01. Intro

The Grand Tower, in Frankfurt, is the tallest residential tower in Germany, with a height of 172 meters. It stands out from everything that was previously built in Germany in terms of residential buildings.

Designed by Magnus Kaminiarz & Cie and developed by GSP, thanks to its architecture and technology, it has already won several international awards.

SICIS has realized the structural parts of the hall, walls in Vetrite and mosaic and has also furnished the entire reception area.

02. The development

A wall in Diamond mosaic, tesserae with a particular diamond shape, in brown degradé with inserts of gold, blue and green tiles in tone, winds for 17 meters in length and 6 in height shaping a sinuous curve that embraces the whole area.

The large front windows bring inside an intense natural brightness that makes the decorated surfaces more effective. While at night, it is the central wall in backlit Vetrite that brings out a soft light and creates a cosy atmosphere. In the wall, there is a fireplace always lit that gives to the ambience a real touch of charm.

The Vetrite wall is also 6 meters high and extends over a length of 5.

The harmony of the selected colours, the fluidity of the surfaces and the effects of the backlighting give life to an incredibly welcoming and elegant environment.

For the furniture, we chose sofas, tables and other elements of the SICIS Home Collections that match perfectly with the whole.

Another project in which SICIS is proud to have participated and where it was able to present, perhaps in the most impactful part of the whole structure, the real beauty of its materials and furniture collections.