Jonathan Adler Creates Dreamland with Caesarstone

Jonathan Adler, US interior designer globally acclaimed for his take on Modern American Glamour,
collaborated with Caesarstone on an installation that took the brand’s quartz surfaces
into the realm of fantasy and beautiful illusion.

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Called Dreamland, the installation was unveiled at the Interior Design Show 2020 in Toronto (January 16 to 19) and was described by Adler as ‘a portal into the world of fantasy’.

Adler challenged the traditional perception of Caesarstone – as a solid, fixed surface embracing straight lines and sharp angles – by creating a walk-through heavenly cloudscape in a rainbow of vibrant colours and textures. Clouds, faces, ostrich feathers and a giant rainbow arch were key features of Dreamland, along with neoclassical columns inspired by Caesarstone’s headquarters located in the old Roman part of the city of Caesara, Israel.

Each piece of Dreamland was beautifully crafted in an array of Caesarstone surfaces, from the purest of whites (Empira and Intense White) to the dramatic blacks of Piatra Grey, Vanilla Noir and Jet Black along with classical marbles such as Statuario Maximus. The beautifully textured terrazzos of Atlantic Salt and Nougat contrasted with the concrete, heavily patinated, beautiful textures of Cloudburst Concrete and Airy Concrete. Luscious, unadulterated glamour was introduced in the form of two of Caesarstone’s back-lit semi-precious stone surfaces – the deep blues of Dumortierite and the pristine White Quartz.