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16 TRAVELOGUE We take you to China, its rich architectural history and the essence of its ancient and modern architecture style and design
20 DESIGN ICON Text By: Panna Roy Choudhury Marcel Wanders breathes a soft romance into bathroom design creating the antiques of tomorrow with an everlasting allure
22 SUSTAINABLE ARTIST Text By: Panna Roy Choudhury Driftwood artist Alan Borg talks to The Tiles of India about his art and his profound love for the sea
24 INNOVATIONS Text By: Panna Roy Choudhury Zaha Hadid Architects amaze us with the KnitCandela, a concrete shell inspired by the fluid forms and the colorful traditional dress of Jalisco in Mexico
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27 TRENDSETTER 2020 is going to be bold and daring with tones of minimalist neutrals married with an understated elegance
34 FEATURE l BATHROOM Karim Rashid with Relax Design has created bathroom collections of sinks, bathtubs and wall panels named Pebble, Duo, Meta
42 SHOWCASE I INTERNATIONAL Text By: Sheetal Joshi Architect Francine Houben, Mecanoo Architecten has completed interior design of LocHal, a world- class library in Tilburg, Netherlands
48 SHOWCASE I INTERNATIONAL Text By: Sheetal Joshi LWK + PARTNERS reveal design
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for Kei Cuisine, a luxury Cantonese restaurant located in Hong Kong
52 SHOWCASE I INTERNATIONAL Text By: Panna Roy Choudhury Paloma Hernaiz and Jaime Oliver of OHLAB give Can Bordoy a sense of an easy romance, style and an unmatched flourish, we take you around…
56 SHOWCASE I RESIDENCE Text By: Sheetal Joshi White House, a distinctive bungalow designed by SHROFFLEóN has a minimalist vibe with a natural feel
60 SHOWCASE I INTERNATIONAL Text By: Sheetal Joshi The Umami restaurant by Architect Emanuele Svetti in Cortona, Italy, is a true
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example of two cultures coming together and creating a fearlessly synergetic design
65 BRAND WAGON ABK presents a new wave of creativity and design with their brand new collection of ceramic wallpapers and ceramic rugs
74 DÉCOR STOP Text By: Sheetal Joshi Pantone’s ‘Classic Blue’ is timeless and enduring hue, elegant in its simplicity. It brings calmness, confidence and connection
82 CURTAIN RAISER EXPO REVESTIR 2020 will be about evolving trends and understanding the many perspectives on contemporary living. We bring you a sneak peek...
84 CURTAIN RAISER Coverings 2020 guarantees to be the successful show of the year 2020, taking place in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA in April 20 – 23, 2020
88 CURTAIN RAISER The 15th Edition of Indian Ceramics Asia 2020 will take place in
Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India from 3 5 March, 2020
89 CURTAIN RAISER Unicera 2020 is slated for March 10- 14, 2020 in Istanbul, Turkey, with expectations of a huge global turnout
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FEATURES This section comprises of famous architects & designers profiling and their project highlights. Know about famous design icon.
Travelogue
Charismatic China We take you to China, its rich architectural history and the essence of its ancient and modern architecture style and design
Great Wall of China, Beijing
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hina is the second largest country in Asia and is famously known for its rich architecture style and history. The country has grown tremendously and has developed its architectural style, having the essence of both ancient and modern architecture. Its ancient architecture classifies structures according to type, ranging from pagodas to palaces. In some part there is also an emphasis on the use of wood, a relatively perishable material. One can see monumental structures built with durable materials and much of the historical knowledge of Chinese architecture is derived from surviving
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miniature models in ceramic and published planning diagrams and specifications. China architecture has also been influenced by Japan, Korea, Mongolia and Vietnam in its architectural style. Chinese architecture is typified by various features; such as, bilateral symmetry, use of enclosed open spaces, the incorporation of ideas related to feng shui such as directional hierarchies, a horizontal emphasis, and the allusion to various cosmological, mythological, or other symbolisms. Modern Chinese architecture refers to everything built in China since about the middle of the
1800s and includes a wide variety of architectural styles. From blends of traditional elements and contemporary techniques to cutting-edge modern architectural icons, Chinese architecture has it all. Talking about its culture, people and food, it is one of the most wonderful places to be around. The high five streets and the hustle and bustle lightings, in the night is hard to miss on. China is also known for its famous technological developments and innovations every other day, but at the same time it has a history of ancient and modern architecture, which is slowly getting its name all over the world.
Travelogue Here are some of the famous monuments and building which embody the architectural history and identity of China: Great Wall of China, Beijing When talking about China, one can never forget the famous architecture monument ‘Great Wall of China,” which is as one of the Seven Wonders of the World and the top ranked tourist destination of China. It has a spectacular defensive structure built to keep intruders from entering the mainland. The construction of the Great Wall began in the 5th century BC and the whole project lasted for centuries, through different dynasties.
(meaning the eternal city), Xian stretches back for more than 3,000 years. It was the eastern end of the famous Silk Road and is regarded as one of the birthplaces of the ancient Chinese and the capital of 13 dynasties for over 1,000 years. The Terracotta Warriors were created by the Emperor Qin Shihuang who united China for the first time in 221
BC after defeating six other states and creating the Qin dynasty which was to give its name to China. The Forbidden City, Beijing The Forbidden City (or the Palace Museum) is one of the must-visit attractions for travelers to China. It used to be an imperial palace in the Ming (1368–1644) and Qing
The Forbidden City, Beijing
The Terracotta Warriers, Central Beijing The Terracotta Warriors are located in Xi’an which is in the Yellow River Basin area of central-northwest China. Known originally as Chang’an
The Terracotta Warriers, Central Beijing
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Travelogue The Forbidden City, Beijing
China architecture has also been influenced by Japan, Korea, Mongolia and Vietnam in its architectural style.
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Travelogue (1644–1911) dynasties. The layout of this palace is strictly according to Chinese fengshui theory. China’s best-preserved imperial palace is the world’s largest ancient palatial structure the essence and culmination of traditional Chinese architectural accomplishment. The National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), Beijing An arts centre containing an opera house in Beijing, People’s Republic of China is the largest theatre complex in Asia. It is designed by French architect Paul Andrew. The NCPA is semi-spherical in appearance, with a long axis length of 212.20 meters in the east-west direction, a short axis length of 143.64 meters in the north-south direction, a height of 46.285 meters, an area of 119,900 square meters, and a total construction area of approximately 165,000 square meters. It includes an opera hall, music hall, theater and art exhibition halls, restaurants, audio shops, and other supporting facilities.
The National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), Beijing
The Shanghai Tower, Shanghai It is the world’s second-tallest building by height to architectural top. However, the title of the world’s fastest elevator now belongs to the Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre, with a top speed of 21 metres per second (76 km/h; 47 mph) achieved in 2017. Designed by international design firm Gensler
and owned by the Shanghai city government, it is the tallest of the world’s first triple-adjacent supertall buildings in Pudong, the other two being the Jin Mao Tower and the Shanghai World Financial Centre. Its tiered construction, designed for high energy efficiency, provides nine separate zones divided between office, retail and leisure use.
The Shanghai Tower, Shanghai
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Design Icon
Antiques of Tomorrow Marcel Wanders breathes a soft romance into bathroom design creating the antiques of tomorrow with an everlasting allure
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enowned product and interior designer Marcel Wanders spoke about the beautiful challenge to make bathrooms look good. Wanders and his studio have worked with the likes of Alessi, Baccarat, KLM, Hyatt Hotels, Louis Vuitton, Puma, Swarovski and many other designs –led brands. Also some of his best known project work with
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companies such as Boffi, Bisazza and an ongoing relationship with Laufen is widely appreciated. He said, “The size and architecture of bathrooms make them a “beautiful challenge” for professional designer. “The role of designers is to manage the relationship that our audience has with the artificial surrounding we are creating.”
“Architecture is unforgiving; it is a square concrete shape without any softness. For us to live in that space we need interiors- we need clothes, wallpaper, curtains. A bathroom is a small concrete space and we’re naked in it, so we’re pretty vulnerable and it’s a very demanding little space, so doing it well is really important. Talking about his projects, he said,
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“The size and architecture of bathrooms make them a “beautiful challenge” for professional designer. “The role of designers is to manage the relationship that our audience has with the artificial surrounding we are creating “I believe that the projects we do are my babies. We try to make a type of design that’s more romantic, more durable, and more meaningful. We try to touch people deeply and make things that people will never throw away. We do the things that people have because they love them – those
things that people love forever. I want to make the antiques of tomorrow. “To surprise the world, you first have to surprise yourself, so that’s our biggest challenge. To find something we are really excited about that, if we pull it off, it makes us better than we were yesterday.”
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Sustainable Artist
OCEAN IN YOUR HOME Driftwood artist Alan Borg talks to The Tiles of India about his art and his profound love for the sea
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ustainable decor art is going to be the future of décor. Décor is an extremely intimate, personal expression of our most innate desires. We choose objects, colours and textures based on things and beliefs we identify with. In the recent times we have seen an upsurge in environmental awareness and a demand for a lifestyle that is in alignment with being socially and environmentally responsible. Driftwood artist Alan Borg from South Australia, Yorke Peninsula is well known across the world for his intricate and lifelike driftwood sculptures which
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are intensely moving yet very chic. They are highly versatile and can be added to almost any décor with an
instant eye catching appeal. They are conversation starters with an intriguing quality
Sustainable Artist to them. Tell us about driftwood art and how you began? I have always been fascinated by the ocean, driftwood art is an extension of the ocean to me. There is so much history, each piece of driftwood has its own story. Whether it has crossed oceans or come from long lost ship wrecks. Because my art is ocean inspired, I prefer to represent the ocean creatures with the materials that the ocean has also delivered. I am also very happy to use environmentally friendly materials in my art and we also as a family collect beach plastic and flotsam and dispose of it responsibly, to give something back to the sea. I have been an avid beach comber since childhood. I have always marveled at the texture, shapes and history of driftwood. Every piece has a story. Maybe even from long past shipwrecks. I soon started collecting and over time building ocean themed sculptures. How is driftwood as a medium to work with? Although I love working with driftwood it sure has its challenges. I am often walking and travel great distances to find driftwood I can work with. Last year we traveled over 15000kms in search of workable
materials. Also because of its unstable nature driftwood can often split and crumble so the right timber is needed. Can you explain your creative process? I gain most of my inspiration from the days spent on the beach collecting driftwood. As I encounter coastal birds and ocean creatures I soon start assembling the driftwood in my mind in the shape and movement of the forms I see. My favourite sculptures are the ones I begin as soon as I return from beach combing. How has been the response to your work?
The response to my work has been amazing and often humbling. I was lucky to never really go through the ‘starving artist’ phase. My art seemed to take off straight away and I now get commissions from international buyers which have inspired me to create more. What are your future plans in terms of expanding your creativity and reach? I have just recently gone full time with my art and have built a Bus to travel Australia with onboard art studio. I would love to continue the growth of international interest in my art and recycle more of the flotsam and jetsom in which I find on the beaches.
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Innovation
DIGITAL DESIGN Zaha Hadid Architects amaze us with the KnitCandela, a concrete shell inspired by the fluid forms and the colorful traditional dress of Jalisco in Mexico
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aha Hadid Architects in collaboration with multiple teams has designed and constructed KnitCandela, a thin sinuous concrete shell built on ultra-lightweight knitted formwork that was carried to Mexico from Switzerland in a suitcase.
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Constructed at the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC) in Mexico City as part of Zaha Hadid Architects’ first exhibition in Latin America, KnitCandela is an experimental structure that pays homage to the Spanish-Mexican architect and engineer Félix Candela. KnitCandela reimagines his inventive concrete
Innovation
The dynamic geometry of KnitCandela’s shell is inspired by the fluid forms of the colourful traditional dress of Jalisco
shell structures through the introduction of new computational design methods and innovative KnitCrete formwork technology. The dynamic geometry of KnitCandela’s shell is inspired by the fluid forms of the colourful traditional dress of Jalisco, Mexico. While the structure’s local builders nicknamed the project ‘sarape’ (a striped scarf that originated in Mexico), KnitCandela’s form references his acclaimed restaurant at Xochimilco; a concept he further developed in several of his subsequent projects. The soft, colourful textile interior of KnitCandela’s shell and its hard,
concrete exterior is visible from all viewing angles. The textile’s striped pattern expresses the knitting fabrication process and the radial symmetry of the shape. This patterning, along with the simultaneous visibility of the soft interior and the hard exterior of the shell enhances the visitor’s spatial experience and the curvatures of the KnitCandela’s form. The architectural design is the latest expression of the Zaha Hadid Architects’ computation and design research group (ZHCODE) for designs that utilise structural and constructional features to enhance the spatial experience of the user. Designed to be constructed jan-feb 2020 The Tiles of India 25
Innovation
The soft, colourful textile interior of KnitCandela’s shell and its hard, concrete exterior is visible from all viewing angles
within a tight schedule, restricted space and minimal budget, it demonstrates the rapid evolution and adaptation of digital design and fabrication to the challenges faced by the construction industry. This experimental structure also explores the possibilities of integrating digital fabrication with the skills of traditional craftsmanship and construction methods. The 50m2 of textile shuttering of KnitCandela’s formwork is comprised of four long strips ranging from 15 m to 26 m in length. 26 The Tiles of India jan-feb 2020
Each of the four strips is a seamless, double-layered textile produced as a single piece. Two layers of textile fulfill different tasks. The visible inside is an aesthetic surface that displays a colourful pattern and reveals traces of the supporting cable-net falsework system. The exterior surface fulfils technical requirements by including features for inserting, guiding and controlling the position of additional formwork elements. The pockets created between the two layers as part of the spatial knitting process are inflated using standard modeling
balloons. These inflated pockets become cavities in the cast concrete, forming a structurally efficient waffle shell without the need for a complex, wasteful formwork. Pockets located on this exterior side of the textile have different knit densities to control the inflated shape and openings for the insertion of the balloons, enabling cavities of different dimensions to be created with one standard balloon size.
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Trendsetter
2020 is going to be bold and daring with tones of minimalist neutrals married with an understated elegance
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brand new year with some old and some new trends has opened up! We bring to you some of the key trends that will determine the decor and design ideas for the year 2020. Trends of minimalism, softer neutral décor and sustainability continue, we see a vegan consciousness seeping in, with a stronger onus on customization and
more bespoke finding its way to our living spaces. We give a roundabout for all that is going to surround us as the year 2020 unfolds… Colours Vibrant yet royal, 2020 will see a lot of variety. Popular colours will be dark red, olive green and classic blue, which is Pantone’s colour of the year
for 2020. Neutral will be the mainstay and will continue to dominate the design scene. Neutral Colour Schemes Neutral colours are in vogue. Minimalist décor is getting increasingly popular and neutral shades add the perfect dash of sophistication to minimalist spaces.
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Vibrant yet royal, 2020 will see a lot of variety. Popular colours will be dark red, olive green and classic blue, which is Pantone’s colour of the year for 2020.
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Trendsetter
Neutrals provide the freedom to ever changing needs of the modern consumer with a large room for mood improvisation as and when necessary. Bold colours in cushions, throws, rugs and curtains can instantly liven up a place and give it a sense of peppy exuberance, the same place can be transformed into muted tones with the use of softer tones without much effort. This ease creates versatility with less effort and more impact. Use of different textures, patterns and layers can add depth to the room. Plants are the perfect accessory,
Major brands like Ikea, Amazon among others are providing consumers with the alternatives to mass produced, unethical manufacturing
not only do they look aesthetically pleasing, but they are also beneficial to your health. Adding plants gives a reason to let in more natural light, a great way to boost happiness within any space. Using different materials, such as metals or wood, is also a great way of adding variety to a room.
Geometric Shapes Geometric shapes create an instant buzz, it’s like opening a bottle of champagne, and they add a striking visual drama with a lasting impact. jan-feb 2020 The Tiles of India 29
Trendsetter Just the right appeal 2020 seeks! They are full of diversity and open up innumerable possibilities. For a funky and unique look, you can use bold colours and a thick-lined pattern on your walls, so cut them up, line them up and or just use them solo, this trend will not disappoint! Sustainable and Responsible Home Décor We have seen a strong preference of sustainable and responsible décor ideas and this trend will grow further into 2020. As a race we are becoming highly conscious of what we use, how we use it and from where is it sourced. People want to be responsible about their consumption. Brands now are vying with each other to ensure that their supply chains and manufacturing is conscious and responsible. Major brands like Ikea, Amazon among others are providing consumers with the alternatives to mass produced, unethical manufacturing. The trends will constantly veer towards, cleaner, neater and value based products that are environmentally supportive. You can incorporate these values
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Trendsetter
For a funky and unique look, you can use bold colours and a thick-lined pattern on your walls, so cut them up, line them up and or just use them solo, this trend will not disappoint!
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Clutter Free Homes The concept of a clutter free, organised home is very popular both in India and abroad. Organised spaces aid creativity and productivity
thereby improving overall efficiency and happiness. So go ahead clean up your space and get rid of all that you haven’t used for over a year. Let Marie Kondo guide you on this journey!
CERAMIC-BATH & KITCHEN Know about the exclusive collections and designs in bath, kitchen and sanitaryware.
Feature I Bathroom
Designer Bathroom Karim Rashid with Relax Design has created bathroom collections of sinks, bathtubs and wall panels named Pebble, Duo, Meta
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he very new Bathroom collection by Karim Rashid with Relax Design is making a storm into the world of bathroom spaces. These collections Pebble, Duo, Meta are comprised of bathroom sinks, bathtubs and wall panels, promises to be unique in terms of design and style. Each reflects the signature style of the designer.
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Feature I Bathroom
Pebble uses a new technology that generates a terrazzo-like pattern in the products. The sinuous and symbolic design, typical of Karim Rashid’s style, takes form in this two-textured model with an intriguing aspect. The different configurations allow contextualizing this Luxolid and Luxolid LAPILLUS sculpture in various locations.
Duo plays with pure geometry and creates a very minimal, but very functional, product that includes storage
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Duo plays with pure geometry and creates a very minimal, but very functional, product that includes storage. The vanity unit with an eccentric and ergonomic design is the highlight in the bathroom. Duo is able to offer functionality and refinement, enhancing the space and catching the eye. This model, provided with wood base cabinet, has two variations of bowl sink, suitable for matching, in Luxolid and Luxolid LAPILLU. The solid oak base has a triple-layer matt lacquer and allows the drain system set-up at floor and wall. An imperceptible push door hides a system of beechwood shelves which make the cabinet peculiar even when it is open.
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Feature I Bathroom
Meta embodies Karim’s design signature, bringing sensual minimalism into the bathroom context. This countertop washbasin has a monolithic aspect characterized by a peculiar play of roundish surfaces. The border design allows the placement of the controls (when provided) directly on the sink. The monolithic look evolves into a dialogue between lights and volumes and the Luxolid and Luxolid LAPILLUS finishes make it even more charming.
Contact Details www.karimrashid.com
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Grohe’s Atrio collection is the most elemental and elegant form to create an iconic object that is built to last. This collection has been created as an icon of elegance and precision with great lasting design and clear vision of aesthetics. It is available in a choice of three finishes and different size options, offering the adaptability to meet the demands of personal taste that make it suited to every scale of design scheme: Contemporary, Classic and Cosmopolitan. www.grohe.com
Kohler has launched Kallista, an exclusive range of decorative bath products which has innovative and sustainable solutions for Indian living spaces. The designs and finishes of all the products have been carefully articulated by prominent designers and architects. Its premium products are crafted from the finest materials like jewel like crystals, hand cut facets, 24-Karatgold and forged brass. These products reinterpret beauty and have compelling designs to provide for an ultra-luxurious experience to discerning global sophisticates in India. www.kohler.co.in
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VitrA has introduced all-new Origin faucets which offer an integrated and charming final touch to the bathroom. It is available in chrome; copper, matt black and brushed nickel and will instantly uplift your bathroom decor with its defined lines. www.vitra-india.com
AGL, a leading ceramic tile manufacturing brand has entered in bathware segment with the launch of AGL bathware. The brand has launched exclusive range of 300 plus SKUs of faucets, showers and bathware accessories range with more than 20 series and is planning to expand gradually including launching premium range in the coming time. The brand will consistently work on incorporating innovative and valueadded products in its product portfolio. The expansion of faucets, showers and bath accessories will complement with their recently launched sanitaryware range to provide complete bathroom solutions under Brand AGL. www.aglasiangranito.com
Roca’s new and versatile vitreous china collection of Inspira offers three lines of design and multiple combinations. With its simple design, the Inspira collection is ideal for all kinds of private environments, as well as semipublic ones, providing at all times avantgrade aesthetics and an extra level of sophistication. It offers wide range of basins and WCs designed to meet all the expectations. www.roca.in
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PROJECTS Prominent national and international architects & designers provide insights on their various projects.
Showcase I International
LEARNING LABORATORY
Architect Francine Houben, Mecanoo Architecten has completed interior design of LocHal, a world- class library in Tilburg, Netherlands
Photographs By: Mecanoo Architecten
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he LocHal is a new, worldclass urban living room for Tilburg in an iconic former locomotive shed of the Dutch National Railways. It is located next to the station, in the heart of Tilburg’s new City Campus, and houses the Midden-Brabant Library, the cultural institutions Kunstloc and Brabant C and the co-working spaces of
Seats2meet. The LocHal is a space for both young and old to read, learn, study, meet and gather. It is a place for testing, creating, exhibiting and presenting the latest innovations. Mecanoo’s playful and innovative interior design forms striking contrasts by combining characteristic historical elements with new oak and steel additions. A colour palette
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of reds and oranges contributes to a warm atmosphere. There is a diversity of settings for meeting, collaboration, and concentrated work. The eye-catcher is the city café featuring a bar with red, brown and gold ceramic tiles, crowned with a neon LocHal logo. Old tracks remain visible in the concrete floor, and are used to move three large wheeled “train” tables. A single table can become the extension of the bar or, when combined with another table, forms a stage with the stairs as a tribune. They can also be moved outside to form a stage for outdoor events. Full-height textile walls, designed by Inside Outside and the Textile Museum, soften the industrial hall. They conveniently divide the
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Property facts
Name: LocHal Architect: CIVIC Architects Restoration Architect: Braaksma & Roos architecten bureau Interior design: Mecanoo architecten Client: Bibliotheek Midden-Brabant & Kunstloc Brabant
space into larger or smaller activity areas. Crossing the building is an interior street lined with historic industrial columns on which the old layers of paint are still visible. By fitting the columns with wooden tables and lighting, they are given a new lease of life as places for reading and studying. The street is flanked by bookcases and more inviting bookshop-style display units. The nearby fairytale theme park Efteling is the source of inspiration for the children’s library. Bookcases take on the form of colored pencils or rulers. Children can walk through giant fairytale books, read at tables shaped like mobile phones or listen to storytelling sessions while lying on
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Mecanoo’s playful and innovative interior design forms striking contrasts by combining characteristic historical elements with new oak and steel additions
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The eye-catcher is the city café featuring a bar with red, brown and gold ceramic tiles, crowned with a neon LocHal logo an open book. Even the sitting poufs have playful letters in the form of fairytale animals. Braaksma & Roos and CIVIC architects carried out the architectural design and renovation. The stair landscape that Civic designed for the monumental LocHal takes you to the upper floors. The LocHal is not only a library but also a laboratory where visitors are challenged, gain new knowledge and learn about new innovations. Specially designed labs can be found throughout the building: the Digilab, GameLab, FutureLab, FoodLab, KennisMakerij (LearningLab), TijdLab (TimeLab), Stemmingmakerij (DialogueLab), WoordLab (WordLab) and workshop rooms.
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Culturally Curated LWK + PARTNERS reveal design for Kei Cuisine, a luxury Cantonese restaurant located in Hong Kong Photographs By: iMAGE28
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WK + PARTNERS successfully married Japanese and Chinese cultures to create an elegant ambience for Kei Cuisine, a luxury Cantonese restaurant located in one of Hong Kong’s core retail areas. Out of client’s passion for Japanese culture, the team took inspiration
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from the Yoshida Fire Festival, a ritual that has taken place annually at the base of Mount Fuji for over 400 years. Roy Choi, Senior Associate having experience of over 15 years in interior design, involved in designing, realizing and managing a wide
spectrum of projects including hotels, restaurants, residences, serviced apartments and offices across Hong Kong and mainland China. He has attained a good understanding of local cultures and is keen to create quality design solutions with excellent user
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Name: Kei Cuisine
Location: Hong Kong, China Area: 427 sqm Interior Designer: LWK + PARTNERS Project-in-charge: Kelvin Hui Client: The Food Story experiences. The entrance features a refined, innovative show kitchen with an eye-catching grill counter that resembles the iconic tapering form of Mount Fuji – a landscape always in sight during the festival. The realflame grill counter is specifically tailored to showcase the cooking of Kei Cuisine’s signature dish Roasted Suckling Pig – a Cantonese classic. This not only serves to display the chef’s professional skills, but also draws the attention of passersby and promotes interaction with visiting patrons. Guests are then guided down a moody corridor enriched with split-faced stone walls recalling Jan-Feb 2020 The Tiles of India 49
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Kei Cuisine celebrates the craftsmanship and finesse of Japanese design. Elements of the Yoshida festival permeates every detail from the grand entrance to the fire-red velvet wall the texture of Japanese shrine, an important element of the Yoshida festival. The passage terminates at a modern, interior interpretation of torii gates, which form a symmetrical view across the main area. The dining area offers two distinct but connected experiences, leading guests from an enthusiastic and delightful main dining area to three private dining rooms with serenity. The visitor’s attention would be captured by a gorgeous lanternshaped chandelier above an 50 The Tiles of India jan-Feb 2020
exclusive banquette seat with plush seating. The area is surrounded by wall details reinterpreting the pattern, materiality and vibrancy of Fuji-Yoshida and a giant red velvet wall at the end inovokes the spectacular scene of the festival. The private rooms and main hall are divided by translucent partitions with patterns adapted from the chef’s ink painting. To maximise the use of space, private rooms can be opened up during the day and revert to private use in the evening, or
can be joined together to form one large banquet area as required. All furniture, carpet, decorative lighting and even the feature ceramic tile in the show kitchen are tailored to match the design concept. Kei Cuisine is also well known for selling fish maws, so it is designed also to function as a showroom for their star product. LWK + PARTNERS reinvented the Japanese ema rack out of the side wall, where brightly lit niches act as showcases of fish maws. Niches are highlighted by up
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The area is surrounded by wall details reinterpreting the pattern, materiality and vibrancy of FujiYoshida lights and wall grazing, with a high level of colour rendering to give a raw, natural touch. Kei Cuisine celebrates the craftsmanship and finesse of Japanese design. Elements of the Yoshida festival permeates every detail from the grand entrance to the fire-red velvet wall, washrooms
and small things like wall scones – all serving to immerse guests in the sacred festival for an elevated dining experience.
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Romancing The Eras Paloma Hernaiz and Jaime Oliver of OHLAB give Can Bordoy a sense of an easy romance, style and an unmatched flourish, we take you around…
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an Bordoy -Grand House & Garden, is a small 24 room hotel with a magnificent garden, swimming pool, spa and panoramic terrace, located in
the historic center of Palma de Mallorca. It is a complete renovation of a 2,500m2 abandoned building that had been heavily intervened throughout it’s more than 500 years
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Showcase I International of history. It has been designed by OHLAB, directed by Paloma Hernaiz and Jaime Oliver, an award- winning office devoted to urban analysis and cultural research of contemporary society through design, architectural practice and urban strategy. The firm has been recently awarded as Interior Design firm of 2019 by Architecture Masterprize. One of the most distinctive elements of the property is its garden, not only because of its size but because of the richness and antiquity of the existing vegetation. One of the project’s most important interventions has been opening the doors of the garden, until now unknown by the vast majority, to the city and giving it visibility from
The project carefully preserves the romantic and decadent atmosphere found in the building and is deliberately contrasted with interventions and elements from different epochs
the entrance courtyard and from the street. The proposed program is intended to evoke the experience of visiting a house more than a hotel. Therefore, rather than being at a hotel reception, the clients meet at the entrance hall of the house, instead of a restaurant we find a residential dining room, the rooms and living rooms are like those you would find in an old house, etc. The project carefully preserves the romantic and decadent atmosphere found in the building and is deliberately contrasted with interventions and elements from different epochs. It is a respectful intervention with the existing centenary architectural crossbreeding, maintaining the traces of the past and avoiding a
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A series of architectural strategies were designed and developed throughout the building as a collection of theatrical and distinctive contemporary interventions in dialogue with the existing building
false recovery of a glorious past that the house has never had. Inspired by the traditional Japanese technique of Kintsugi - the art of repairing broken antique porcelain with a precious material, such as gold dust, and thus obtaining a repaired piece that does not hide the fracture and whose result is a piece that may have even more value than the ceramic before breaking- the project doesn´t pretend to hide the heterodox eclecticism of the existing building, but instead conciliate and celebrate the different layers of history and clearly highlight the new interventions that have been necessary to give the house its new use. A series of architectural strategies were designed and developed throughout the building as a collection of theatrical and distinctive contemporary interventions in dialogue with the existing building.
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Large velvet curtains disguise the new bathrooms in the rooms creating a scenography where the bathroom happens to be the new set; instead of hiding this new element its use is celebrated. On the ground floor a green corridor of vegetation invades the dining rooms connecting the garden with the courtyard and the street. In the main staircase, the skylight is flooded with water becoming a small pool with a transparent bottom that creates a play of light through the water, flooding the staircase with caustic reflections… The furniture is a very important part of the project. The eclecticism of the architecture is reflected in the selection of furniture with pieces from very different eras and origins. Antiquarian pieces coexist with contemporary furniture carefully selected and with bespoke furniture designed by OHLAB specifically for Can Bordoy as a collection of beds and bars.
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Connecting Courtyards White House, a distinctive bungalow designed by SHROFFLEóN has a minimalist vibe with a natural feel
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HROFFLEóN is a Mumbai based Architecture, Landscape and Interior Design Studio. The studio is headed by Kayzad Shroff and Maria Isabel Jimenez Leon. As a boutique practice that offers bespoke solutions to client’s needs, SHROFFLEóN approaches each project with a mix of childlike naivety and curiosity which enables the creation of novel and well curated spaces, crafting living and working experiences – from
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unique preferences to the way art is exhibited. The practice specializes in developing customized intelligent strategies that result in bespoke solutions, continually prioritizing high quality of design over quantum of work. The project White House is a bungalow, located in Mumbai in the picturesque Parsi Gated Community and a house of a young couple with their two toddlers. The house reflects the love for minimalism and simplicity which they needed. It
Kayzad Shrof & Maria Isabel Jimenez Leon orients itself into an open space in front and the family home on the backside thereby using architecture
Showcase I Residence to connect the two generations. The two courtyards have been created within the floor plate that transforms themselves into courtyards within the house. The lower floor tends to project outwards; the upper level looks inwards upon itself. One of these courtyards is located in the very centre of the upper floor plate creating a large double heighted living area to connect the common outdoors, further accentuated with an extended outdoor patio and becoming the focal point with all the programs functioning around it. The natural light and ventilation that
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On the outside, house is an elevated box, with sparse openings covered by wooden trellis, sitting upon a long recessed, dry cladded feature wall.
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The two courtyards have been created within the floor plate that transforms themselves into courtyards within the house
percolates from these courtyards, gives a feel of a highly open volume and establishes an instant connect with the nature. On the outside, house is an elevated box, with sparse openings covered by wooden trellis, sitting upon a long recessed, dry cladded feature wall. Materials that dominate the interiors are white marble, teak wood and black marquina. The openness, inside outside connection and the courtyards makes White house a distinctive bungalow in Mumbai.
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Fearless Synergy The Umami restaurant by Architect Emanuele Svetti in Cortona, Italy, is a true example of two cultures coming together and creating a fearlessly synergetic design
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esigned by architect Emanuele Svetti, the Umami restaurant is a place that connects the Eastern tradition with the Tuscan bucolic style, typical of the place in which the restaurant is located, while it differs from the others for the originality and diversity of the proposal. Umami in Japanese culture is the “Fifth
Ar. Emanuele Svetti
specializing in Industrial Design under the guidance of the master Roberto Segoni, he founded Studio Svetti Architecture in 2004. Located in the “arco Monumentale” in Cortona in “Giardini del Parterre”, a work of the Engineer Allegretti, nineteenth-century origin, the building of the restaurant has been used for about
taste”, the most sophisticated: sensory
60 years for catering, renewing itself
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metropolitan image, which looks at the
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context with healthy irreverence, talking
Emanuele Svetti was born in Cortona in 1976 and after completing his training
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at the Faculty of Architecture in Florence,
without fear with the context made of oaks and secular oaks, and creating
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Umami in Japanese culture is the “Fifth taste”, the most sophisticated: sensory and elegant.
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synergy through the use of modulated shadows and the chromatic choice of a very deep green, which recalls the burnt lands and the undergrowth typical of these magnificent lands. The will of Emanuele Svetti and his Crew was to create a comparison, which leads to a synergy with the external environment: that is to juxtapose the old with the new, as well as the smooth to the rough, the rural to the built, made possible in this case through the wise use of stabilized vertical green walls and large windows that make the environment permeable, bright and perfectly integrated with the glaucous green of the park’s vegetation, even reaching the optical effect of a “natural continuation” between inside and outside of the building.
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The restaurant has two floors, an area of about 200 square meters and a capacity of about 80 place settings. On the upper floor,
The restaurant has two floors, an area of about 200 square meters and a capacity of about 80 place settings. On the upper floor, the interior space communicates with the outdoor terrace, symbolically divided by a portal covered in brass and the green that covers the interior wall both internally and externally, as if to symbolize the passage towards a new evolution of the interior space. And it is upon entering the terrace covered by an aluminum and glass structure that the visitor can enjoy the magnificence of the view of Valdichiana, which starts from the slopes of Monte Amiata to reach the “edges” of that natural mirror which is Lake Trasimeno, illuminating each time on the ability to marvel at the beauty of this land. The two floors are connected by a
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Umami in Japanese culture is the “Fifth taste”, the most sophisticated: sensory and elegant, a starting but also the arrival point in the idea of architect Emanuele Svetti staircase, which was steep and narrow,
Umami Cortona is a suggestive place,
The Umami restaurant is an example
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which makes the panoramas its own,
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PRODUCTS Products section comprises new offerings from leading brands. Choose the best options in fl oor, wall and décor to beautify your personal or commercial space.
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Ceramic Dreams
ABK presents a new wave of creativity and design with their brand new collection of ceramic wallpapers and ceramic rugs
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eramic has evolved tremendously and is in great demand for walls and floors with extensive interior and exterior use. It has been the focus of decorative materials with its distinctive varieties and options available today. Not only is it used on floors and walls but it has made its place in highly decorative spaces such as wall
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panels, kitchens countertops, bathroom etc. ABK group which is a producer of porcelain floor and wall tiles and large- size surfaces for use in interior design and outdoor applications has extended its concept of digital decoration on porcelain from walls to floors, ceramic wallpapers and ceramic rugs in its Wide & Style range.
Brera, Art Shapes and Rainbow capsule collections are ideal for both residential applications and collective spaces. Additionally, the Nuovi Mondi collection created in collaboration with Officinarkitettura further expands the increasingly wide range of ceramic wallpapers. It offer fresh creative opportunities for design and offers a new high performance.
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Brera Developed in collaboration with the design firm Azzolini- Tinuper, Brera is a collection of wallpapers and ceramic rugs inspired by the terrazzo floor technique, widely used in prestigious old buildings in Milan. The use of historical textures and graphic elements has been combined with painstaking colour research to develop utterly new surfaces that are ideal for vibrant, contemporary spaces.
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Art Shapes The Art Shapes capsule collection features surprising visual effects combining eye-catching weave aesthetics with stylistic research drawing from twentieth century artistic and graphic design movements. Influences range from the modernist style of the Bauhaus to the dynamism of certain twentieth-century avant-garde movements and the geometries and colour contrasts of Optical Art.
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Rainbow Designed for both floors and walls, Rainbow is a palette of plain colours selected by the ABK style department and reproduced on large ceramic slabs in various sizes, ideal for creating appealing spaces with a strong personality. They can also be used in conjunction with the ABK floor and wall tile range. Along with the opportunity to work with the 8 colours and 3 sizes in the catalogue, Rainbow offers architects and designers an on-demand service that allows them to order available colours in different sizes or even request surfaces in custom colours chosen from the RAL Classic colour collection.
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Product Galore
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Tile 2020 We bring to you incredible tile collections. They are unique, versatile, comfortable and elegant..
Product Galore Pulp is the new collection by 41ZERO42 which is rich, arrogant, and graphic and comes with colored marble effects. It is available in 5 different colors – Black, Gold, Red, Green, and Blue. Through these 5 chromatic variations, the material becomes strong, dynamic and surreal. This new graphic idea is enhanced by 3 different kinds of surfaces, extremely natural: polished, matt brushed and lightly hammered. To complete the collection and for balancing the marble exuberant richness an opaque cane structure, to create clean and harmonious walls. This HD digital coloured body porcelain comes with 10 mm thickness finish and glass paste finishing with additional protective treatment on surface. www.41zero42.com
Peronda’s The Planet collection is inspired by the chromatic trend. “Planetary” that reflects in its tonal combination. It comes with a multiple different formats and finishes that allow us to enjoy the product in all kinds of areas. With calm pattern, Planet comes in five attractive and evaluated neutral colors aligned and latest chromatic trends. It has advanced technical characteristics. Thanks to its production in colored porcelain which make them perfect choice for commercial space for indoor or outdoor floor. www. peronda.com
Somany has launched Moroccan Tiles from its Duragres brand. This collection comes with a mix of decorative patterns, geometric designs and efflorescent motifs. It is apt for floor surface bringing it live. These tiles have made a significant comeback over the years, and have hypnotized home and business owners once again with their intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colours. One can create captivating patchwork design in true Arabesque style using these tiles. It can be widely used on bathroom area, kitchen area or to special corner or to one particular wall. These tiles are available in 600 x 600mm size. www.somanyceramics.com
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Product Galore
Versace IV’, the new wallpaper collection draws inspiration from Versace's Milanese palazzo in Via Gesù - depicting the scenic marble staircase leading to the private quarters. The collection boasts an elegant combination of architectural elements and a sophisticated color palette. This collection comes in four combinations- The Barocco Metallics, Heritage, Decoupage and Barocco Birds. www.versace-tiles.com
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CLASSIC BLUE Pantone’s ‘Classic Blue’ is timeless and enduring hue.... elegant in its simplicity. It brings calmness, confidence and connection
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antone has chosen “universal favourite” Classic Blue, or Pantone 19-4052, as its colour of the year for 2020. This blue is elegant in its simplicity and brings a sense of peace and tranquillity to the human spirit, offering refuge. The use of the colour in decoration promotes concentration and helps to organize
thoughts, a balance with the fast pace that life sometimes takes. Being a versatile color, one can pair it with saffron yellow, soft pink and even rich forest green. ‘We are living in a time that requires trust and faith. It is this kind of constancy and confidence that is expressed by Pantone 19-405
Classic Blue, a solid and dependable blue hue we can always rely on.’ said Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute.
Below are exquisite collections in Classic Blue from various brands which can truly add an elegant touch into the décor
Circu The Sky One Plane is an airplane themed kid’s bed with a playful design that it’s both didactic and fun. An airplane inspired decoration for kids’ rooms is perfect to encourage the little explorers to develop their creativity.
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Essential Homes The iconic Mansfield chair is the ultimate mid-century modern masterpiece, com bining the velvet retro touch with the 60’s sleek lines by Essential Homes. It is an accent barrel chair and on top a sophisticated swivel polished brass base. Its iconic low-slung and crescent shape make it look like a furniture piece out of the mid-century Mad Men era.
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Boca do Lobo
The creativity and rich decoration of the Versailles Palace contributed to the inspiration of the creation of this exuberant sofa by Boca do Lobo. The only sofa from Boca do Lobo opens the way to freedom and the need of bringing extravagant creations to life.
The French Bedroom Co Designed exclusively and bearing all the hallmarks of its distinguished lineage, the Versailles Sacre Bleu Sofa from The French Bedroom Co, is strikingly decadent - every detail has been meticulously thought out and contributes a singular note of refinement to create an alluring and evocative French style sofa beyond compare. The combination of blue and gold is not only regal, but it is highly en vogue; sapphire blue and jewel tones are big news this season. This French sofa is a thing of beauty, to make a grand and bold statement in elegant hallways or drawing rooms. 76 The Tiles of India Jan-Feb 2020
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Covet House Inspired by the cultural icon James Dean, this leather upholstered armchair has a slender boxy look and curvy arms, and expresses, somehow, his role in his most celebrated film: Rebel without a Cause. The product by Covet House is classic, made of lacquered wood and polished brass, giving it an unmistakable characteristic of a lounge chair. Also, another product is the furniture piece for the living room with modern console table and the Louis XVI oversized wall mirror.
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Block Design The small pegboard from Block is the perfect addition to a busy studio, home office or family kitchen, providing a unique way to organise your life. The small wooden pegboard, hand-crafted in the UK, offers the creative freedom to arrange the notes, to do lists and calendars. So whether you’re a parent keeping track of after-school activities, a designer creating a mood board or a freelancer managing a project, our pegboard will suit your needs. Available in a selection of modern colours, the Block hardboard pegboard can be mounted in portrait or landscape to suit your space.
The Original Bed Co. The Lide Upholstered Bed Frame comes in both a range of fabrics and sizes, with the option of an Ottoman storage upgrade. The standard sizes are; Single, Small Double, Double, King and Super King. The fabrics available include; Natural, Straw, Grey, Wedgewood, Royal Blue, and Aubergine, alternatively, fabrics can be personalized with any fabric of your choice from the Romo Linara collection.
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News Bulletin
The Tile of Spain Awards Winner 2019 The Tile of Spain awards celebrate the imaginative use of Spanish ceramics in architecture and interior design. Now in its 18th year, the competition is organised by ASCER, the Spanish ceramic tile manufacturers’ association. The prizes aim to improve awareness and understanding of ceramic tiles made in Spain amongst architects and interior designers and promotes their use by these professionals. The winners in the Architecture category were PICH architects and 2BMFG Arquitectes whose
permeable ceramic envelope on the Santa Creu and Sant Pau Hospital Research Centre in Barcelona blends innovatively with its structure. The jury highlighted the creative use of a ceramic material and the context in which it was used, establishing visual links between indoors and out and giving the building a chameleon-like outer appearance. The first prize in the Interior Design category went to a project for the waiting areas of a bus station in Badajoz by José María Sánchez García, where the ceramic tiles alone meet all the requirements and
more of coverings in public spaces. The judges applauded the elegance with which this project was brought to fruition through the design of the ceramic material. The key elements of this project are its geometrical shapes, attention to detail, construction and space, taking into accounts both the smallest of details and the overall user experience. The awards ceremony will be held on 4 February 2020 at Cevisama, the international trade fair for ceramic tiles, surface coatings and bathroom and kitchen design held in Valencia. jan-feb 2020 The Tiles of India 79
World Architecture Festival Winners 2019 The World Architecture Festival 2019 saw tremendous footfalls during the three days events which took place from 4-6, December, 2019 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The event saw many new activities and conferences with world renowned architects and designers coming under one roof. The important part of the event was the awards and the recognition for the work done in the world by architects and designers.
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Like every year, there were many different categories including world building of the year, future project of the year and landscape of the year, Interior of the year, future project office and many more. Braaksma & Roos Architectenbureau, Inside Outside / Petra Blaisse- LocHal Public Library in Tilburg, Netherlands was awarded best world building of the year. The next edition of The World Architecture Festival 2020 will take place between 2- 4, December 2020 in Lisbon..
EVENTS Know about the leading national & international events with calendar.
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Shaping Trends EXPO REVESTIR 2020 will be about evolving trends and understanding the many perspectives on contemporary living. We bring you a sneak peek...
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he 18th EXPO REVESTIR will take place between March 10-13 2020, at Transamerica Expo Center, in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Over these past 18 years, the event has reached its optimum potential with full capacity of exhibitors, and the expectancy of over 62 thousand professionals, highly qualified, during its four days, with a program created to meet the different needs and interests. The show is divided into Business Days and Creative Days. The first two days will see the biggest business platform of the national and international market of Latin America, coming together through a customized service for those seeking
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strengthening commercial relations and expand the networking directly with the manufacturers. The goal is to make the service customized and bring more comfort, attention and time necessary to do the best businesses. The Creative Days will be a mix of contents and immersion on trends and innovation. Design, house customization through finishings and lots of avant-garde form the expectations in the show. It is during the marathon of knowledge, focused on unique experiences, that the exhibitors will present their collections and best for 2020. The key topic is the perspectives of contemporary living recommended
for those looking to update their knowledge with professionals that shape trends. As a joint event of the fair, the INTERNATIONAL FORUM OF ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION (FIAC), will offer an immersion on the most important current contents with internationally recognized speakers. See you at EXPO REVESTIR 2020 in Sao Paulo,Brazi, March between 10- 13, 2020.
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Coverings 2020 Coverings 2020 guarantees to be the successful show of the year 2020, taking place in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA in April 20 – 23, 2020
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overings, the only show where you can experience the latest tile and stone trends, gain the knowledge and connections that helps to connect between position and business. Coverings which will take place in April 20 – 23, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA will provide more 50 educational opportunities, including CEUs, through: conference sessions, hands-on workshops, live demos, show floor tours and so much more each year. One can view the latest products, trends, and tools from 1,100+ of the world’s leading manufacturers and suppliers. Coverings 2020 pavilions include: North America, Italy, Spain,
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Turkey, and Brazil. The education at Coverings keeps attendees current in today’s highly competitive marketplace, with many opportunities even offering CEUs at no cost. New for 2020, Coverings is focusing on three key tracks relevant to today’s industry professional: Access crucial tile & stone
content on and off the show floor. When you’re not busy exploring 9 miles of tile & stone on display by 1,100+ global exhibitors, make time to check out: Get an up-close look at how top contracting pros handle a variety of challenging tile installations. Experience short, 20-minute single focused
presentations on the latest tile & stone trends and installation. Hear one-on-one insight from industry leaders who are setting trends and influencing design and installation innovations. Be part of an immersive learning experience focused on branding and practical technology solutions for your business. Contact Details www.coverings.com
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Indian Ceramics Asia 2020 The 15th Edition of Indian Ceramics Asia 2020 will take place in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India from 3 - 5 March, 2020
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ndian Ceramics Asia 2020 is all gearing up for its upcoming edition which will take place in Gandhinagar, Gujarat from 3-5 March, 2020. The event covers an extensive range of ceramic raw materials, ceramic machinery and ceramic technologies, manufacturers and technology suppliers from India and all around the world. Indian Ceramics Asia brings the best of raw materials, ancillary equipment, ceramic machinery and raw material manufacturers and technology suppliers from India and various other countries to the Indian hub of ceramics and brick industry. The trade fair also aims to maximize
the reach of exhibitors and enable them to get a strong foothold in the ceramic market. Indian Ceramics Asia facilitates a conclusive platform to foster businesses and conduct negotiations on various levels, business offers rolled out by the OEM’s during the show. The broad range of supporting programs offered at the trade fair such as concurrent show India Brick and Roof Tile Expo (iBaRT) and Engineering and Technical Ceramics Exhibition (ETC) focused on the Heavy Clay and Advance Ceramics, Innovation Exchange, Workshop on Technical Ceramics and Brick Industry and Job Fair give exhibitors and visitors an excellent opportunity to learn about latest innovations and developments in the industry. Indian Ceramics Asia also offers a highly effective platform – The Buyer-Seller Forum which enables exhibitors to conduct pre-scheduled meetings
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with numerous sellers and gives them a glimpse of the current market trends as well.
See you at Indian Ceramics Asia 2020.
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Unicera 2020 Unicera 2020 is slated for March 10- 14, 2020 in Istanbul, Turkey, with expectations of a huge global turnout
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NICERA 2020 will be organized at the center of global trade, CNR Expo Istanbul Expo Center in March 10-14, 2020. It is the largest exhibition on ceramic, bathroom and kitchen, welcoming the most innovative products of more than 1,000 most important international brands in the world. The upcoming edition will see increase in both visitors and exhibitor’s numbers and also trade volumes.
The most distinguished designers of the world will set the trends of 2020 at the exhibition where a variety of product groups such as ceramic bathroom products, floor-wall coverings, and kitchen and decoration products will be displayed on the same platform. Making the greatest contribution to the export of the Turkish ceramic, bathroom and kitchen industry, the 2020 edition is expecting more than 100 thousand visitors from 130
countries. Huge interest to the worldrenowned designers In the seminars organized within the scope of the exhibition where 2020 trends were set, world-renowned designers from Italy, Spain, Morocco, and Germany shared their experiences and the new trends of the year with the leading companies, architects and architecture students. The bilateral meetings held Jan-Feb 2020 The Tiles of India 89
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between the exhibitors and the designers provided essential information that will shape the future of the Turkish ceramics industry. The architecture students from 68 universities from around Turkey showed great interest in the seminars given by prominent designers such as Giuseppe Scutellà, Carlo Ciciliot, Paolo D’arrigo, Valentin Garcia, Johan Dück, HichamLahlou who have made their mark in the field of design. Contact Details www.unicera.com.tr 90 The Tiles of India Jan-Feb 2020
trade events
trade events JANUARY
The International Surfaces Event (TISE) 2020 27 - 30 January, 2020
IDAC Expo 2020 30th Jan-1st Feb, 2020
Mumbai, India
Las Vegas, USA
www.idacexpo.in
www.intlsurfaceevent.com
FEBRUARY
Cevisama 2020 03 - 07 February, 2020
Valencia, Spain cevisama.feriavalencia.com
Qualicer 2020 10 - 11 February, 2020
, Spain www.qualicer.org
IDF Oman 2020 11 - 13 February, 2020
Oman, Oatar www.idfoman.com
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trade events MARCH
Indian Ceramics Asia 2020
Expo Revestir
UNICERA
3 - 5 March, 2020
10 - 13 March, 2020
10 - 14 March, 2020
Sao Poala, Brazil
Istanbul, Turkey
Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad www.indian-ceramics.com
www.exporevestir.com.br
unicera.com.tr
APRIL
Izmir Marble Fair 2020
Coverings 2020
01 - 04 April, 2020
20 - 23 April, 2020
Izmir, Turkey www.fuarizmir.com.tr
MAY
Orleans, USA www.coverings.com
JUNE
Ceramics China 2020
Stone Industry Fair 2020
26-29 May, 2020
23 - 26 June 2020
Guanghou, China
Moscow, Russia
www.ceramicschina.net
en.stonefair.ru
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trade events SEPTEMBER
Maison & Object
Surface Design Middle East
The Big 5 Construct
4 - 8 September 2020
15 - 17 September 2020
22 - 24 September 2020
Paris, France www.maison-objet.com
Dubai
Egypt
www.dwtc.com
www.thebig5constructegypt.com
The Flooring Show (Harrogate) 20 - 22 September 2020
UK
Marmomac 2020 30 Sep - 03 Oct 2020
Verona, Italy www.marmomac.com
www.theflooringshow.com
Cersaie 2020 28 Sep - 02 Oct 2020
Tecnargilla 2020 28 Sept - 02 Oct 2020
Bologna, Italy
Remini, Italy
www.cersaie.it
www.tecnargilla.it
See it First. The Future of Tile & Stone is at Coverings. April 20 – 23 New Orleans
Find out more at coverings.com
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Showcasing India’s best tile manufacturers who made the Indian Tile industry prominent on the global map, leading India to be the world’s third largest tile manufacturing country. ASIAN GRANITO india LTD AHMEDABAD
202, Dev Arc, Opp. Iskon Temple, S. G. Highway, Ahmedabad - 380015 Tel: 9 1-79-66125500/799/788 § Shop No 1 to 7, Ground Floor – Chanakya, B/H Vikram Chambers, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad - 380009 AURANGABAD
Darshan Plaza, Plot No. 38/C, Manjeet Nagar, Akashwani Chowk, Jalna Road, Aurangabad - 431001 BEngaluru
No.46/139, 3rd Floor, Commerce House, Above Olympic Sports, K H Road, Bengaluru - 560027 § 1229/1, T. Krishna Reddy Layout, Honamavu Main Road, Banaswadi, Bengaluru - 560043 MUMBAI
A-402, Citi Point, Near Kohinoor Hotel & Opposite ICICI Bank, J B Nagar, Andheri East, Mumbai - 400059 CHENNAI
Basement of the Sundarsan Building No – 86, Chamiers Road, Nandanam, Chennai - 6000035 NEW DELHI
D/202, (F.F.), Mansarovar Garden, Ring Road, New Delhi - 110024 GANDHINAGAR
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FF101/02/03, JayYogeshwar Comp, Nr. City Pulse Cinema, Opp. Kudasan Bus Stop, Koba Highway, Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad - 380002 HYDERABAD
No. 8-3-833/88, Kamalapuri, Colony, Phase - I, Srinagar Colony, Hyderabad - 500073. Ph.: 04065445611
CLASSIC MARBLE COMPANY MUMBAI
15, Bhandup Village Road, Subhash Nagar, Bhandup (W), Mumbai - 400 078 Tel: +91-22 4140 4140 CHANDIGARH
JAIPUR
Plot No. 344 Industrial Area, Phase I, Panchkula - 134109
26 – A, Old Atish Market, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302001
HSIL LTD
NASIK
GURGAON
C/O. Shree Neelkamal Deco Home (I) Pvt. Ltd., C – 15, Road – 4, Nice, Mide, Satpur, Nasik - 422007
Unit No 301-302, III Floor, Park Centre, Sector 30, N.H-8, Gurgaon, Haryana - 122001, Tel: 91-124-4779200
PUNE
MUMBAI
Surve No. 36/7/5, Ambegon Budruk, Mumbai – Bengaluru by Pass, Pune - 411003
2nd Floor, Satyanarayan Prasad Commercial Centre, Plot No 200, Next to State, Bank of India, Dayal, Das Road, Vile, Parle (East), Mumbai 400 057
RAJKOT
2nd floor, holiday Business Circle, Nr. ICICI Bank Kotecha Chowk, Kalawad Road, Rajkot - 360001
H&R JoHnson
SURAT
CHANDIGARH
HG – 3 SNS Square, Above SBI Bank, Vesu Gam Road, Opp. Jolly Residency, Vesu Road, Surat - 395007
Sec-7c, Madhya Marg, Chandigarh 160019
UDAIPUR
Sector-C B-67, Mandir Marg, Mahanagar, Lucknow - 226001
1st Floor, Opp. A One School, Nr. Ayad Puliya, Main University Road, Nr. 100 Feet Ring Road, Udaipur - 313001 TRICHY
No – 21, Salai Road, Nr. D.T.D.C. Depot, Trichy - 620018
LUCKNOW
NEW DELHI
WZ-92/ Main Ring Road, Raja Garden, New Delhi - 110015 MUMBAI
Windsor, 7th Floor, C. S. T. Road, Kalina,
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Santacruz (East), Mumbai - 400 098 HYDERABAD
1-10-73/2, 1st Floor, Lumbini Arcade, Begumpet, Hyderabad - 500 016
KAJARIA DELHI
J1/B1 (Extn.), Mohan Co – op Industrial Estate (Opp. Badarpur Thermal Power Station), Mathura Road Badarpur, Delhi - 110044 Tel: 91-11-2694 6409
Old No.40, New No.31, Montietch Road, Opp. Hotel Ambassador Pallava Hotel, Egmore, Chennai 600008 HYDERABAD
Uma Aishwarya House, Home No.8-2-502/1/AG, Road No.7, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad (A.P.) - 500034
NITCO
CHANDIGARH
MUMBAI
SCO 2-3, First Floor, Mansa Devi Complex, Sector – 5 on NH-21, Near Petrol Pump, Panchkula, Chandigarh - 134109
Nitco Ltd, Recondo Compound Inside Municipal Asphalt Compound, S. K. Ahire Marg, Worli, Mumbai 400030 Tel: 91-022-2491 9922
JAIPUR
HYDERABAD
G-1, Aishwarya Tower, Near Hotel Hawa Mahal, Ajmer Road, Jaipur - 302006
Opal Flooring Plot No 72, Srinagar Colony, Extn Kamlapuri Colony, Hyderabad - 500073
LUDHIANA
DELHI
Second Floor, 7-E, Sarabha Nagar, Malhar Road, Ludhiana - 141001
Nitco Ltd, 60/2, Yusuf Sarai Inside Indian Oil Bhawan Compound, New Delhi - 110016
LUCKNOW
7, Tajpuria Palace, Faizabad Road, Indira Nagar, Lucknow (U.P.) - 226016 AHMEDABAD
16-30, 2nd Floor Agarwal Mall, Opp Sola Bhagwat Vidhyapith, SG Highway, Ahemdabad - 380060 MUMBAI
B1-307, Boomerang, Chandivali Farm Road, Near Chandivali Studio, Off Saki-Vihar Road, Andheri (E) Mumbai - 400072 KOLKATA
Tirupati Plaza, 2nd Floor 74/2, Acharya Jagdish Partme Bose Road, Kolkata - 700017, West Bengal BEngaluru
Farah Icon, Site No – 119, 1st Floor, Lal Bagh Road, Near Urvashi Theatre, Bengaluru - 560038 CHENNAI
bengaluru
Nitco Ltd, No 2 Union Street, Off Infantry Road, Near, Medinova Diagnostic Centre, Bengaluru - 560001 PUNE
Pushpanjali Agencies Near Hat Darwaja, Opp. Gandhi Putla, Nandurbar, Pune - 440002 AJMER
Rishabh Enterprises Behind Police Chowki, Fayasagar Road Ajmer 305001 KOLKATA
23/27, Gariahat Road, Near South City : College, Kolkata - 700026
OASIS GUJARAT
8-a, National Highway, Kandla Road, At: Timbadi- 363642
Gujarat- India Call: +91 70462 88888 www.oasistiles.in DELHI
B,214 Okhla Industrial Area, Phase -1, New Delhi - 110 020
RAK MUMBAI
RAK Ceramics India Pvt. Ltd. 325, Dheeraj Heritage, Junction of Milan Subway, S.V. Road, Santacruz (West), Mumbai - 400 054, Tel: 022-65205854 PUNE
Mutha Commerce House, 320/1, S-1, 2nd Floor, Near 7 Loves Hotel, Shanker Sheth Road, Pune - 411042 DELHI
71/7, A2, 1st Floor, Rama Road, Industrial Area, Near DHL Building, New Delhi - 110015 HYDERABAD
Jaya Mansion, Block-B 126, Sarojini Devi Road, Opp. Kamat Hotel, 2nd Floor, Nr.Paradise Juntn Sarojini Devi Road, Secunderabad - 500 003 KOCHI
2nd Floor, Poovathinkal Buildings, Above More Super Market, Near SBT, Subash Chandra Bose Road, Vytilla, Cochin - 682 019 CHENNAI
Sathi Enclave, S-8, 2nd Floor, Door N0.5 & 6 Amman Koil Street, Vadapalani, Chennai - 600026
SIMPOLO MUMBAI
SIMPOLO GALLEY 31/R, Shri Laxmi Joyt Industrial Estate, Premises Co-Operative Society Ltd, Laxmi Industial Estate, New Link Road, Andheri (W) Mumbai-400 053. Tele.: +91 2240167131
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RAJKOT
SIMPOLO GALLEY Govardhan Society, Opp. Hill Burg App., Nr. Golden Super Market, Vidhyakunj Main Road, Rajkot. Mob.: +91 78744 74448 NEW DELHI
TECHNO STONE Khasra No. 12, Fatehpur Beri, Chattarpur Mandir Road, Opp. Narayani Devi Charifable Dispensary & Canara Bank, New Delhi – 110 074. Tele.: +91 11 65456660
CERAMIC INC. Solanki Plaza, 8-2-293/K/307, Kamalapuri Colony, Opp. Gree Bawarchi Hotel, Hyderabad- 500 073 Tele. : +91 40 23334040 Mob. : +91 90000 18041 18009
SRI PARAM MARKETING Vasant Vastu, Ground Floor, Near Saubhagya Mangal Karyalay, Near City International School, Maharshi Nagar, Pune– 37. Mob.: +91 90280 11200 / 300
JAIPUR
Kurikkal Tile, Center-Branch, Soubhagya Shopping Complex, Nr. Arayidathupalam, Mavooor Road, Calicut - 4. Kerala Ph.: 04953048103/02
GUPTA TILES 76, Rathi Nagar , Gajsinghpura, Gopalura Bypass, Jaipur, Rajasthan. Mob. : +91 94133 84900
CALICUT
SIMOLA
COCHIN
KALABURAGI
SIMPOLO GALLERY 33/2380 A-A1, NH Bypass, Vyasali Bus stope, Chakkraparambu, Cochin – 682 032. Mob.: +91 93493 39938
SIMPOLO Sy. No. 71 Bilgundi Gardens, Behind Kharge Petrol Pump, Sedam Ring Rood Circle, Kalaburagi – Karnataka. Mob.: +91 89709 41000
HYDERABAD
GOA (MARGAO)
NEW MUMBAI
SILVER TRADE LINKS Shop NO. 17, Desai Residential & Commercial Complex, Dongorwado, Near Nehru Stadium, Fatorda, Margao- Goa. Tele.: +91 832 2741160 Mob. : +91 90280 11200 / 300
Shree Ram Traders, 22, Riddhi Complex, Khanda Colony, New Panvel in Navi Mumbai 410206 Tel: 27462038, 9892868282
SURAT
SIMPOLO IMPEX 10 & 11, Shivam Complex, Nr. State Bank of India, Opp. Vijay Sales, Rander Road, Surat. Tele.: +91 261 2760787 Mob.: +91 98257 66254, +9199796 18009 SANGLI
VARDHMAN ENTERPRISE 213, Sangli Kolhapur Road, Opp. Hyundai Showroom, Sangli-Ankali. Tele.: +91 233 2422022 / 20 HIMMATNAGAR
NEPAL
J J MARBLE HOUSE G.P.O. Box No. 56. 14/389, Tokha Road, Kathmandu, Nepal. Ph.: +977 14381218
8-2-82/6, Behind Tata Showroom, Bowenpally, Hyderabad - 500011 Tel: 91-8374000980
SOMANY
Delhi
Raghav Enterprises, B-2 IInd floor Janak Puri New Delhi-110058, 011-65757575 / 9876767676 Email: raghav123@gmail. com Indore
Suraj Trading Company, EC-80, Scheme No.94/C, Ring Road, Opp. Hotel Radisson, Indore - 452001 Mobile: 09302102733
CERAMIC GALLERY Sankalp Complex, Samlaji Highway, Near Collage, Motupura, Himmatnagar Mob. : +91 99798 93772, +91 99798 75772.
AGRA
ARAVALI CERAMICS COMPANY (Simpolo Gallery) NH. 2, Mauja Kuberpur, Near Reliance petrol pump Tehsil Etmadpur, Agra. Mob.: +91 99971 77711.
Kolkata
HYDERABAD
PUNE
Chennai
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Shubh Enterprises, 72/1,Topsia Road (South), Kolkata – 700046 700046 Tel: 9874072244 / 9903841311 Email:kolkatashowroom@ somanyceramics.com
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Signature Life Style Pvt. Ltd., 127, Poonamalle High Road Maduravayal, Chennai-94,Tel: 044 23783366, 044 23783377 Gujarat
Edge Studio, Builders Home F-6 GNFC Info tower, Above Harley Davidson Bike’s Showroom, Nr. Hotel Grand Bhagwati, S.G.Highway Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat,Tel: +91 98250 05357, 079 30088880
SUNHEART
Lucknow - 226001
VARMORA MUMBAI
A-54, 1st Floor, Elite Auto House Mathuradas Vasanji Road, Andheri Kurla Road, Andheri (East), Mumbai 400093 Tel: 022 28389790
234, Muktanand Nagar, Opp. Central Academy, Near Police Station, Gopalpura Bye Pass, Jaipur - 30200
VADODARA
KERALA
9-C, Laxmi Industrial Estate, Off. Link Road, Andheri (West) Mumbai-400053
41/711 E Sayed Mohammed Complex, 1st Floor C.P Ummer Road, Cochin 682035
DELHI
ANDHRA PRADESH
F-3, Shopping Centre-1, Mansarovar Garden, New Delhi - 110015
3-4-214 Kachi Guda Station Road, Next To Bank Of India, Hyderabad 500027
CHANDIGARH
2260, Industrial Area, Phase-2, Chandigarh - 160002 HYDERABAD
Plot No. 18-2-43/4, Nr. Petrol Pump, Chandrayan Gutt-’X’, Hyderabad 500005 GOA
Shade No. D2/10, Tivim Industrial Estate, Karaswada, Mapusa, Goa 403526 bengaluru
No. 13/16, 1st Main Road, Industrial Town, Rajaji Nagar, Bengaluru - 560044 LUCKNOW
7, Hind Nagar, Kanpur Road, Back to Petrol Pump, Nr. Tata Motor Office,
Sadhana Arcade, S.no. 55/5/6/2, Nr. Mumbai – Pune byepass, Vadgaon (Bk), Pune - 411041 JAIPUR
MUMBAI
Plot No.8, Door No. 10, Babu Street, Saraswathi Nagar, Chennai -600073
PUNE
JP Park SOC, Plot NO U -2, Udhna Magdalla Road, Surat - 395007 10 Mangal Deep Complex, OPP Chanakya Vidhyapith, NR Lisa Park Char Rasta,HI- Tension Road, Subhanpur, Vadodara - 390023
CHENNAI
No. 1, Survey No. 56 / 8 / 1, 6th Cross Road, B.T.M. Layout, 2nd Stage, Bannerghatta Road, Bengaluru 560076
SURAT
11, Ground Floor, Patel Avenue, Nr. Gurudwara, S. G. Highway, Ahmedabad - 380015 Tel: 91-79-40039851
AHMEDABAD
bengaluru
RAJKOT
8/A, National Highway, At. Dhuva, Tal. Wankaner, Rajkot - 363621 NEW DELHI
1521, Wazir Nagar, Timber, Market, Opp. Defence Colony, (ICICI Bank), Kotla, Mubarkpur,New Delhi - 110003 KOLKATA
CHENNAI
D/16, Ragamalika partments, Phase 3, 150 Velachery main Road, Medavakkam, Chennai - 600010
VITA MUMBAI
283 A, Vasu Smiriti, Flat No. 4, 1st Floor, 13th Road, Khar (West), Mumbai - 400 052 Tel: 91-93242 46401 MORBI
8-A, National Highway Near Dariyala Resort, AT.Jambudia, Morbi - 363642 NEW DELHI
508, Vishwa Sadan, District Centre, Janakpuri, New Delhi - 110058 KOLKATA
C/O Ganga Business Centre, 2 Gariahat Road (South), Dhakshinapan Shopping Complex, Dhakuria, Kolkata - 700068
241, Shantipally Rajdanga, Chakraborty Para, Opp. Kasba New Market and South End, Enclave, Kolkata - 700107 AHMEDABAD
Shop No.4, Ground Floor, Patel Avenue, Near Gurudwara, S.G.Highway, Ahmedabad - 380001 GOA
G/2-3, Rizmi Classic Building, Hari Mandir Road, Malbhat, Madgaon, Goa - 400302
Pune
Ceratec, Sr. No. 36/715, Off. New Mumbai - Banglore Bypass, Ambegaon B. K., City-Pune, Maharashtra - 411046 Tel: 020-20241032, Mobile : 9096900977 Web: www.ceratecindia.com
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