maxberg Long Wave

Wave – Form Shaped by Light.
It comes in two variants: smooth satin and rough matt.
In architecture, matter meets light, creating a space that interacts with the senses. Long Wave façade tiles redefine the way surfaces perceive light and shadow. Its subtle concave face enhances dynamic visual effects, introducing rhythm and depth to both facades and interiors.

The light shade as a compositional element becomes even more pronounced.
The delicate concave shapes of the Long Wave tile are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also a deliberate play of chiaroscuro, which changes depending on the angle of the sun’s rays. The satin version accentuates the soft reflections, emphasising the lightness of the solid, while its rough version allows the textures to come out more strongly.

Rhythm and proportion.
Architecture is based on harmony and order, and Long Wave façade tiles fit perfectly into this philosophy. The repetition of the pattern builds expressive, organic structures that can be scaled and composed into a variety of arrangements, adapting them to the character of the project.

A material that defines the space.
Adapted for both façade and interior applications, the long Wave façade tiles fit into the context of modern, minimalist realisations, but also into more classic compositions. It is not just a cladding – it is a space-shaping element, emphasising the relationship between light, texture and building mass.

The Long Wave façade tile is more than just a detail. It is an architectural tool to create unique, timeless building façades and interior spaces.