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In good design, it’s not always the case that bigger means better. Similarly, small changes can’t always produce big results. However, with the release of Fibonacci's new extra-large terrazzo slabs, what seems like an incremental upsize has created a colossal optimisation to its design potential.

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“Our original large format slab offering was 3050x1250x20mm, but we’re always looking for ways to maximise the design potential of our range, and to anticipate market trends. To this end, we created the extra-large terrazzo slab, which, at 3050x1400x30mm doesn’t sound substantially bigger, but it’s actually 60% more product, and that extra 150mm of height and 10mm of thickness has greater benefits than you’d initially anticipate,” says Fibonacci Founder, Michael Karakolis.

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From practicalities, to aesthetics, to the environment, the new extra-large terrazzo slabs have an impressive line-up of benefits:
<ul><li>Value – they are extra wide and extra thick, providing 60% more product at no extra cost</li></ul>
<ul><li>Size - They are the largest format terrazzo slabs available on the market</li></ul>
<ul><li>Durability – they are now even stronger due to their increased size</li></ul>
<ul><li>Liveability – customers are demanding bigger kitchens, and kitchen benches are becoming more multi-use, such as WFH spaces. The average bench width was traditionally 600mm, and island benches were 900mm. Now they’re anything up to 1m or even 1.2m, so these slabs provide more required surface space</li></ul>
<ul><li>Coverage – larger areas can be covered with fewer joins</li></ul>
<ul><li>Economy – you can create two larger benchtops (650mm) from one slab.</li></ul>
<ul><li>Less wastage – less fabrication on site means less overall waste</li></ul>
<ul><li>No need to laminate – the 10mm thicker edge negates the need for lamination, also reducing waste.</li></ul>
<ul><li>Design possibilities – the larger size presents more opportunities for designers to create bespoke pieces for their clients.</li></ul>

Fibonacci ups the design ante with new extra-large terrazzo slabs

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Fibonacci’s desire to create a product that ‘is more than the sum of its parts’ has once again been realised as being more than a lofty design fever dream with the release of Strato Collezione Marmi, a dynamic range of furniture and decorative accessories by <a href="https://biasol.com.au/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Biasol Studio</a>.

Strato Collezione is a limited edition range of modernist pieces constructed of Fibonacci’s <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/deep-vault" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Deep Vault</a> slabs and marble. “Strato is inspired by the artistic expression of Ettore Sottsass’s infamous Memphis movement with each piece distinguished by nominated materials expressed through geometric form - whilst conforming to its small batch manufacturing, limited collection appeal,” says Jean-Pierre Biasol, founder and director.
Exuding a playful graphic ambience alongside distilled sculptural form and gravitas, Strato Collezione Marmi is driven by a similar design purpose to that of the Memphis Group - whose abandonment of trend shook the status quo. Designed and made in Melbourne, each piece has been conceived as a cornerstone object with the modernist design ingenuity to compliment any space.

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Appearing simultaneously playful and monolithic, the Strato coffee and side tables are built upon graphic stacked discs of alternating deep green marble and Deep Vault’s power-packed cluster of steely white, grey and jade tones. Accessory bowls and trays perfectly complement the tables but would act equally successfully as stand-alone pieces.
The Strato Collezione perfectly and precisely expresses the ideals and design intent behind the Fibonacci Dramaturgy slab range. It was created for designers, architects, furniture and object makers to break the status quo – to design pieces that are interesting, evocative and pushing the boundaries. Fibonacci is not just about a benchtop or splashback - and the unique beauty of these bespoke creations is made all the more pertinent in these times of supply chain challenges – we guarantee certainly of supply on all of our products, thereby encouraging the creating of bespoke pieces for all projects, big and small.

Fibonacci; design beyond the basics

Confidence in product and supply

Fibonacci is a proudly Australian family owned company, creating the widest range of inspiring, original, exclusive designs in both tile and slab formats. Our products are showcased in a wide range of inspiring environments throughout Australia and beyond, across a range of commercial, retail, hospitality and residential applications.

Conceived for creators, unique designs, unrivalled quality, endless applications

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When invited by NGV Melbourne Design Week to create a piece of work utilising the waste generated by her practice, architect and multi-disciplinary designer Rosanna Ceravolo created a sculpture inspired by the architecture studio’s sample library, and by extension, the wastage generated by building procurement at large.

Rosanna’s elegant structure of offcuts from Fibonacci Stone’s slab products <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/the-graduate" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Graduate</a> and <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/softshell" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">SoftShell</a> highlight the design industry’s need for a greater focus on the circular-economy yet also, by nature of its materiality, stressed its robustness through references to architectures of bygone eras to remind us of the potential longevity and enduring quality of the work of architects. 
 Congratulations to Rosanna on this stunning work for By-Product 2021.

Not wasting, wanting: Rosanna Ceravolo’s ode to robust design and material choices.

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There’s an old saying about how stones can’t be polished without friction, and apart from its obvious reference to the material product of our business, it’s also a great metaphor for the past year. So, whilst acknowledging all of its unique hardships and heartbreaks, we’re choosing to concentrate on the shining moments, and we’re celebrating the incredible efforts of our amazing clients and our unbeatable staff and support teams at Fibonacci.
Across Australia, our stone has been laid in many outstanding projects within the residential, hospitality, commercial and even medical sectors. It has inspired material palettes – and resolved others; it’s been the star and the support act; and it’s been lauded by architects, designers, specifiers and end-users for its technical abilities, strength, durability, and importantly, its beauty.

Whilst it’s impossible to list each and every project, there a few that have really captured the spirit of Fibonacci, such as the masterful recreation of ‘The Stables’ bar in one of Perth’s CBD’s oldest buildings which featured <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/the-sunbaker" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Sunbaker</a>. The highly imaginative use of <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/the-graduate">The Graduate</a> by Maria Danos Architecture saw the creation of a stunning sculptural central bar at <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/in-use/mr-robertson-cafe-by-maria-danos-architecture" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Mr Robertson</a>, and the atmospheric <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/fatimas-reflection">Fatima’s Reflection</a> provided a robust and symbolic base for the Florence Café by CoLab Design Studio.

The versatile appeal of <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/the-naturaliste" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Naturaliste</a> provided an unexpectedly serene addition to the floors of <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/in-use/marquise-flagship-store-by-doherty-design-studio" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Marquise Babywear’s flagship</a> store by Doherty Design Studio, and Esoteriko Interior Architecture took a real estate office to the next level with its incredible use of <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/abstrakt" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Abstrakt</a> in the flooring, a bespoke front desk and bathroom vanities at <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/in-use/the-rubinstein-group-by-esoteriko" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Rubinstein Group</a> Offices in Woollahra.

The traditionally sterile-looking environment of a <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/in-use/q-dermatology-by-outline-design-office" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">dermatology practice</a> was given a serious makeover by Outline Design Studio who implemented both <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/flannel-flower" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Flannel Flower</a> and <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/wintersun" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Wintersun</a> into its flooring, ingeniously linking them with a brass inlay of the Q Dermatology logo. Our own star shooter, Haydn Cattach created a close-up worthy kitchen for his own <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/in-use/haydn-cattach-photographic-studio-by-nick-pearce-furniture-studio" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">photographic studio</a> with <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/the-raven" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Raven</a>, and in a feat of monochromatic mastery, Biasol Design created a <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/in-use/casa-chiaroscuro-by-biasol-design-studio" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">home of epic grandeur</a> featuring our wonderfully moody <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/eventide" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Eventide</a>.

Celebrating the bright lights of 2020 (yes, there were some)

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The ongoing curation of our tile range is something we all get excited about here at Fibonacci Stone. Each tile design has its own unique provenance and has been well and truly put through its paces – both technically and aesthetically. Yet rushing new releases to capture fleeting trends isn’t what we are about – rather, we continue to strive for a timeless balance, and believe this depth of design is evident in each new release.
In 2020 we launched seven designs – all wildly divergent in look and feel, but each instantly found its place within our ‘extended family’ of five ranges. The best part of the release though, is when our clients – the leading architects, designers and specifiers – greet these designs with such appreciation, and instantly find places for them in outstanding projects of their own. As with all Fibonacci products, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/bloc" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Bloc</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/coral-underground" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Coral Underground</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/brackish" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brackish</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/striker">Striker</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/wolf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Wolf</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/ghosted" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Ghosted</a> and <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/polarity" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Polarity</a> are stocked items with no lead-time, which means no delays, and no re-selections for your projects.

2020’s highlights reel – seven new designs join the Fibonacci collection.

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Since its debut, the Fibonacci Stone slab range has received rave reviews, encores, and even spawned some spin-offs. “With our large format slab range, we released a product that in itself creates countless design opportunities – we found that architects, designers and specifiers leapt at the chance to implement it in bespoke creations from countertops and bars through to furniture such as desks, seating and tables, across offices, commercial and residential projects,” says Founder, Michael Karakolis.
“Quickly, the demand came for us to add more depth to the range, and to even make some of our existing tile designs available in this format. It’s been a runaway hit, and this year saw the addition of <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/the-graduate">The Graduate</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/carmelita" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Carmelita</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/deep-vault" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Deep Vault</a> and <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/softshell" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">SoftShell</a> to our exclusive, large-format slab offering.”

<a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/collection/dramaturgy">Discover the Dramaturgy Slab Collection.</a>
Photography by Haydn Cattach

2020’s highlights reel – More excellent performances from our Dramaturgy slab range

Fibonacci welcomes <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/ghosted" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Ghosted</a> and <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/polarity" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Polarity</a> to the Matter collection.
Sometimes, it’s better to take things slowly – indeed, this must be one of the biggest collective lessons of our recent times. And, in the tale of the creation of these complex and layered new stone designs, we reveal more about the design process here at Fibonacci, and also about our desire to meld contemporary aesthetics with ancient traditions. As they say, timing is everything. When conceiving the two latest designs in our ethereal Matter collection, Founder Michael Karakolis looked to create a place in between the old and new worlds of terrazzo. Never one for the breakneck speed of trends, he strives to achieve a timeless balance, where the depth of a design is evident.

“Ghosted and Polarity were challenging to develop, but really worth it in the long run, as they have added another dimension to our collection,” says Karakolis. “More and more, designers love to see the intricacies and layers in a material, and there is a lot going on in our products – even in the most seemingly subtle ones.”
With over 300 designs in various stages of production at any time, Fibonacci has a wealth of material to draw upon – and designers are often delighted to be given a preview of an almost-released stone. Ghosted and Polarity have already been well received by some of Australia’s top interior designers prior to their release - including Flack Studio and Plus Architecture - as well as Doherty Design Studio, who commissioned both for a very special, yet to be revealed, residential project.

In describing her response to Ghosted, Mardi Doherty, Principal at Doherty Design Studio says, “What drew us in at first was the subtlety of this tile - the grey base exuded a sense of calm, warmth and softness that you don't always see in terrazzo”.
“However, the strength in this tile wasn't limited to the base colour. It appeared almost like a jewellery box of sorts - there was a beautiful mix of white and black aggregate, but on closer examination we started to see pops of nude blush and moments of green. These unexpected surprises created an added layer of complexity and interest that made us extremely excited to use this product.
“It's definitely not a showy 'here I am' kind of tile - instead it slowly reveals itself to you - we're still seeing new things in this tile, even having worked with it for a number of months. What it does provide is a beautiful and very versatile base for you to build our design on” says Mardi.

Similarly, the appeal of Polarity was its slow-burn reveal.
“We always saw Polarity as the moody, dramatic cousin to Ghosted, however, much like Ghosted it was the unexpected moments and layering that we found really captivating. Rich pops of cinnamon are deftly woven throughout the tile - when you see this en masse it may be the first thing that you are drawn to, however as with Ghosted not only did it provide a wonderful base for us to build on from a design perspective, we also loved the thought of someone living with this tile in their home and it still surprising them and revealing these little hidden moments to them years down the track,” says Mardi.

With the strength and durability of all Fibonacci products, Ghosted and Polarity are perfect for use in hospitality or high-traffic area projects where the tiles will wear in beautifully over time.
As with all of the products in our range, all of the products in Matter Collection are stocked items, with NO LEAD TIME​. This means no need to re-select, no project delays and no disappointed clients.

Indulging in the delicious beauty of a slow reveal.

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“These four designs are important additions to our very successful <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/collection/intuit" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Intuit</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/collection/matter" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Matter</a> and <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/collection/ankle-deep" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Ankle Deep</a> collections,” says Founder, Michael Karakolis. “Our commitment to offering unique and exclusive designs is unwavering, and as such, we’ve looked to create some entirely new designs, as well as a few extensions to our established offerings.”
“Inspired by the brutal, the bush and even epicurean pleasures, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/bloc" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Bloc</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/brackish" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brackish</a>, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/coral-underground" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Coral Underground</a> and <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/striker" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Striker</a> represent a further depth of choice to architects, designers and specifiers.”

Raw and unpretentious in its aesthetic, Bloc exhibits all of the strength and beauty of Brutalist forms. The grainy grey and black-flecked base serves to anchor the light to mid-grey Carrera marble chips, creating a modest and restrained aesthetic.

Bloc is a subtle yet striking extension to our very successful <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/flannel-flower" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Flannel Flower</a> design, and is available in 400x400 and 600x600.

Brackish has a subdued palette of white and faded grey with a sharp, gritty vibe, reminiscent of the brackish waters of oyster estuaries. Superb pearl-like hints of warm cream bring to mind Hemingway's famous quote après-oysters, “I lost the empty feeling and began to be happy and make plans."
Brackish offers a slightly more restrained offering to our popular <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/poppin" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Poppin’</a>, and is available in 400x400 and 600x600.

Ultra-sophisticated and unexpected, Coral Underground turns the tables on traditional stone schemes with its diamond-like silver-grey shards set into the palest coral base. Feminine without being girly, its strength lies in its overall subtlety when laid en masse.

Coral Underground sits beautifully within our Intuit collection, offering a vigorous design in a warmer counterpart to the crisp coolness of <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/rocketman" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Rocketman</a>, and is available in 400x400 and 600x600.

The flash of a tin pan catching the sun as the fossicker's eye scans the swirling stones for fortune. Amongst the smooth, rounded, pebbles of bisque, olive, tan, sand and beige, there lies a golden glint, a lucky strike. The beauty of Striker lies in its earthy and sophisticated palette, providing the perfect base for a contemporary Australian project.

An unabashedly nostalgic design, Striker encompasses the native Australian bush palette, a fitting addition to our Ankle Deep collection, that sits perfectly between <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/freckle" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Freckle</a> and <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/road-trip" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Road Trip</a> and is available in 400x400 and 600x600.

As with all Fibonacci designs, these are stocked items with no lead-time, which means no delays, and no reselections.

It’s 2020 forward vision for Fibonacci, with the release of four stunning new designs.

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Although ancient in its beginnings, the rich tradition of creating composite stone has become an enduring craft, universally coveted by architects, designers and homemakers. But, as with most things created here in Australia, we like to add our own spin – or in our case – our own grit, to the story. Our unique Antipodean light, lifestyle and landscape calls for products that work within our own design vernacular.

“We work alongside Australia’s foremost architects, designers and builders, seeing the best new Australian commercial and residential projects from concept through to completion, and being able to provide terrazzo products that speak to these projects is an incredibly important part of our business,” says Fibonacci Founder, Michael Karakolis. “Our Ankle Deep range is inspired by the raw beauty of the Australian landscape, and is steeped in the colours and the sprit of Australia Felix.”

We also are thrilled to introduce a new addition to the <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/collection/Ankle-Deep" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Ankle Deep</a> range – <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/road-trip" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Road Trip</a>.

<a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/cool-stream" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Cool Stream</a> is reminiscent of translucent, wintery streambeds, where specks of bluestone pepper the ground between small stones of rust, olive and grey. En masse it appears cool, but up close, the warm hues will shine.

Recalling the beauty of tiny freckles appearing on pale skin after a day in the sun, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/freckle" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Freckle</a> is a beautiful mix of softly rounded marble, limestone and granite is set within a warm white base. The occasional appearance of small burgundy and brown shades only increases the warmth and complexity of this stunning tile.

The blue horizon is a hot haze ahead; the dust and hurling stones flying behind. The windows down, travelling tunes, truck stops and the rhythmic bounce of tyres over rough-hewn roads.
It was this exhilarating feeling of escape that inspired <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/road-trip" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Road Trip</a>, with its mix of classic Australian stoney hues of olive, bisque, grey, black and a hint of umber.

Introducing the Ankle Deep range of terrazzo by Fibonacci

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This is not a drill…
“Why yes, that product is available.
Yessssss, right now.
As in, immediately.
Noooo, there are no lead times... you can totally have it, like now... actually!”
And the best bit is - we are not pranking you!
 After a three-year overhaul to our supply chain, Fibonacci can now boast (a little) that we are the only Australian terrazzo stone company with a totally planned inventory - which means that our entire collection is available right now - not just a smattering of odds, ends, and project left-overs. “We have finally turned the tables in favour of the designer and the client,” says Founder, Michael Karakolis. 
“We’re well aware of the exacting nature of our clients – the architects, designers and the specifiers – and they abhor having to choose the next available option. It dilutes their design intent, leads to heartbreak for both designer and client, and results in unwanted compromise, and blow-outs in completion dates,” says Michael.
“Truly unique products, the ones that can’t be replicated, can make such a significant contribution to a project’s overall design, however these products often have limited availability or long lead times, making it impossible to meet project completion dates,” he says. “We feel it’s a big and important achievement for us to be able to take the stress and uncertainty out of the specification process, guaranteeing no lead time, and therefore, no need for re-selections,” he says. 
And if you’ve been keeping a tab on us, you will remember we said there would be more to come? We’re constantly refining our collection, honing the classics and responding to market trends. There’s too many to show you at one time, so here’s a snap-shot of our latest updates and additions.

The <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/collection/Ankle-Deep" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Ankle Deep</a> range represents our appreciation of the timeless beauty of nature, and our ongoing desire to capture its beauty in our interiors.

The <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/the-sunbaker" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Sunbaker</a> brings to mind a cooling dip in clear running water along a shallow riverbank, the soles of your feet navigating the mixture of smooth and sharp-edged pebbles. Timeless and intrinsically Australian in hue, The Sunbaker is ideally suited to honest, organically inspired architecture.

Recalling the beauty of tiny freckles appearing on pale skin after a day in the sun, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/freckle" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Freckle</a> is a beautiful mix of softly rounded marble, limestone and granite is set within a warm white base. The occasional appearance of small burgundy and brown shades only increases the warmth and complexity of this stunning tile.

The palest tones of flesh, blush and salmon, inspired by the beauty of a ballerina's steps en pointe. We've christened this '<a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/pavlova" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Pavlova</a>', as she was widely considered the first to adopt the pointe shoe, and for more obvious reasons... its resemblance to her eponymous and delicious dessert.

Otherworldly in shape and form, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/abstrakt" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Abstrakt</a> is sublimely gentle in its palette and composition, its pieces seeming to drift breezily around each other. Referencing the playful elements of design from the 1950s to 80s, it's inkblot-like shapes in shades of grey marble are set within a white base and present an assured, modernist form.

Hints of warmth in these beautifully translucent light grey and white shards create an unexpected softness (kind of like when the sun hits the slopes...or the ice in your poolside cocktail). When set into an even mid-grey base, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/lands-edge" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Lands Edge</a>'s effect is subtle, inviting a tactile response – it’s one of those products you’ll want to reach out and touch.

Dramatically set within a cool dark grey base, white, platinum and steely shapes pop with intense strength, as if hit by a spotlight. <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/poppin" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Poppin'</a> is a startling base for any strong monochromatic scheme.

Photography by Haydn Cattach
Styling and Art Direction by Bek Sheppard

End to lead-time frustrations

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To intuit is to know or discover by intuition... and, if there’s one thing designers might (we said might) agree on, it’s that decision making is not always rooted in logic or reason. And if we had a dollar for every time a client or customer said “I don’t know why I like it, but I just know I do,” well, we’d probably still be here, but we’d also be browsing a Tesla brochure. Design decision-making is as much about gut-instinct, familiarity and intuition – as it is the practical considerations, which is why we’ve brought together this family of styles under the <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/collection/intuit" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Intuit</a> banner. 
“Ostensibly the most traditional of our terrazzo styles, the Intuit range is where history, nature and memory converge in a beautifully crafted Fibonacci product,” says Founder Michael Karakolis. “From the pleasurably faint warmth found in winter sun, to the reassuring sound of raindrops pelting the ground outside, or the recollection of writing on a chalkboard as a child, each of the Intuit range evokes rich memories, and a sense of beautiful familiarity.

The perfect contemporary neutral that brings to mind the unexpected pleasure of the warmth of soft winter sun. Featuring elegantly elongated Carrara marble pieces in soft, faded greys set within a fresh white base, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/wintersun" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Wintersun</a> is an extremely versatile terrazzo for varied interior scheme.

<a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/cloudburst" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Cloudburst</a> hits the ground at a gentle pace, and its occasional warm russet stone delivers an overall soft and fragmented surface. Fine marble chips, with a smattering of black dust in the base create a stunningly contemporary finish, which appears lighter when laid en masse.

A subtly gentle fusion of patterns that resemble a pale, traditional terrazzo, the characteristics of <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/flannel-flower" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Flannel Flower</a> bring to mind a recognisable and reassuring form.
A gentle mix of warm grey and fresh white Carrara marble conflate within a light grey base to an almost translucent neutral in which, en masse, the larger chips become dominant and a lighter overall surface prevails.

Like its namesake metal that has forever been a symbol of prestige and dependability, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/platinum" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Platinum</a> presents a highly consistent neutral finish that is perfectly suited for use as a clean canvas for a wide range of room schemes.
Its ultrafine shards of predominantly white and grey Carrara marble are densely set within a neutral grey base which lend it the uniform appearance of a stone product.

<a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/steel" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Steel</a> was based on the unique composition of marble and cement developed in Platinum Terrazzo Tiles – a favourite of many leading interior designers and architects. Steel introduces a bold blue grey tone to the range that’s reminiscent of unfinished steel

Dramatic and transformative, <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/the-raven" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Raven</a> is a striking blend of rounded and acicular black marble chips, softened by a light grey base.
Perfectly suited to sophisticated, urbane interiors, this is a luxe, more refined alternative to industrial polished concrete.

Introducing the Intuit Collection of terrazzo by Fibonacci

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Here at Fibonacci, we believe that our products are much more than just the sum of their parts. History, craftsmanship, and materiality all converge with today’s best design practices to create a narrative for their future use – enabling us to work with architects and designers to create projects of exceptional quality and timelessness.
It’s an amazing time to be working with Australian and international designers – and to see other creators with a similar outlook doing so well in their respective fields.

Case in point is Nick McDonald, owner, designer and creator of Melbourne-based furniture studio, Made by Morgen. Nick’s childhood was spent on a farm; a building apprenticeship followed, then a stint in a large construction management firm. It was during a trip to Denmark that a fortuitous opportunity to work with and learn from a master furniture craftsman that set Nick on his course.

Back in Melbourne, the chance to design the fit-out for a mates store cemented his future path – and Made By Morgen was born. Its signature style combines a timeless blend of Scandinavian and Japanese influences, – all with a very Australian countenance.
A recent photo shoot by Lillie Thompson, styled by Bek Sheppard, beautifully illustrates the Made By Morgen furniture range. Bek’s stunning sets of pale grey battened walls featured Fibonacci's <a href="https://fibonacci.com.au/terrazzo/the-naturaliste" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Naturaliste</a> tiles - providing a sublime backdrop for Made By Morgen’s unique and individualised pieces. It was a great shoot be involved with, and we are very much looking forward to watching the future evolution of Made By Morgen.