface.com announced in online decorative surface marketplace, The Corian® Outlet
TUCSON, Ariz. — May 26, 2021
In collaboration with DuPont’s Corian® Solid Surface business, SolidSurface.com has launched “The Corian® Outlet.” The new program offers customers access to premium discounted material classified as discontinued, overstock and custom colors of Corian® Solid Surface through the online marketplace at www.solidsurface.com/corian-outlet. Inventory rotates regularly and is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
SolidSurface.com is honored to be recognized by industry leading Corian® Design as a channel to sell aging inventory and the ability to sell the standard portfolio in collaboration with the Corian® Design Distribution network, while also keeping material out of landfills. This also offers industry professionals, as well as the general public, an easy way to gain access to Corian® Solid Surface discontinued designs that are still in demand.
SolidSurface.com is an online marketplace with the largest selection of solid surface material. Industry professionals will also find cost savings in the often-hard-to-find discontinued and overstock full and partial sheet material. Powerful search tools allow filtering by brand, color, pattern, size and price.
In addition to sheet material, at SolidSurface.com you’ll find a selection of accessories, including color-matched adhesives, tooling and sinks. The “ProFinder” is a free listing service for fabricators and is also a resource for specifiers and homeowners to locate local fabricator professionals.
Recently, SolidSurface.com created an infographic and blog article at www.solidsurface.com/safe, “8 Reasons Why SolidSurface is an Ideal Choice for Health-Promoting Surfaces,” that highlights why solid surface is an ideal material in today’s pandemic environment.
Now, more than ever, SolidSurface.com is your one-stop shop for all your solid surface needs! Request trade pricing at www.solidsurface.com/contact/.
For more information, contact SolidSurface.com at 888-715-3007
Corian® Design Shares Design Trends to Make Public Spaces Private
WILMINGTON, Del. March 30, 2021
Corian® Design, a leading global brand in advanced surfacing solutions for interior design and architecture, today revealed the top 2021 design trends for making public spaces private to help create cleaner and safer spaces. One of the consequences of the pandemic in the construction industry is the shift in how designers, architects and builders adapt to changing needs of occupants. Creating more comfortable, multi-functional and hygienic spaces has become a top priority, and new technologies, materials and approaches have emerged that will help reshape the face of public spaces.
Offices: Building barriers between workers, capitalizing on outdoor spaces, and choosing the right surface materials are just a few ways architects and designers are creating new office spaces that keep employees safe, comfortable and productive. Surfaces with high-cleanability will continue to grow in popularity, including non-porous materials, like Corian® Solid Surface that dramatically helps improve hygiene with far fewer spots for germs and bacteria to hide. In addition to choosing the right materials, diligent cleaning of frequently touched surfaces in the office, such as desks, office kitchens, and restrooms, has become a major consideration when it comes to the long-term durability of materials.
Restaurants: Innovative design has long been a way to differentiate from competitors and attract/retain customers in the food industry. Many companies have implemented full rebranding efforts that harken back to a 70s retro feel. These rebranding efforts extend into their physical spaces and ensure form is matching function by increasing drive-through capacity, enhancing digital and online ordering experiences, and creating additional outdoor seating spaces. Businesses with tables that are spaced 6 feet apart or leverage drive-through, delivery, take-out, or curbside pick-up, can foster a secure environment and establish trust with their customers.
Hotels: From creating social suites for people to take private meetings in the lobby, to increased cleaning and maintenance protocols to ensure each room is sanitized before guests arrive, hotels need to reimagine shared spaces to guarantee patrons feel safe. For 2021, architects and designers are looking to heavily index on the human health aspects of their hotel designs. Some hotels have introduced disinfectant sprays that require the room to be left untouched for a minimum of three hours. Others are requiring rooms stay vacant for 24 hours after guests leave to allow for the correct cleaning procedures to be followed.
Airports: The travel industry was hit hard in 2020, and people will be hesitant to begin traveling again until these spaces are considered safe – even well after the pandemic is widely contained. Airport cleanliness will be paramount, especially the restrooms. For example, restrooms that include Privacy Plus® Partitions, made with Corian® Solid Surface in the LaGuardia Airport have provided patrons with peace of mind through custom-designed restroom stalls that boast privacy, cleanability and elegance. While things like bathrooms may seem trivial, they are often the first stop at an airport for passengers and will continue to be one of the most important spaces to keep clean and comfortable.
"Where open concept floor plans and communal spaces once reigned supreme, architects and designers are now looking at how to redefine privacy," said Katie Congress, Commercial Marketing Leader, Corian® Design. "In many ways, the pandemic has reinforced the importance of social connections. Seeing people and sharing spaces is such a vital part of the human experience. Creating safe, private, and clean places that offer peace of mind for people will play a significant role in how we reopen public spaces."