Versatile Nature-inspired Tiles
Orientbell Tiles has launched an exclusive range of tiles Inspire 800X1600mm. It is an extension of their Inspire series. These tiles have been crafted to cater to the demands of all kinds of consumers, architects, interior designers and builders.
They are available in soothing colours, textures and subtle designs. These tiles are suitable for both flooring and the walls in your living room, dining area, bathroom, kitchen, balcony as well as in malls, hospitals, restaurants and office spaces.
The new range brings together 25 new subtle yet noteworthy designs that infuse a sense of calm and allow different finishes: Supergloss designs, gloss designs and matte designs. Portoro White Vein Marble, Black Golden Marble, Emperador Brown Marble are some of the many available options in super gloss finish. These darker colour designs are most suitable for interior applications in high-end projects such as 5-star hotels and luxury residences for flooring, big malls, walls, or even on countertops. Super gloss designs are available in darker colours ranging from black to richer brown colours.
“The Inspire Range attempts to bring the best marbles from across the world to a store near you. Its large size makes it look even more like natural marble. And for a one-time investment, you can have a great looking floor for a lifetime.” Alok Agarwal, Chief Marketing Officer, Orientbell Tiles.
The gloss finish tiles can be used in public and commercial spaces such as restaurants, cafes and even the public sector. Black Golden Marble, Endless Carrara Marble and Calacatta Bellissimo marble are some of the many available options. In a matte finish, eight grainy designs are available in different colours ranging from dark to light, sand brown, sand beige, sand Ivory and sand mocca are just a few of the eight exciting designs on offer.
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