40 HOME IMPROVEMENTS & FINE FURNISHINGS
Bespoke flooring and tiles
When an overseas property investor recent- ly refurbished eight flats in Kensington, he turned to flooring specialist Imbrico for help. From its London studio, Imbrico produced hand-stained and finished timber flooring at extremely competitive prices to give the prop- erties a luxury finish. Imbrico also supplied the high-quali-
ty Spanish porcelain tiles that were used throughout the development as well as the fabulous stone-effect tiles for the entrance hall, which create a striking first impression when prospective tenants enter the building. Having in the past supplied mainly to devel- opers and designers, Imbrico now offers the same service to individuals who want a per- sonal and tailored product. Imbrico also offers a range of stone that’s
carefully chosen direct from quarries in Spain and Turkey, including the stunning vein-cut Alabastrino slab used with great effect in the master bathroom of an Oxshott mansion (pic- tured left). Curved stone staircases and solid
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stone basins have also been produced to cli- ents’ designs with striking results. Director Fabrine Bastos, who was recent-
ly in Spain sourcing a new range of large (one-metre square) porcelain tiles, said: “We’re very excited by the latest innovations in manufacturing which bring the hard-wearing quality of porcelain into direct competition with more traditional materials “ Imbrico prides itself on knowing its market
— every single line in the collection has been carefully chosen with a focus on contempo- rary designs, popular and elegant palettes, and high-quality materials.
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