The square and rectangular shapes and the wood grain change and alternate creating an unoriented floor, which follows free and fluid spatial sequences.
A mystical balance of relationships and proportions make up a wooden floor that knows how to amaze and surprise in the name of simplicity and logic of timeless beauty.
This composition with a natural, only apparently conventional beauty, requires an extra dose of courage and commitment in its realization, precisely because its extraordinary nature is not only external but derives from relationships intrinsic to the material itself.
Alexander Brenner studied architecture and urban planning at the University of Stuttgart, graduating with distinction in 1987, and founded his own studio in 1990. His atelier designs villas, residential houses, art galleries and private collections, uniting the building, the interiors and every fitting in one design language.
Widely awarded, he was named one of Germany’s top ten architects by the Goethe-Institut in 2016. For Listone Giordano he designed the Between and Conte wood floors.
