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Marabese Ceramics at Surface Design Show 2022
Did you visit us at the Business Design Centre in London this month? We were exhibiting at the famous Surface Design Show 2022 - the UK’s leading event for architects and designers to explore the best in surface material innovation!
At the show, over 150 exhibiting companies come from all over the world to display the widest range of surface materials and designs, and architects and interior designers gathered for inspiration and unique content.
Our roomset inspired space conveyed our family run business values, using furniture to display a large amount of small format tiles. We showcased a variety of colours, including pastels, with different patterns and finishes, as well as a range of shapes from 10 x 10cm squares to hexagons. This was a niche that we were able to offer compared to the other tile exhibitors, which was hugely popular with the design community. We received a high volume of orders taken of the displayed products and appointments have been arranged to further discuss future projects.
On the wall of our stand, we exhibited Pisa Gold from Pamesa. This large format slab is inspired by classical marble, which drew in high end property developers with its grey and gold strong veins. This resulted in exciting opportunities to work on larger scale contracts.
For more information on our commercial specification projects, please email: contracts@marabeseceramics.co.uk or give us a call on 07398 067232. We can provide tile samples and have the expertise to suggest suitable adhesives and ancillary products.
Following the success of the Surface Design Show 2022, we are thrilled to announce we will also be exhibiting next year and look forward to seeing you there. Please visit Surface Design Show's website and follow the 'Surface Thinking' social accounts to get updates on their next event.
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