Designed by @sascha_lobe, Universally Le Corbusier is part of a new collection of tiles and objects from the first collaboration between @huguetmallorca, Astrid Stavro and Pentagram. Inspired by Le Corbusier’s study of modules and his use of colour and material, Sascha developed a flexible 18-unit tile system. The concept is based on typographic elements that can be arranged into a myriad of mosaics or written words. Countless patterns and designs can be created by arrangement, providing complete decorative and creative liberty. The typographic undercurrent pushes people – whether interior designers, typophiles, architects, homemakers or decor hobbyists – to see tiles from both an ornamental and systematic perspective. The patterns, letterforms and phrases from the modular tile system can be fully bespoke to the homemakers’ needs. This system can also be easily utilised for signage on buildings both internally and externally. The modular font ‘Le Corbusier’ was first introduced as a motion projection on the Corbusier building in Stuttgart, which is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Weissenhof Estate from 1927. The Huguet x Pentagram collection will go on show from today as part of @l_d_f_official. Project team: @kimberly_lloyd, Louis Meeus ........................... The collection will be on display at @cromwellplace, London SW7, part of @brompton_design_district Tuesday Sept 20 — Sunday 25, 2022 ........................... Visit huguetxpentagram.com via the link in our bio to see tiles and objects by @mrwilley @giorgialupi, @astridstavro, @jonmarshalll, @jody_hudsonpowell, @lukejpowell, and @yurisuzukilondon ........................... Photography by @andresfragaperez #LDF2022 #LeCorbusier #typography #interiordesign #architecture #signage @iba_2027