Forests Clap!GO Collection
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Stanton
Delicate and light
CLAP! WALL
1226 x 130 x 3 mm
CLAP! FLOOR
1220 x 181 x 5 mm
STANTON MOOR FOREST
UNITED KINGDOOM
Stanton Moor, northern England, hosts four mysterious circles of stone. Many legends surround the forest and its stones, almost all related to Druids and the cult of ancient deities.
Letea
Elegant and cozy
CLAP! WALL
1226 x 130 x 3 mm
CLAP! FLOOR
1220 x 181 x 5 mm
LETEA FOREST
ROMANIA
Wild horses, vines, 700 year old oak trees, sand dunes: Letea is the northern most subtropical forest in the world. Hidden away from the eyes and paths of most tourists, the forest contains itself numerous secrets, carefully guarded.
Caddo
Distinct and comfortable
CLAP! WALL
1226 x 130 x 3 mm
CLAP! FLOOR
1220 x 181 x 5 mm
CADDO FOREST
TEXAS, USA
Wild horses, vines, 700 year old oak trees, sand dunes: Letea is the northern most subtropical forest in the world. Hidden away from the eyes and paths of most tourists, the forest contains itself numerous secrets, carefully guarded.
Tsingy
Direct and smalized
CLAP! WALL
1226 x 130 x 3 mm
CLAP! FLOOR
1220 x 181 x 5 mm
TSINGY NATURE RESERVE
MADAGASCAR
In Malagasy, tsingy means ‘where one cannot walk barefoot’. The Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the largest example of a tsingy forest on Earth, which includes a veritable cathedral of limestone.
Sequoia
Chic and exemplary
CLAP! WALL
1226 x 130 x 3 mm
CLAP! FLOOR
1220 x 181 x 5 mm
SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK
CALIFORNIA, USA
This dramatic landscape testifies to nature’s size, beauty, and diversity: huge mountains, rugged foothills, deep canyons, vast caverns, and the world’s largest trees.
Maui
Gentle and tidy
CLAP! WALL
1226 x 130 x 3 mm
CLAP! FLOOR
1220 x 181 x 5 mm
PAINTED FOREST
HAWAII, USA
It is hard to believe your eyes crossing this forest: along the path that runs through it you find the Eucalyptus Rainbow groves, a very special species of plant found only on this island of Hawaii.
Spinosa
Warm and shapely
CLAP! WALL
1226 x 130 x 3 mm
CLAP! FLOOR
1220 x 181 x 5 mm
SPINOSA FOREST
MADAGASCAR
The Spiny Forest is like nowhere else on Earth. The strange vegetation teems with even weirder wildlife and a unique biodiversity has developed. Within the spiny forest ecoregion plant assemblages are by no means uniform: rainfall is erratic, soils vary and distinct local species communities have developed.
Rata
Cosy and balanced
CLAP! WALL
1226 x 130 x 3 mm
CLAP! FLOOR
1220 x 181 x 5 mm
RATA FOREST
NEW ZELAND
Rata is a very common type of tree in New Zealand, with a typical ‘knotty’ shape. This forest is located on the island of Enderby, which is actually full of gnarled trunks, whose branches create a fairytale tangle.
Ama
Substantial and stable
CLAP! TILES
940 x 465 x 5 mm
AMA DABLAM MOUNTAIN
NEPAL
Known as the Matterhorn of the Himalayas, Ama Dablam is a daunting peak rising 6,856 meters tall and is one of the most spectacular mountains in the world, as well as a true dream for mountaineers.
Geria
Exclusive and sober
CLAP! TILES
940 x 465 x 5 mm
LA GERIA
LANZAROTE, SPAIN
‘Geria’ indicates the conical hole dug in the volcanic gravel and bordered with rocks that allows to retain the little water available. Thanks to this ingenious technique, in the island of Lanzarote an almost impossible challenge takes place: vine cultivation in the heart of a lava landscape.
Miri
Ivory and versatile
CLAP! TILES
940 x 465 x 5 mm
MIRI GUNUNG MULU NATIONAL PARK
MALAYSIA
The Gunung Mulu National Park in Miri in the Malaysian Borneo is an actual city of stone: grottos, tunnels and pinnacles of rock that look like skyscrapers. A natural environment with an allure without equals.
Mono
Sculptural and innocent
CLAP! TILES
940 x 465 x 5 mm
MONODENDRI STONE FOREST
GREECE
Near the Greek city of Monodendri with its grand rocks found in the area aptly named, Stone Forest, megalithic columns modelled by nature into actual sculptures: a miracle of stone.
Kun
Essential and contemporary
CLAP! TILES
940 x 465 x 5 mm
KUNMING SHILIN STONE FOREST
CHINA
In southern China, near Kunming, very large limestone formations rise towards the sky like very tall stone trees. A grand sight that the human eye has a hard time sustaining.