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The pop-up design centre every architect should know about

Ceramics firm Porcelanosa has a new London store filled with kitchen, bathroom and living spaces designed to inspire

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Porcelanosa at Hanover Square: The entrance to the showroom shows its natural wood collection and newest kitchen design with Viola Rossé worktop.
Porcelanosa at Hanover Square: The entrance to the showroom shows its natural wood collection and newest kitchen design with Viola Rossé worktop.

Spanish ceramics company Porcelanosa is expanding its London operations with a new showroom in Hanover Square.

The design centre offers a different experience from the firm's existing stores, providing inspiration for architects and designers through pop-up kitchen, bathroom and living spaces.

At the venue, Porcelanosa uses cutting edge displays to showcase the architectural applications of its HighKer Premium Ceramic range, Par-Ker Original Ceramic Parket, Forest Ecological Ceramic and its ultra-thin XTone slab.

  • The Porcelanosa presentation and meeting room with Paonazzo Biondo Pulido doors.
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    The Porcelanosa presentation and meeting room with Paonazzo Biondo Pulido doors.
  • An ambient bathroom setting on the ground floor of the Porcelanosa design centre with Krion bathtub.
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    An ambient bathroom setting on the ground floor of the Porcelanosa design centre with Krion bathtub.
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Porcelanosa Group is the ceramic wall and floor tile sector’s leading manufacturer and is at the forefront of ceramics production, research, development and technical innovation. The group specialises in single-fired porous, stoneware and porcelain wall and floor tiles in a variety of formats and finishes. 

For more information and technical support, visit porcelanosa.com

 

Contact:

01923 656777

hanoversquare@porcelanosa.co.uk

 

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