Material, Detail, and Contemporary Design
Simple gestures and straight lines that never intersect characterize Tail’s texture, tracing the essence of the material. The ordered, architectural grooves are enriched with metal inserts, highlighting the natural qualities of the marble and enhancing its interaction with light.
Tail is available in Bianco HX, Savoia, Portofino, Grown, and Belgian Blue, offering chromatic versatility and material continuity for any project. The collection combines form and functionality, creating harmonious, modular surfaces with high aesthetic impact, ideal for residential, hospitality, and contract projects.
TAIL Contract at Casa sul Lago, Como
A notable example of Tail in use is Casa sul Lago, designed by Pierattelli Architetture. In this private residence, Tail surfaces define the atmosphere of the interiors, interacting with custom furnishings, natural materials, and large openings overlooking the landscape.
Certain areas of the house were realized with Bespoke solutions by Luce di Carrara, developed to integrate perfectly with furnishings, spaces, and specific functions. The project reflects the approach of Pierattelli Architetture, as documented in the monograph Architettura nel Dettaglio (Giunti Editore, 2025): material, light, and joints become design tools, capable of creating atmosphere and identity even in complex settings. Tail translates this vision into a surface that is replicable but never neutral, measured yet deeply expressive, contributing to a harmonious continuum between interior and exterior.
Architecture as a Narrative of Materials
In Tail, marble becomes an architectural language: lines, incisions, light, and shadows create surfaces that communicate and define rhythm and elegance within the space. The collection is ideal for high-end contract and residential projects, offering aesthetic continuity, modularity, and strong visual impact, while still allowing for Bespoke customization when needed.
Photo Credits: Nicola Gnesi
