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A range of tiles including Chorus have been used to transform the interior of Lucia Harrogate, a restaurant in the heart of the picturesque Yorkshire town, designed by Studio Two Interiors. The studio set out to create a stylish interior that transitions from day to evening with ease and that makes guests feel comfortable. In a design that flows across three floors while allowing each area to have its own identity, our tiles feature heavily to add to the unique aesthetic.For the ground floor conservatory we sourced a bespoke Chandelier design porcelain tile in shades of pink and grey, using Maslic in rock green for the balcony, landing and servery floor. Then surrounding the bar, diners will find Victorian tiles in a hexagon duo-tone combination of red and pink. Halford in plum is found in the ladies washroom and Lenton in forest green provides a similar stylish effect in the gents. Finally, on the waiter station and rear wall, Lenton makes another appearance as a striking backdrop.

This project features striking tiles such as bow, lenton and victorian as well as some bespoke designs. We provided tiles for areas such as the ground floor waiter station and bar apron, the first floor bar apron and bar area and then the toilet floors.Concorde BGW 'The design of The White Horse has created a distinctive look that is simultaneously warm, welcoming and contemporary but also functional to the needs of Fuller’s and the people who live, work, shop and play in this world-famous cultural neighbourhood. Overall, the White Horse has two spaces with different identities, the upper floor is private and the lower more social. Both floors have their own bars, W.C.’s and stunning views. The pub also features ample outdoor space for al fresco drinking and dining, with a quaint external garden at ground level and an incredible outside terrace that overlooks The SSE Arena, Wembley. It is a traditional pub put into modern shell that is fitting for Wembley Park and the Fuller’s brand whilst offering a quintessential pub experience.'