Kvadrat
Sen

Name: Sen
Brand: Kvadrat

Year of design: 2023

Sen unites a play of contrasting lines with a three-dimensional, rippled matt surface and a pleasant cotton-like feel. It brings to mind the calm sense of minimalism associated with Japanese rock gardens.

The colour scale for Sen draws on the combed sand and reliefs typically found in zen gardens. It combines light neutrals associated with White Sand, Rock, and Travertine.

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