Gardens Illustrated Magazine

MAKING A STATEMENT

Landscape architect Stefano Marinaz has a rule that he tries to avoid using the same materials twice. To that end, he is always on the lookout for the new, the beautiful and the interesting, and so when he spotted some lustrous 3D tiles at an interior design show in Paris a few years ago, the attraction was immediate. “Their pattern reminds me of leaves,” he says.

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